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@dreamcaster17 @guyfelicella No. Even for medical purposes, given the known dangers of opiates, a person is stupid if they don't consider possible alternatives. If you're referring to coping w/trauma, etc, it's another excuse. Millions suffer trauma & dont choose to cope by sticking a needle in their arm

@Rodney0901 @guyfelicella do you ever wonder why they chose to use in the first place, or does that even matter to you?

101: HOW TO IDENTIFY A POVERTY PORN GRIFTER 1. They dehumanize people dealing with mental health, homelessness and addiction issues by calling them “zombies” or “crackies.” 2. They always misidentify the cause of the drug crisis as liberal/NDP policy decisions - with bonus points for naming a politician. They never mention the ACTUAL cause: fentanyl in the illicit drug supply (true throughout Canada & the U.S., under both conservative and liberal governments). 3. They film and photograph people in crisis as if they’re viewing animals in the zoo. 4. They fundraise off their exploitative content. Like instead of helping the vulnerable people they’re using for clicks and engagement, they ask viewers to donate to THEM with their “buy me a coffee” link. Need an example? @KatKanada_TM and her video from yesterday 👉 prize-winning grifting. Cruel, self-absorbed and completely gross. 🤢

@Fishferbrains @guyfelicella I'm Canadian you halfwit, & lack of personal responsibility is not unique to Canada, just to excuse making Liberals. Now, piss off.

@Rodney0901 @guyfelicella Some insufferable US twat projecting into Canada's crisis with a "you people, personal responsibility" argument?

@FarhanKhanCA That's too bad. Rogan has scientists on from every field, politicians from all sides, giants of business, tech, industry and sports. Open dialogue, great discussions and information. Nobody does it better. You might learn something.

i've never watched Rogan in my life, not about to start now

Joe Rogan: "You’re angry at people that didn’t want to get vaccinated and you didn’t get angry at the person who used science to create a horrible disease… that killed who knows how many people. That didn’t make you mad?"

@avilewis So tiresome. The fact is, absolutely nothing gets built or moves without fossil fuels, including all things renewable. This war has just proved that once again, & Canada is extremely lucky to have an abundance of what the world absolutely needs and we need to expand and diversify

Trump and Netanyahu’s reprehensible attacks on Iran have already sent oil prices soaring.  And the pain won’t stop at the pump. Soon, high oil prices will cause another inflation crisis: raising the already extreme cost of feeding, clothing, and housing your family.  Fossil fuels are driving both the climate and cost-of-living crises, all while oil giants cash in on war with hundreds of billions in windfall profits. There has never been a clearer case for embracing renewable energy.  Nobody ever bombed a storage tank full of sunlight, or fought a war for the wind.

@DailyHiveVan I moved my family back to common sense Conservative Alberta, free from the constant Indian grovelling, the land claims done in secret, the drugs, crime, filth and the disastrous NDP self loathing, apologist progressive policies. Get out while you still can.

B.C.'s population is dropping at the fastest rate in the country 📉 dailyhive.com/vancouver/bc-p…

@nationalpost Yup, sounds reasonable to me.

Ontario Premier tells media: "They need to be shot. Congratulations for shooting this guy. Should have shot him a couple more times" nationalpost.com/news/canada/do…

An Indigenous Albertan just said this straight up: Her people are living in poverty. The leaders speaking for them don’t even live on the reserves. There’s no accountability. And she says corruption is part of the problem. That’s why she supports Alberta independence. This is a perspective you’re not hearing. 👇 Full interview: youtu.be/sxSiebccQLM Thank you @Kdrocks11 for sharing your story.

@guyfelicella Whatever dummy. People from every scientific field, political spectrum, titans of industry, business & tech all clamour to be on Rogan. Why, because he's open minded and willing to discuss all opinions & ideas. Clearly, morons like you & your stupid wife are against this.

My wife doesn’t follow politics until elections heard that Pierre Poilievre went on Rogan: "Ick. Angry. Trump vibes. And Rogan is known for spreading misinformation." If that’s the first impression, you’re not winning new voters, you’re losing them!

Greta Thunberg in 2023: If we don't end fossil fuels, it will be a "death sentence." Greta Thunberg in 2026: President Trump must allow oil imports to Cuba. I guess the "climate crisis" has negotiable deadlines.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford congratulates a legal gun owner for shooting and injuring a home invader. "Congratulations, I'm glad you shot the guy. Teaches the rest of these robbers a lesson." "Shoud've shot him a couple more times as far as I'm concerned."

@HarshaWalia Just another example of the radical lefts, mindless woke virus that has penetrated our education institutions. Cant hate these insufferable losers enough.

