00:30:23.640And you can stand outside of it and you can feel,
00:30:26.120you know yeah you can feel you can feel more human more human than human all right so the
00:30:32.680idea behind this podcast was i wanted to look at a documentary that i saw recently and uh judas
00:30:39.280have watched it as well and he likes it a whole lot and there's a lot to talk about so we're going
00:30:43.800to do a good old fashion and people are asking that we do some more of these good old fashion
00:30:48.140watching a movie commenting on it and it's going to tie into a lot of the stuff we've talked about
00:30:53.700over the past year or so um i can just pull it up right now let's see let's get rid of this
00:31:01.460matthew perry thing here all right so this is the movie it's by aaron gunn in fact let's look up
00:31:11.100a cool name i will say though if you got the last name gun i think it it hurts you to have the first
00:31:20.720name aaron oh unless it's a gun there you go yeah nice see that he's got aaron with the two a's which
00:31:29.520is kind of a little hebe but the uh the last better aaron well well you can just do no i guess
00:31:37.060you're right it'll be erin that's a woman's name though yeah well okay so i'm not i'm not too hot
00:31:43.660on the first name but gun is a solid like what is this anglo or scottish last name so here we go0.93
00:31:49.020with the air and gun shit this this teenager there's the guy i don't know enough about0.96
00:31:56.560whatever sport this is to know if this is a joke or not i don't know if this is like oh we made an0.99
00:32:01.540ai guy to look bad um that's him not him there's a lot of air and guns isn't there
00:32:10.360there's people listening to this on audio who are just not understanding okay just to explain for
00:32:15.600the folks at home listening to audio i'm cycling through duck duck go image searches um and looking
00:32:22.700at different aaron guns rough i will say one of the best beards in the game he's i think he's well
00:32:29.580well trimmed he's doing good i'd set my watch by that beard i think that says a lot about a guy
00:32:33.880and you're gonna notice is very tight very photogenic beard star throughout this whole
00:32:40.620documentary i just wanted to call attention to it we're doing it again we're uh we're doing it
00:32:45.460that look at that it's like it's it's it's photoshopped on although that's a straight
00:32:51.500like i i wouldn't i wouldn't be on camera doing that position though that's very much a shark
00:32:56.240tank sort of look yeah he does he does that a lot actually the tenting the fingers
00:33:00.080yeah we're not gonna get through this without ripping aaron gun apart even but i should be
00:33:07.300said right up front love the guy it's a great documentary don't want him to spot but i mean
00:33:12.140he can't so okay uh for the folks at home listening to audio what i'm doing right now
00:33:17.180is a duck duck going important hand gestures uh so like if we were you me or on camera we don't
00:33:24.680want to do that what what's what should we do because you know trump has the thing where he's
00:33:28.700like conducting an orchestra i'm thinking this italian hands yeah italian hands what do we got
00:33:35.200here uh this one you would need four hands it's called gesticulation but i always thought that
00:33:42.020was a little bit sexual i don't i don't know why okay i'm looking at this gestures and there's
00:33:46.860just an eye here that's not right i can't be that's interesting it's interesting this looks
00:33:52.040almost like a baby's hand like cross fingers gestures of biblically correct angels that's
00:33:57.620what that is i think there's guys out there with like like baby's hands probably there must be
00:34:03.540right okay so you and me here's what we do we go on camera and we do the devil horns but we're just
00:34:08.800like we're we're gesticulating as if we're just making a point okay so what we're gonna do is0.92
00:34:16.920we're gonna talk about this fucking movie it's very good you know what we're gonna start0.95
00:34:20.700here we go okay so i got some some time stamps here so i'm gonna watch the intro because i think0.98
00:34:29.140the intro sets it up and we'll start and we'll stop at our leisure is third world we live in a
00:34:35.360open prison yard why should my kids have to live in that risk and that danger other citizens have
00:34:41.880rights as well you have a right not to inhale secondhand crystal meth smoke it's really a case
00:34:46.820of the inmates running the asylum what is happening to canada drink him in look at this
00:34:53.860there he is here's our boy a fitted hoodie might i add sleeve strategically rolled up and i'm not
00:35:02.380trying to mock anything i think this is a good look the way where you paused it here he does
00:35:07.960have the expression of like like deep sadness i don't know well it's a very and i'll just set
00:35:15.780up the documentary so this is going to be about um the drug epidemic it starts in vancouver but
00:35:22.280it paints a broad with a broader brush the entirety of canada and it will touch on a lot
00:35:27.820of sociopolitical issues that we've talked about on the show, the proliferation of drugs,
00:35:32.280the legalization of drugs. And as you'll see throughout the documentary, we even get into
