Finally the war on drugs and needless deaths is almost over

[Anonymous]

Nothing will change.  BC had essentially decriminalized posession for personal use years ago.  In downtown Van the junkies shoot up in front of the police station, and have done so for years.



The only solution is to release pure fentanyl onto the streets.

[Erica Mena]

[kooch]

Full legalization and am appropriate level of taxation and regulation to offset the societal costs is the only way forward. Like any other dangerous substance the consumer should be full bottle on what exactly it is they are using so they can make the appropriate risk assessment. All prohibition and limp wristed half measures like decriminalization so is pour billions of dollars into the coffers of organized crime.

[Erica Mena]

Is Fentanyl what killed Michael Jackson? Or was that something else

[Erica Mena]

My bad. It was a mix of benzo's and something else.

[Anonymous]

You  job must be pretty hard to come home after seeing all that stuff go down Blurt...  Respect ac_drinks

Blurt's job there isn't as difficult as he makes it out to be.  He chooses to work nightshift, where his job is mainly to cuddle up with the street bums on those little cots there until they fall asleep.  For him, it's highly rewarding work.

[weebles]

Nothing will change.  BC had essentially decriminalized posession for personal use years ago.  In downtown Van the junkies shoot up in front of the police station, and have done so for years.



The only solution is to release pure fentanyl onto the streets.

That is true the problem is a tainted drug supply with a bunch of crappy fillers in it... full legalization would make sense  but doubt that will happen in the near future though.

[Erica Mena]

You  job must be pretty hard to come home after seeing all that stuff go down Blurt...  Respect ac_drinks

Blurt's job there isn't as difficult as he makes it out to be.  He chooses to work nightshift, where his job is mainly to cuddle up with the street bums on those little cots there until they fall asleep.  For him, it's highly rewarding work.

Oh shush, you who does not even work  :001_rolleyes:

[weebles]

Full legalization and am appropriate level of taxation and regulation to offset the societal costs is the only way forward. Like any other dangerous substance the consumer should be full bottle on what exactly it is they are using so they can make the appropriate risk assessment. All prohibition and limp wristed half measures like decriminalization so is pour billions of dollars into the coffers of organized crime.

Hey that makes too much sense so it will be difficult to make that happen.

[Anonymous]

Oh shush, you who does not even work  :001_rolleyes:

I do work though.  I only took a little break when Trudeau was handing out Covidbucks...

[weebles]

Oh shush, you who does not even work  :001_rolleyes:

I do work though.  I only took a little break when Trudeau was handing out Covidbucks...

Do you not have to payback a potion of it if you got on CERB?

[Erica Mena]

Is that like unemployment here in the states?

[Anonymous]

So BC decrimalized small amounts of drugs.

Yes, but we will see if it stops accidental Overdose deaths and gets people into treatment programs.... I guess we will find out after 3 years of data on how well it worked.

That is what progs hope. I doubt it will work.

[Anonymous]

Do you not have to payback a potion of it if you got on CERB?

Nope.  It was all a gift.  Thank you glorious leader Trudeau!

[weebles]

Is that like unemployment here in the states?

No, it was just  during Covid to mostly prop up small businesses and Self employed tradesmen and Owner/Operators effected by it.