Did Canada Just Make Drug Trafficking a Constitutional Right?

Canada has the most insane drug policies. A BC judge just ruled that Canada's ban on drug trafficking is unconstitutional. Prisons are handing out safer snorting kits. High schoolers are getting 'safer snorting' pamphlets at lunch. And a fentanyl super lab worth $95 million in potential doses? Zero arrests, two years later.

This isn't harm reduction anymore, it's a country that's lost the plot. I break down the DULF Charter ruling, the judge's stunning comments to convicted traffickers, the $3M 'booty bumping kit' funding scandal, and why Canada's violent crime is up 37% since 2015 while the US is doubling down on enforcement and has seen crime fall 15%.

Is this compassion, or total policy collapse? Watch the full breakdown and let me know where you land in the comments.

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