00:35:38.040manufacturing hard drugs within Canada. And just to set the stage for this, there's a lot of news
00:35:45.800headlines that I think they're not mentioned in this, but I think they need to be kind of hovering
00:35:52.080above it as we're talking about it so a big one uh that was in the news recently was in canada
00:35:58.220the medical assistance in dying made as they know it so made is that the government has decided to
00:36:04.980start killing people um and allow not only elective suicide but elective suicide through the
00:36:12.080government uh through government assistance and also recommending it to citizens um and we've0.63
00:36:17.980seen over the past year specifically um people have been recommended ending their lives if they
00:36:24.780are in poverty um if they're too destitutes um which rang a lot of bells even on the left
00:36:30.460a lot of leftists really hated that for obvious reasons um but then there was also people who
00:36:37.000are addicted to drugs terminally addicted to drugs any like they if you feel like you want
00:36:41.260to kill yourself if you're in a bad place the government of canada will be right there saying
00:36:45.620have you considered killing yourself now there's a lot of nefarious scheming that could go along0.97
00:36:52.740with that if you wanted to go down that road um they could say well this is a form of population
00:36:57.460control this is a form of you know getting our addiction numbers down like there's a lot of
00:37:03.860i'm not trying to assign any of that to any individual person but i'm just saying that
00:37:08.420It does seem interesting, at least to me, that the end game of modern liberalism is simultaneously allowing, manufacturing hard drugs within Canada, allowing people to purchase and consume hard drugs in public, and then pushing suicide on them as a result, and denying that there's any connection between any of these things.
00:37:31.800You would need to believe that they're wildly incompetent, or they're malicious, or perhaps both. I land on both.
00:37:38.420I think it's a convenient way to get rid of a problem that oftentimes they cause.
00:37:43.080And one thing that I don't think is addressed in this documentary, but I would love it to
00:37:47.780be addressed at some point, and maybe I just haven't seen it, but over my lifetime, there
00:37:53.880were many pilot programs that were launched in the interest of legalizing marijuana.
00:37:59.460And marijuana is legal in Canada now, but I remember growing up, they legalized it in
00:38:03.400certain cities and tracked what happened there.
00:38:06.480and i never heard any conclusive reports about what actually happened because they wanted to
00:38:11.700know oh if you legalize marijuana does marijuana usage go up now i i would hear advocates say that
00:38:18.480oh there's no evidence that it does go up i'm like that's not evidence that it doesn't it was
00:38:23.440just kind of hand waved away and um i haven't there seem to be no conclusive studies that show
00:38:31.200that once you legalize heroin and crack cocaine that heroin usage and crack cocaine usage goes
00:38:37.680up and it's highly suspicious to me that those statistics aren't released that's kind of what
00:38:42.160this documentary is about but if you ask your average liberal and i mean canadian liberal like
00:38:47.560like a american democrat style they will similarly deny that there's any connection between the two
00:38:53.460or they'll just say well i haven't seen any evidence that it goes up so like that's kind of
00:38:58.260the world we're living in but i think that evidence is people will intuit that that happens
00:39:03.300obviously but like you'll see vancouver people will deny that vancouver exists right up until0.97
00:39:08.800the point where it sinks in the fucking ocean full of chinese anyway we wish country once0.97
00:39:15.620considered immune from the most appalling displays of homelessness and chaos has become an epicenter0.99
00:39:22.040for shocking, violent, and at times, random attacks
00:39:51.300crack down on crime and get addicts the help and treatment they so desperately need i hate the he
00:39:59.060does interview a lot of aboriginal women i'll just let you know um there's just a few things i wanted
00:40:03.380to mention there uh anecdotally um again as a lifelong canadian um in the places that i've
00:40:10.500lived i can speak to the massive increase of homelessness i don't know if you've experienced
00:40:15.700that at where you are oh yeah but i when we used to live in toronto we lived in toronto for like
00:40:20.58010 years then myself my wife moved away but we'll still go back to toronto like once uh every couple
00:40:26.420months or whatever and the homelessness problem there has skyrocketed to epic proportions and
00:40:31.640even in this the smaller city where i live now you're seeing homeless people overwhelm city
00:40:38.540services like it the i would assume that the homelessness problem has skyrocketed everywhere
00:40:43.820would that be a fair thing to say yeah man for sure like you know i live like more than an hour
00:40:48.440away from toronto now but there's still uh there's homeless guys that camp out on the uh the on-ramps
00:40:53.380and off-ramps like the the grass pavilion by the on-ramps and off-ramps when when i uh get on the
00:40:58.280highway here and it's like we're in the middle of fucking nowhere i mean they literally they're
