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‘All The Fentanyl You Want’: Tucker Carlson Calls Out Canada For Banning Guns But Legalizing Fentanyl
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June 01, 2022
Fox News host and Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson called out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new push Wednesday to ban handguns while legalizing fentanyl.
Trudeau introduced legislation Monday intending to prohibit the sales, purchases, transfers and imports of handguns and to impose a buy back of military-style semi-automatic weapons. The prime minister told members of Parliament that there “is no reason anyone in Canada should need guns in their everyday lives.”
Carlson said Trudeau is constantly surrounded by firearms because they are the “key to his power.” Canada has had low gun violence rates in the country, with 16 homicides in Ottawa in all of last year, the Daily Caller co-founder said, adding that drug overdoses have plagued the country with 5,000 Canadians dying from opioids, particularly fentanyl.
“So how is Justin Trudeau responding to this? Well, days ago he announced that he is legalizing fentanyl, along with cocaine and methamphetamine in Canada’s third largest province, British Columbia.
Fox News host and Daily Caller co-founder Tucker Carlson called out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s new push Wednesday to ban handguns while legalizing fentanyl.
Trudeau introduced legislation Monday intending to prohibit the sales, purchases, transfers and imports of handguns and to impose a buy back of military-style semi-automatic weapons. The prime minister told members of Parliament that there “is no reason anyone in Canada should need guns in their everyday lives.”
Carlson said Trudeau is constantly surrounded by firearms because they are the “key to his power.” Canada has had low gun violence rates in the country, with 16 homicides in Ottawa in all of last year, the Daily Caller co-founder said, adding that drug overdoses have plagued the country with 5,000 Canadians dying from opioids, particularly fentanyl.
“So how is Justin Trudeau responding to this? Well, days ago he announced that he is legalizing fentanyl, along with cocaine and methamphetamine in Canada’s third largest province, British Columbia.
This is a province where over 165,000 people died last month from drug overdoses. FAKE FIGURE
2022 Summary
• In March 2022, there were 165 suspected illicit drug toxicity deaths.
By comparison, in 2020, in the entire nation of Canada, 23 people died per month in acts involving a firearm. So why, if you were concerned about public health, would you ban firearms but legalize fentanyl?” he said.
“Fentanyl is what people are dying from, not guns. CONTRADICTS THE FACTS
“Fentanyl is what people are dying from, not guns. CONTRADICTS THE FACTS
How does that make sense? Well, it only makes sense if your goal is to keep the population weak and vulnerable, even if it kills them,” he continued.
The Canadian federal government has temporarily legalized citizens 18 years or older to carry a total of 2.5 grams of fentanyl, heroin and cocaine in British Columbia, but are still prohibited from producing, trafficking or importing the drugs, the Washington Post reported. Drug overdoes are the leading cause of death of people ages 19 to 39 in Canada.
The Canadian federal government has temporarily legalized citizens 18 years or older to carry a total of 2.5 grams of fentanyl, heroin and cocaine in British Columbia, but are still prohibited from producing, trafficking or importing the drugs, the Washington Post reported. Drug overdoes are the leading cause of death of people ages 19 to 39 in Canada.
(RELATED: Tucker Carlson Targets ‘Botox Dictator’ Trudeau For Disarming Canadian Citizens Who ‘Disagree With Him’)
Carlson said the prime minister’s tyrannical “show of force” will be impossible to stop by disarmed Canadian citizens.
“You can have all the fentanyl you want, but you can’t defend yourself. It’s not just gun confiscation, it’s magazine confiscation,” Carlson said, referencing Trudeau’s plan to ban “high-capacity” magazines. “And as always, our authorities, mostly in the Democratic Party, are taking very close notes when they watch Justin Trudeau’s speech.”
Carlson turned to leaders in the U.S. attempting to limit the types of firearms a citizen can have access to, notably the AR-15. President Joe Biden said Monday that 9mm ammunition is “high-caliber” and “blows the lung out of the body,” and Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently called to “eliminate the grandfathering of large capacity ammunition feeding devices.”
He then called out U.S. leaders for decriminalizing serious crimes while simultaneously attempting to disarm citizens. He cited a report by the Seattle Times that detectives will no longer be assigned to investigate new adult sexual assault cases this year.
“If any of the people in charge wanted us to be a safer country, they wouldn’t have caused the current crime wave in the first place,” the host said. “They wouldn’t have defunded police, they wouldn’t be encouraging open air drug markets in our cities. They wouldn’t be sending crack pipes to addicts.
