π¨π¦ Failed policy survives because the ideology matters more than the bodies
The absurd part is not that safer supply faces opposition. It is that it persists anyway. When a policy produces public disorder, diversion, and communities that look less safe rather than more, the managerial class doubles down and calls that compassion. As reported, the program keeps going despite mounting backlash, which tells you everything about how this regime works: outcomes are optional, ideology is mandatory.
This is late-Trudeau Canada in miniature. Bureaucrats, activist doctors, and publicly funded harm-reduction priests protect the program because admitting failure would shatter the whole progressive script. The state that cannot keep borders tight, streets orderly, or treatment serious somehow finds endless confidence in handing out narcotics under a therapeutic label. Ottawa and its provincial enablers are not governing in the national interest. They are managing decline, laundering it through expert language, and expecting taxpayers to applaud while social trust collapses block by block.
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