00:41:01.380sleeping in like in tents under trees and shit it's wild yeah and um one thing for people who0.97
00:41:07.700don't know what that's like because again i would speak to people of certain political persuasions0.94
00:41:12.480who would say what's the big deal um when i was in toronto we lived downtown in a condo and when
00:41:18.040you live downtown you're always within the proximity of a couple homeless shelters so
00:41:22.320one thing you notice about homeless people and also let me just start by saying this i reject
00:41:27.100the category of homeless and this documentary uh will do and this isn't a criticism of varian
00:41:33.500gunn because he's working with the tools that he has he is making something that is supposed to be0.91
00:41:38.240mainstream ready i don't expect him to be out there parroting the schizo shit that we say that's0.92
00:41:44.420fine fair enough and he does a very very good job this documentary there's a couple of things that0.86
00:41:48.500i caught on to in this that kind of bothered me one is the term homelessness which i reject
00:41:54.020um even now people say oh just the people who lack a home what's wrong with lacking a home
00:41:59.600historically these were known as vagrants or derelicts because we knew that oftentimes
00:42:05.320i'd say the majority of the time it's not just people who lost their job especially in canada
00:42:11.240in canada you have to fall through so many floors to end up homeless if you are homeless in canada
00:42:18.060you must be homeless on purpose i i guarantee absolutely absolutely the government will bend
00:42:24.640over backwards if you have a job interview they will buy you equipment to go to the job interview0.99
00:42:28.640like a welfare office will do crazy shit they only have one stipulation you can't be on drugs0.81
00:42:34.400all the time and so and they just reject that yep you can talk to a welfare officer like right now0.99
00:42:39.740and they'll tell you that like look we just have this one thing you can't be on heroin at the job
00:42:44.240site and they're like i can't do it and also like that that soft white underbelly guy um the guy
00:42:50.620runs that documentary series uh when he was on joe rogan he had made a great point which was that
00:42:56.200you know for these people the homeless people he's like you're dealing with a person that doesn't
00:43:01.160know how to show up on time like things that you or i would take for granted like they don't know
00:43:05.620not to steal or lie like they're they're they live in a world they are the type of person
00:43:10.000like you cannot force them or trick them to set an alarm clock or to not steal your copper pipes
00:43:16.560like that and he's like that takes like 10 years to get that out of so this idea that they're not
00:43:20.920just like dyed in the wool it's in their dna criminality is is a bit of a misnomer so i think
00:43:28.260the entire and again this isn't his job to do this but the framing of like a lot of these addicts
00:43:34.660Some people do fall into it, especially when they're young.
00:43:36.860But a lot of the guys you actually see on the street, like you're not going to get them off the street.
00:43:43.360And every time they like you give them homes in the cities that I've seen and been to, they'll give them like tiny homes and they burn them down because they think it's funny.
00:43:52.500So it's like, yeah, you can't you can't work with these people anyway.
00:43:54.980And so that's why I think you need to take the category of homeless and an addict even and split that into like four or five subcategories.
00:44:04.040like there are the people they like the teenagers who are like fall into there and you can get them
00:44:09.280out but then the p if you're 45 and you're there like you're you're kind of you're a different
00:44:13.680creature in a sense agreed and and also yeah and so i'll just keep going with it oh and one more
00:44:21.060thing now the word safe supply because you would probably think it was safe to take and that's the
00:44:26.340problem is that it's not safe most people who are using this have never tried drugs before this like
00:44:32.560it's definitely creating a lot more addicts than there was before what we're doing now
00:44:37.920is almost capital punishment in our streets by neglect this is like the industrialization of
00:44:43.720addiction it's this let me just go to this this is something i would like to normalize how can i
00:44:49.200find this again before what we're doing now is almost capital punishment in our streets by
00:44:56.420neglect this is like the industrial yeah this i like this now some people might think this is a
00:45:02.560bit too on the nose but i because people always say oh justin trudeau is fidel castro's son
00:45:09.080um that's not what i get from this i prefer this i would like to normalize
00:45:13.740simply depicting trudeau as a cuban guy0.99
00:45:16.940you just snuck in he's not even he's not even castro's son he's just he's just a fucking0.99
00:45:26.100i'm cuban he's he's just a cuban man and you can do it that way you wish0.98
00:45:33.060nice realization of addiction it's as scary as it gets my name is aaron gunn and this is
00:54:17.320All part of a terrifying trend known as stranger attacks, which have increased 35% in Vancouver last year alone.