Carlson said the prime minister’s tyrannical “show of force” will be impossible to stop by disarmed Canadian citizens.
“You can have all the fentanyl you want, but you can’t defend yourself. It’s not just gun confiscation, it’s magazine confiscation,” Carlson said, referencing Trudeau’s plan to ban “high-capacity” magazines. “And as always, our authorities, mostly in the Democratic Party, are taking very close notes when they watch Justin Trudeau’s speech.”
Carlson turned to leaders in the U.S. attempting to limit the types of firearms a citizen can have access to, notably the AR-15. President Joe Biden said Monday that 9mm ammunition is “high-caliber” and “blows the lung out of the body,” and Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul recently called to “eliminate the grandfathering of large capacity ammunition feeding devices.”
He then called out U.S. leaders for decriminalizing serious crimes while simultaneously attempting to disarm citizens. He cited a report by the Seattle Times that detectives will no longer be assigned to investigate new adult sexual assault cases this year.
“If any of the people in charge wanted us to be a safer country, they wouldn’t have caused the current crime wave in the first place,” the host said. “They wouldn’t have defunded police, they wouldn’t be encouraging open air drug markets in our cities. They wouldn’t be sending crack pipes to addicts.
But they’re not worried about public health at all, what they’re worried about is public resistance to their policies. Disarming the population ends that resistance. They’re very concerned because they know they rule illegitimately so the population will rise up.”
HUH WHAT?!
ONLY TO BE FOLLOWED BY THIS GUY
Jason Kenney Called Out The Decriminalizing Of Some Illegal Drugs In BC & Did Not Hold BackCharlie Hart - Yesterday
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Alberta Premier Jason Kenney just raised concerns about the decriminalization of small amounts of some illegal drugs for personal use in B.C. and said that the Alberta government is "alarmed" by the move.
In a statement released on May 31, Kenney accused both the federal and B.C governments of "normalizing drug use."
He added that Alberta will now be "monitoring the situation very closely."
The three-year-long exemption was just announced and means that starting January 31, 2023, anyone over the age of 18 in B.C. found in possession of 2.5 grams or less of certain drugs, intended for personal use, will no longer be arrested for it.
Carolyn Bennett, the federal Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health said that the plan would "reduce stigma and harm" and act as another tool for ending the overdose crisis.
However, in response to the announcement, Kenney claimed that the result will likely be "a dramatic increase in drug use, violence, trafficking and addiction."
"Alberta’s government will never allow our communities to become sanctuaries for cartels and drug traffickers," he added.
Kenney also criticized the de-policing of areas in Vancouver, and other major cities, and said that it increased crime and drug use.
He also claimed that the federal government did not consult the public or the Alberta government, about drug decriminalization, and that it contradicts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise to not do so, in the last election.
FALSE CLAIM, THE GOVT OF CANADA AND THE PROVINCIAL GOVT OF BC DID CONSULT
Kenney called on the federal government to place a focus on intercepting illegal drugs at the Canadian border.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney just raised concerns about the decriminalization of small amounts of some illegal drugs for personal use in B.C. and said that the Alberta government is "alarmed" by the move.
In a statement released on May 31, Kenney accused both the federal and B.C governments of "normalizing drug use."
He added that Alberta will now be "monitoring the situation very closely."
The three-year-long exemption was just announced and means that starting January 31, 2023, anyone over the age of 18 in B.C. found in possession of 2.5 grams or less of certain drugs, intended for personal use, will no longer be arrested for it.
Carolyn Bennett, the federal Minister of Mental Health and Addictions and Associate Minister of Health said that the plan would "reduce stigma and harm" and act as another tool for ending the overdose crisis.
However, in response to the announcement, Kenney claimed that the result will likely be "a dramatic increase in drug use, violence, trafficking and addiction."
"Alberta’s government will never allow our communities to become sanctuaries for cartels and drug traffickers," he added.
Kenney also criticized the de-policing of areas in Vancouver, and other major cities, and said that it increased crime and drug use.
He also claimed that the federal government did not consult the public or the Alberta government, about drug decriminalization, and that it contradicts Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's promise to not do so, in the last election.
FALSE CLAIM, THE GOVT OF CANADA AND THE PROVINCIAL GOVT OF BC DID CONSULT
Kenney called on the federal government to place a focus on intercepting illegal drugs at the Canadian border.
LIKE THATS WORKED SO FAR
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