The BC Teachers Federation, the province wide labour union representing over 40,000 teachers, has just passed a resolution in support of BDS! The first province-wide motion to support BDS in solidarity with Palestine!!

@gator_gum Still creaming yourselves over a speech? Libtard sheep are so stupid and easy to manipulate.

Look at how the rest of the world sees Canada and Mark Carney. It's no wonder the RW Influencers are freaking out. Canada is loved all around the world.

@KahlonRav If not already, it's a matter of time before your home is under a land claim and your property rights will be at risk. And likely done in secret, behind your back. Move to common sense Conservative Alberta while you still can and rid yourselves of this NDP disaster.

While job losses were recorded across N. America, B.C.'s Feb unemployment held steady: ✅ Unemp. at 6.1% (below🇨🇦avg) ✅ 2nd highest private sector job growth YoY ✅ Highest avg hourly wage: $38.92/hr (+2.7% YoY) ✅ 2nd highest growth in women's emp. ✅ 2nd highest wages in🇨🇦 1/3

@guyfelicella BS. Majority don't seek treatment & those who do, society must wait until "they are ready". Law abiding, hard working people who contribute positively to society, deserve a safe, peaceful community free of tent cities, filth, violence, crime & hunched over zombies on our streets

Wrong! Supervised consumption sites are part of the continuum of care. They keep people alive so they can access treatment. And let's stop misleading the public: many people on methadone or other treatments still use street drugs. The difference is whether they use alone or somewhere they can survive an overdose. With a toxic drug supply, using alone isn't recovery policy. It's a death sentence.

@marissenmark DRIPA, Interpretation Act, Property/Mineral/Fishing/Conservation rights, etc. Placating to an Indian minority at the expense of the majority, mostly done in secret by an activist premier. Moving my family back to common sense conservative Alberta before its to late to sell.

The rhetoric we’re hearing from BC Conservatives and OneBC on First Nations issues right now echoes some of the arguments used by BC Liberals while in Opposition in the late 1990s. Many people will remember the appeals to “One Law for All” during the debate over the Nisga’a agreement. (I remember opposing that argument at the time, even though I was a member of the BC Liberal Party.) But something interesting happened after the Liberals formed government. Premier Gordon Campbell and Attorney General Geoff Plant quickly discovered that governing in British Columbia requires a serious and respectful relationship with First Nations. They moved toward negotiated reconciliation and modern treaties. The question now is whether today’s opposition will go through the same evolution. We know that OneBC won't. But would the BC Conservatives? How would a “Premier Caroline Elliott,” for example, manage the Province's relationship with First Nations after everything she has been saying to date? Would she evolve the way Campbell and Plant ultimately did? Or would British Columbia be headed for a major cycle of conflict? One way or another, this is one of the most important issues facing our province today.

@reah4burnaby @wyatt_claypool @gavindew "You want woman like me". FFS, clearly you have the emotional intelligence and maturity of a retarded adolescent. How the hell are you an MLA?

@wyatt_claypool @gavindew Wyatt you're so repressed. You want a woman like me so bad but will never get one because in the real world you freeze up the second we match your keyboard gangster energy. Go away, the adults are talking.

.@gavindew I invite you to see this from an anti-oppression lens. Misogyny: hatred of, aversion to, or prejudice against women. Prejudice: an irrational attitude of hostility directed against an individual, a group, a race, or their supposed characteristics.

@BertaBSDetector @devron1971 @Jasonbob10 @FreeAlbertaRob Yawn. This tired comeback. Of course population matters & if Alberta had Ontario's population we'd be double the size of your economy. "Have not" losers.

@devron1971 @Jasonbob10 @FreeAlbertaRob Alberta has 13% of the federal GDP. Ontario has over 40%. Alberta ain’t funding fuck-all.

Hey @FreeAlbertaRob, you have a $9.4B deficit with record oil-production, you senseless senile shitfuck.

@ABDanielleSmith This is what happens when you open up your province to develop and produce what the world wants & needs. In contrast to our Eastern grifters, some of whom have literally put policies in place to shut in any fossil fuel development, because they have equalization to fall back on

Alberta is the economic powerhouse of Canada. Over the last year we’ve added 85,000 jobs – more than nine times the number added by the next highest-growth province. Can you imagine what’s in store with the oil production cap and net zero power regulations finally gone. This is the Alberta advantage at work: hard working people, abundant resources, a strong private sector and a government focused on creating the conditions for success. We will keep fighting to make sure Alberta remains the best place in Canada to live, work and build a future.