00:54:23.680But these shocking, violent, and random attacks are no longer exclusive to Vancouver.
00:54:27.800Toronto police say 16-year-old Gabrielle Megalois was sitting on a bench at this Toronto subway station Saturday evening when a man approached him unprovoked. Megalois was stabbed. He was rushed to hospital but died not long after.
00:54:39.220I just want to say this is probably completely inappropriate. It's kind of funny watching an ambulance go in fast motion.
00:54:49.320...day evening when a man approached him unprovoked. Megalois was stabbed. He was rushed to hospital but died not long after.
00:54:57.800he didn't die from like being sick or anything he was like stabbed in here and he bled out
00:55:05.880a day after the moving memorial to gabriel's life i don't know like that again i'm not trying to be
00:55:11.240mean or insensitive but like that kid there he didn't die from like being sick he got stabbed
00:55:18.120like he he didn't die over the course of nine months and a waste away is that a zoomer's react
00:55:26.480to death it's weird also i reject the premise that it's better to die of a disease yeah like
00:55:32.940no that's no that's it is normal but it's worse is it worse than getting stabbed let's let's pause
00:55:39.300and meditate on this for a second here's something i i i will say it's not as bad to be stabbed as
00:55:48.340long as the person who stabs you themselves get stabbed is that fair to say i guess yeah that's0.89
00:55:54.780all right i would be like if you're gun to my head and the choice is getting shot with the gun0.99
00:56:02.420to my head or dying of cancer i will get shot by that gun to my head as long as the shooter1.00
00:56:08.460similarly gets shot i'm here with you i'm right here and gun to his head he accepts it so i i0.99
00:56:17.600make my decision knowing that this chain reaction will occur and the fate of that gunman
00:56:23.620is tbd that's that's beyond my pay grade let's get back to the drugs visited the scene of his
00:56:32.680murder to talk to toronto residents still reeling from the attack you know it's very unsafe i've
00:56:37.580been here i've been here for many years and and every that is the worst year i see this
00:56:41.220and when you see even living here for many years that's a you'd think if he'd been here that long
00:56:47.700he'd learn how to speak English correctly.
01:07:50.900And has Canada's justice system become little more than a revolving door?
01:07:54.740To find out, I travelled to Ottawa to meet with Larry Brock,
01:07:57.420a former Crown Attorney from Brantford, Ontario,
01:07:59.600who now represents his writing as its Member of Parliament.
01:08:02.060I was just seeing more and more familiar faces in the criminal justice system being largely responsible for the most significant proportion of serious criminal violence in our community.
01:08:14.440A lot of stabbings, a lot of shootings, and frustrating aspect was they were continually being released.
01:08:20.320These so-called prolific offenders, who are consistently arrested and then released, are responsible for a majority of the crime across the country.
01:08:26.260The problem has gotten so bad in British Columbia that the mayors of the 13 largest municipalities wrote to then Attorney General, now Premier David Eby, literally begging the government to do something.
01:08:36.340They shared data that showed just 207 of the most prolific offenders in the province were responsible for more than 11,000 negative interactions with police in the last year alone.
01:08:44.960Let's just pause on that for a second. I have no reason to doubt these numbers.
01:08:48.980As far as I know, this is a serious guy. It's a serious documentary. That's fucking insane to me.
01:08:54.280But it wouldn't make sense, right?0.99
01:39:05.640and they fell through the cracks of society.
01:39:07.780For one reason or another, they were washed into their,
01:39:10.640That's fine. Or you would imagine, you know, Will Smith and the pursuit of happiness, a harmless black man studying to I forget what he was doing, studying to become the world's first black lawyer, whatever it was.
01:39:26.660But most homeless people I see are these people right here.
01:39:31.040Now, pay close attention to these for those who are listening in.
