At first glance they look like neatly wrapped gifts or chocolates.\u000D\u000ABut there is nothing benign or celebratory about these packages. Paid for by its resident the city of Toronto provides water, sewage, garbage, roadways and crack pipes and special drug taking starter kits?
“Toronto Public Health remains steadfast in its commitment to reducing harm, preventing the spread of communicable diseases, and providing a lifeline to those in need,” said a TPH statement. “Through a combination of innovative programs and collaborative partnerships, we are working towards a healthier and more inclusive Toronto.”They call them safe injection sites, but there is nothing safe about them. There have been murders right in front of them and fights are common.
The other thing that is common are drug dealers standing nearby with their heroin, crystal meth, fentanyl and any other chemical mixture they can think of. Police officers tell me they even hand out these kits with the Toronto Health logo on them, as well as Naloxone “opioid receptor antagonist” nasal spray devices, too.Article content
While purported to make things safer and cleaner under the banner of harm reduction, it instead fosters a drug culture, says masafe drug kits” is creating “issues of public safety,” and like Furey, he promises to “halt the distribution of these kits and provide other treatments.” Mayoral candidate Blake Acton, who spent 30 yeas as a Toronto cop, was talking about the drug crisis in the 2022 mayoral election and agrees with Anthony Furey this has to stopFurey, now in the top five in the race with 9% support, has called for the city to shift the way it deals with addicts by focusing on getting them off drugs instead of providing the means to perpetuate their dependence.“I’m here to stop this decline – while we still can,” said Furey.
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