01:39:34.620these are crust punks these are people they're young they're in their 20s and their 30s they're1.00
01:39:41.640just young pieces of shit they're usually not mentally ill maybe they're molested but they're0.99
01:39:48.320also the people who molest these are the people who i usually refer to you'll see a disproportionate1.00
01:39:54.100amount of these people they're only here because they've betrayed every single person in their0.99
01:39:59.740lives yep yep they've stolen from their mom they've ripped the fucking copper pipe out of their1.00
01:40:05.360trailer home whatever they they're they can't go anywhere else yeah these are like this bitch here1.00
01:40:11.480with like the blue dyed hair like she she's a whore who will give you aids as a joke like she is she1.00
01:40:19.200lives to victimize and like a lot of people you see on the soft white underbelly documentary like1.00
01:40:23.940if you listen to them they're awful fucking people they're like the wretched refuse of society1.00
01:40:29.720like they'd sell a baby like i always ask like these poor people would you leave your child with1.00
01:40:35.240them why not why would you not leave your child with them yeah what do you think they would do
01:40:41.240yeah and make them answer that okay continue
01:40:43.880how much worse is kind of the drug and addiction from gotten in and i'm looking for when you were
01:40:51.360growing up here i can't even quantify how bad it's got let me just say 100 cop physiognomy right
01:40:57.760here yeah this guy cannot be anything other than the cop i've seen he's gotta have power
01:41:04.900yeah look at i don't know i don't know what you call like i can't imagine this type of guy in any
01:41:09.160other job no i could see him in management i could see him as a judge you know he's this guy's got
01:41:17.300authority this guy could be henry the eighth i could just look at that face and say uh having
01:41:24.660fun tonight yeah yeah i turn that off he's jingling his keys in his pocket0.99
01:41:29.140certified look at those fucking glasses i didn't notice the glasses holy shit that's amazing1.00
01:41:36.800look at this you think he bought those just for this event this this ungodly dick energy1.00
01:41:45.080i bet he pulled those out of the console in his truck and he's like these will do
01:41:48.400i didn't know you could buy shades with the frames that are just like peck flames
01:44:02.000These dangerous drugs have ravaged Canadian communities, killing more than 6,000 Canadians just last year,
01:44:07.480including more than 2,000 from British Columbia alone.
01:44:10.420an increase of more than 1 000 in just 15 years but just how addictive are these drugs and what
01:44:17.220makes them so addicting to answer that question i met with dr nathaniel day an addictions medicine
01:44:22.580specialist and former member of alberta's opioid emergency response commission opioid addiction is
01:44:27.940such a terrible affliction like if you let's skip this part because um there's a lot of interviews
01:44:34.580with these people i'm just trying to make it so we're on at going at a good place here so
01:44:42.340this is really the meat of it right here let me just get this going here this is drug decriminalization
01:44:49.460in bc we're willing to work with provinces who want to move forward on different steps we're
01:44:52.980having good conversations with british columbia about something they want to do there but they're
01:44:56.340specifically calling for decriminalizing drugs yes they are and we are looking at where to do that
01:45:00.660british columbia is looking about that talking with that and we are working with them to see
01:45:03.860how we can move forward with them in the right way on genuine let me say for people who don't
01:45:08.160spend a lot of time watching justin trudeau um it really strikes you how he's a worse public
01:45:15.800speaker than joe biden because at least with joe biden you could say oh his brain is melting
01:45:21.940down his skull and into his spine but like you listen to trudeau there like he just misspeaks0.89
01:45:26.900all the fucking time he doesn't know what he's saying yeah and anyway it's just it's strange to0.86
01:45:31.980hear someone fumble that much as a young man sorry yeah January 31st 2023 the government of0.98
01:45:37.160BC granted approval by the federal government made it legal to possess certain quantities of
01:45:41.060hard drugs including crystal meth heroin fentanyl and cocaine declaring in no uncertain terms that
01:45:46.500open drug use was now legal on the streets of British Columbia and the results were immediate
01:45:50.780and available for all to see how did that like change on the ground like that you've seen with
01:45:54.800your own two eyes oh within within the same day that everything changed the next day it was
01:45:58.600tenfold it was everywhere people using like crazy there was a guy in the washing i just want to say
01:46:02.520that last guy this guy right here see how did that like change on uh on the ground like that
01:46:08.440you've seen with your own two eyes oh i know people listening can't see it this is what i
01:46:12.120imagine our average listener looks like i don't know how what way you describe this but this is
01:46:17.320like a a canadian look you know what i mean kind of one one arm tattoo here just i don't know that0.99
01:46:25.400face chin strap yeah yeah vaguely political shirt i bet he's got a fuck trudeau bumper sticker too0.97
01:46:33.300bro less gerard if you're in the comments send us a note you're probably listening to this0.99
01:46:38.760within the same day that everything changed the next day it was tenfold it was everywhere people
01:46:43.500using like crazy there was a guy in the washroom shooting up and they said hey you can't do this
01:46:46.940in here and he said it's legal now we can we can do whatever we want so you can't that's a funny
01:46:50.780story there's a guy like shooting up in heroin in the bathroom like i can do this now and the guy's
01:46:56.800like oh i guess it's illegal to do drugs on school property or at the airport rest is fair game and
01:47:07.760they actually said there's more stricter bylaws about smoking tobacco near my door than there is
01:47:11.140about drugs so you can't smoke a cigarette near my door but you can't smoke meth all the rules are
01:47:14.640gone now so it doesn't matter you can openly smoke crack in front of a store and someone that tells
01:47:18.520you've got to move on is going to tell you where to go is it is it easier to take it or dissuade
01:47:22.520someone from drinking alcohol openly in public than using some of these other substances well
01:47:26.280we can actually do something when somebody's drinking in public we can issue a ticket for
01:47:29.240i think it's 230 for consuming public and where somebody is smoking a small amount of crystal
01:47:33.960meth or fentanyl and it's under the 2.5 grams there's nothing we can do if they're not within
01:47:37.640those sanctioned areas now i'm going to ask a question to the chat to you to anyone listening
01:47:43.080would it be fair to say that the most persecuted people in society with this having taken effect
01:47:49.900are drunk drivers yeah absolutely would somebody just think of the drunk drivers
01:47:56.580it's going to be soon that they're the only ones who are going to end up in jail
01:48:00.500okay we got a comment here from sunflower society just said meth i agree and i think this is also
01:48:08.800him agreeing that drunk drivers are the most persecuted group in society all right we know
01:48:15.040that the police for the last few years pretty much everywhere have not been charging drug users who
01:48:19.600had small amounts anyway if i walk down the street and i'm with a beer in my hand i could be arrested
01:48:24.040fine but if i'm taking crystal meth sitting on the bench in front of you know everybody's favorite
01:48:27.960coffee shop no big deal it's that kind of approach and again as i understand the concept but i must
01:48:33.640say just as a human being and a citizen it ain't saleable politically it doesn't make sense and no
01:48:37.580honestly believes it's going to reduce the number of deaths from the toxic drug supply the only
01:48:41.900thing that that does is empower the drug dealers and empower the gangs basically what you're doing
01:48:45.820is you're giving them the ability to have under the legal limit and they just have to do extra
01:48:50.060runs for the drugs but if police weren't arresting that that is true i think people
01:48:57.740what you can tell these people are trying to do is they're trying to talk about the criminal element
01:49:02.300without talking about the criminal element like they don't want to talk about specific gangs
01:49:05.900gangs like they want to talk like oh this helps support the gangs well which gangs who are they
01:49:10.380are you aware of them are they sir like are the gangs that are most powerful in canada even
01:49:15.940canadians they are not and they don't bring it up in this but again like there's it's already a long
01:49:22.380show we can't get into everything but it is interesting the tack that they take where it's
01:49:25.980like you know it's legal up to 2.5 grams it's like okay so with weed you know it's it's uh it's legal
01:49:32.840the whole way up and so now we have like federal regulation on uh the way that it's produced and
01:49:37.880sold we have government dispensaries for weed but for these hard drugs it's it's like you you are
01:49:44.260still criminalizing the act of producing it and selling it but you're not criminalizing the act
01:49:49.420of consuming it and it's it's like it's as if the consumers themselves are innocent like it takes0.99
01:49:54.840two to tango i don't know what else to say like you're part of the fucking system it drives me0.96
01:49:58.480mad because like if you're angry at the at the producers the only reason the producers are0.99
01:50:03.340producing is because you have a market in your city for this drug and you just balloon the market
01:50:09.840a hundredfold by by doing making this this new law so like you're literally handing millions of
01:50:16.380government dollars to chinese drug producers and triads i said i can't understand look i know they
01:50:23.080know that they must know that well then this is what i was talking about earlier like if you're
01:50:27.680a canadian you have this niggling little thing in your mind that says everything's a scam and you
01:50:33.780have to wonder like is is chinese money involved in this somehow like it can't not be like there's
01:50:39.460too many things that are being ignored and when we talked about you know the the ccp operating
01:50:45.180through the triads and owning all these casinos on the west coast specifically in vancouver to
01:50:50.800launder money with everyone's in on the take the government's aware of it nothing's being done
01:50:56.260you're like okay then this is being permitted at various levels of society everyone everyone's
01:51:01.340aware of it it's just a thing that goes on so you're like okay there's there's various strata
01:51:06.520of grift going on here but i once it's accepted like that i feel like well nothing really matters
01:51:12.320and this isn't a real country at that point yeah for sure yeah well they're capable of is thinking
01:51:17.900about how they get their next fix you know the brain gets hijacked by the addiction harm reduction
01:51:21.580is like throwing in a life preserver but leaving them in the river over the past 20 years drug
01:51:25.860prevention programs in British Columbia have been scaled back dramatically and replaced with what's
01:51:29.780known as harm reduction ranging from the provision of naloxone kits to students as young as 15 to the
01:51:34.380distribution in at least one case of safer snorting kits at a high school on bank okay I just want to
01:51:38.640pause here so people can see this um here's Aaron Gunn's tweet I'm just going to read it out here
01:51:43.380when I was in high school we heard from powerful guest speakers on why doing hard drugs had a very
01:51:48.240serious at very serious consequences today in British Columbia they're handing out safer snorting
01:51:53.320kits to children as young as 15 now ages aside you know i'm sure this is being handed out the
01:51:59.740idea that they're like cocaine paraphernalia and there's photos here there's photos of this like
01:52:05.860i don't think this is a fake image but like handing this out to and even if there's handed0.84
01:52:10.820out to college kids that will blow my fucking mind yeah also just as as someone who has moved0.94
01:52:18.500in these circles where a lot of people dying from dirty straws no that's this is insane there's0.98
01:52:25.140another i think there's something else that nobody i haven't heard anybody talk about is
01:52:28.900you can say we're going to try to stop this abuse or you can say we're going to try to make the
01:52:34.740abuse safer and they never say that when we when we go when we switch to making it safer we are
01:52:41.660tacitly saying we are no longer trying to stop it in fact we want it to continue they never say that
01:52:47.120but that's the truth you know what i mean because if you say we're going to put all this money into
01:52:51.920making it safer you are actually increasing the rate at which it happens every like we know this
01:52:58.720every you know what i mean like it's it's it's obviously illogically that that that that works
01:53:03.380but we've now seen it in every city where this has been tried that it increases the rate of drug use
01:53:07.220yeah so that's the safer snorting thing like there's no way to interpret this other than
01:53:12.040they're normalizing it they're normalizing drug use they're normalizing it they they've just taken
01:53:17.080as a fact that drug use will increase regardless and the only thing we can do is make it safer
01:53:24.420which is to say we are no longer devoting any resources to trying to stop this at all and that
01:53:31.620that's the craziest thing and again like i said earlier they're they've kind of halfway decriminalized
01:53:37.440it by saying that the addicts themselves can't even you get you it's never mind that he's doing
01:53:42.120the drug that he's high and shitting himself in front of the 7-eleven you can't kick him you can't
01:53:46.960kick him out like it's it's insane another like an analog to this would be like the father who's0.99
01:53:54.040like you know what my kids are gonna have sex my daughters are gonna have sex so i at least want0.98
01:53:59.160them to be in control and so he opens up an only fans page for his daughters like like in the0.83
01:54:05.640interest of doing it safely you are pimping them out in the interest of trying to create
01:54:11.500habits of safe drug use you just convince kids that oh you should try cocaine because you would
01:54:18.660go through entire high school not really knowing what cocaine is probably it would never for a lot
01:54:23.760of kids who would never cross their mind to do cocaine i don't know what it's like going to high
01:54:26.740school now but when i was in high school that was just something cool kids did yeah and you're not
01:54:32.880going to tell me that every kid's cool now we just got a five dollar dono from milk road trucker
01:54:39.900big milk and he says uh he just has the title of a film there prayer of the roller boys
01:54:44.5601999 which i believe is 1990 i just looked it up but yeah but it is kind of it's like a weird
01:54:53.44090s kid with a headband uh drug dealing rollerblading gangs that looks cool i don't know
01:54:58.800what the reference is, but I'd watch that. It may just be a dude's rocking moment. It does look like
01:55:04.780a dude's rock in film. Vancouver Island. But in truth, these so-called harm reduction policies
01:55:10.480from government, along with decriminalization, are only just the beginning. Their real objective
01:55:14.120is something else entirely. We know that anchoring ourselves in science and data,
01:55:18.840making sure that issues of harm reduction, safe consumption are put to the forefront. We will
01:55:22.880continue to be grounded in what works, in compassion, in evidence. Making sure there's
01:55:26.520a safer supply so people who are addicted can get clean drug supplies as opposed to having to buy
01:55:31.720the dirty and deadly stuff safe supply it's a buzz phrase used by politicians and drug advocates
01:55:38.360alike meant to instill public confidence that the powers that be are taking the overdose crisis
01:55:42.620seriously and are doing something about it but what does it mean and this he's going to get to
01:55:48.180in my opinion the most important maybe not the most important but the thing that i had never
01:55:53.920considered that really struck me um and if we end up skipping i'll just say right now so the people
01:55:59.540get where i'm coming from um there's this idea that's very popular in society especially for
01:56:04.940people like liberals and conservatives alike a that people are overdosing just because of bad
01:56:11.680drugs and not just because of the volume of the drugs they're doing yeah yeah oh man and and this
01:56:18.480is you know a lot of the times especially with really hard drugs it's just you get greedy with
01:56:22.980it you you overdose because you think you can handle it and you can't it's not necessary
01:56:28.280sometimes it is because you get a bad batch or whatever but a lot of the times it's just you
01:56:33.320know a mistake on their part which is why they keep doing it as you'll see the other thing that
01:56:37.820really stood out is that a lot of these individuals are seeking out fentanyl now to hear the media
01:56:45.080tell it fentanyl is this poison that's circulating unbeknownst to all the drug users that you're
01:56:50.960shopping for heroin it turns out it's spiked with this fentanyl stuff what you will see and you know
01:56:56.620i obviously don't have my finger on the pulse of what these people do but hearing them admit that
01:57:01.260they go shopping for fentanyl they want fentanyl why because fentanyl is so much stronger yeah
01:57:07.160like there's this idea that oh they just accidentally take fentanyl no they're shopping
01:57:10.780for it and then once they have it they do too much because again they're greedy or they're clumsy
01:57:15.880or whatever it might be but you know that's one thing i think is ignored which is that
01:57:21.400you know the fentanyl isn't there by accident these people are shopping for it and the fentanyl
01:57:26.980as we've discussed is largely imported by china and manufactured in china yes imported through
01:57:33.480the triads who work in concert to the chinese communist and that's all part of the narrative
01:57:38.760spin um to make them look more like victims so that you'll be okay with all of the decriminalization
01:57:44.520right because it's it's harder to feel sorry for these people when you realize that this person
01:57:50.160knew that this was cut with vent or it was vent they knew what the safe dose was because they've
01:57:54.840done it a hundred times they intentionally took three times a safe dose safe dose because they
01:58:00.080hate themselves they want to die and they have nothing to live for yeah um and that's another
01:58:06.680thing not to you are so dying but uh one thing you know i i was never critically addicted to
01:58:15.400any sorts of hard drugs although we did partake of them quite a bit in our 20s my serious vice
01:58:20.860was alcohol so i can speak to the mindset you get into when you're on like a multi-day bender
01:58:28.380or you're really in the depths of it where you are um delude you're delirious and you're delusional
01:58:34.820and you're losing your mind a lot of people don't know that like you know they know what it's like
01:58:37.960to be drunk they know what's like maybe they know what it's like to get blackout drunk that's fine
01:58:42.540what if you get blackout drunk for a week what happens to your mind well you start hallucinating
01:58:48.260things you start saying and doing insane shit once you're in the true depths of like a binge binge0.50
01:58:56.300you kind of stop caring if you die and i know that's a very morbid way of talking about it but0.97
01:59:01.240i think a lot of people who've been there will know what i'm talking about where you know you
01:59:05.880don't lose your grip of reality you just you really do stop caring it's this nihilism that
01:59:11.000overtakes you especially if you're detoxing and you're going through the shakes and the sweats
01:59:15.700you're like maybe this kills me i don't even fucking care anymore you know but that is why
01:59:20.100if you're trying to put yourself in the mind of someone who would overdose a lot of the time at0.91
01:59:26.680the time they probably don't care or maybe they want that because they actually look around and
01:59:33.460survey their life and see where they are and you know they regret it later but you know it still
01:59:37.940keeps happening so that's just again a different dimension to it that i don't think gets brought up
01:59:43.300a lot according to health canada safe supply or safer supply refers to providing prescribed
01:59:49.060medications as a safer alternative to the toxic illegal drug supply its intention is to help
01:59:54.360prevent overdoses and save lives now at first glance that sounds pretty good but looking deeper
02:00:00.060into what safe supply really means the sunshine and rainbows quickly fade into a dark dystopian
02:00:04.900nightmare we're looking at what's intended to be british columbia's first legal cocaine lab
02:00:09.820on february 7th okay everyone just i don't know if you're listening to this in the background0.96
02:00:14.160pay attention to this shit this because there's a lot we could talk about this
02:00:18.24018th, 2023, Ad Astra Holdings, a cannabis company based in Langley, B.C., received approval from Health Canada to legally import cocoa leaves and manufacture cocaine.0.98
02:00:27.420The company's CEO said in a press release that it will explore the commercialization of cocaine to provide a safe supply of the drug.
02:00:34.180So those two words there, the commercialization of cocaine, the commercialization goes hand in glove with marketing.