Downtown Toronto Community Moss Park unsafe because of Canadian Government Drug Dealers – October 22, 2018,

Hey, do know the best way to make your community unsafe? Get the government involved, let’s be honest, anywhere the government goes problems get worse, sometimes it takes a little bit longer for problems to show, but eventually, your community gets destroyed, everybody knows it’s true, we can all pretend it’s not true, but everyone knows it. However most people aren’t consciously aware of how destructive the government is because, typically the only real interactions Canadians have with the Government is during tax time, where Canadians have been trained to believe their income taxes weren’t taken from them initially and then given back to them after the after the government redistributed the money they worked hard for to entities the Canadian government deemed more worthy.

It becomes easier for the government to raise taxes as old Stock Canadians increasingly become a minority in Canada. But, this story written by the CBC should at the very least make people think about where their tax dollars are going. Of course, Marijuana is legal in Canada, it’s not like we don’t already have Government Drug Dealers all across our great nation.

Moss Park unsafe because of concentration of social services in area, residents say – CBC

The Canadian Dope Pushers

Do you have a drug problem sir/madam? Well your government has the answer, come into our office for these good ole clean Canadian drugs brought to you by your government and when we think it’s okay for you to leave you can go and wander the streets and get into mischief, just make sure you come back for your Canadian government dope when you need a new fix ok, have fun terrorizing Canadian residents.

So the real question is how do you prevent this? Well, in actuality the prevention of drug dealers taking over your community happened a long time ago before Canada’s reliance on Government enforcement became law. Namely, via Neighbourhood watch programs and community enforcement, however social justice laws cultural enrichment have away at eating away at common sense solutions to what are now complex problems. So as Milton Friedman used to do, I will attempt to try to solve the problem based on the current laws of the day.

Government welfare shouldn’t be a comfortable experience for the recipients, so for the substance abusers on welfare they should be routinely checked and removed from their places of residences if they’re on drugs. The question then would be, where would you place them? My answer: you would scatter them throughout Ontario as opposed to having them concentrated in one area. This is where private charities would be helpful, the goal would be to let it be known that if you’re a substance abuser that’s reliant on the government for your economic survival that there’s a possibility that you will be sent away.

Now, obviously what you get is a number of them opting to be homeless at which time again the private sector charities could better deal with the situation. Why private sector charities are better able to deal with the situation over the government is because their resources aren’t infinite, when resources aren’t infinite it again creates a more rushed atmosphere for the substance abusers to get better it also lets them know that there are consequences for their actions.

The truth is there’s absolutely nothing that will prevent individuals from making the wrong choices with their lives. However the people we as Canadians should be most concerned with are not the drug abusers who’ve never contributed to the Canadian economy, but the ones who have and who lost their way. There’s a loophole in Canada that don’t allow working Canadians who lost their way to collect welfare in the same capacity as let’s say single parents who have a lot of children to avoid ever working a job.

Because so many resources are thrown in the way of these people in terms of housing etc. the men and women who worked and maybe lost their jobs, while the cost of housing raised, these people are left in the cold and sometimes at ages that don’t allow them to work in the same capacity as before, these people typically turn to drugs because in their minds they’ve tried everything and nothing worked.

Because Canada has things like minimum wages in place, there’s an excuse why these former employees cannot find work and this is the underlying cause of why welfare is justifiable in Canadian society. If there weren’t any minimum wages and there were people who worked but were under the poverty line at the very least we could find justification for welfare system, but the real root cause of the problem is the people that don’t work, don’t want to work and expect the government to take care of them sucking up all the resources, which doesn’t allow people who could solve these problems to solve these problems.

The issue of housing in Toronto is actually created between the fight of municipalities and the Federal Government. The Crown Corporation known as the CMHC or the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation uses taxpayer-backed mortgage-backed securities to assure investors that the Canadian housing market won’t hit a bottom, the problem with this is that it incentivizes builders to build condos instead of Apartment houses. In Toronto as an example there’s a real demand for 3 and 4 bedroom condos that isn’t being met, because most of the early investors into newly built condos only want bachelor, 1 and 2 bedroom condos because that’s either what they can afford based on their banks will lend or this is the property they believe will be the easiest to flip. So what this does to Toronto is that it creates the illusion that there is no housing, when in fact, the problem is that the housing being built in Toronto isn’t based on demand, which of course causes rents in Toronto to go, because there’s a lack of supply of 3 and 4 bedroom condos, houses etc. remember if you plan on having a family a 1 or 2 bedroom condo won’t do the job.

How this relates to the people on drugs is that when you as an example lose your job and the provincial or municipal governments create laws like rental controls which are fighting with CMHC, the end result is that poorer hard-working Canadians are completely priced out of the rental market, because nothing is being built to accommodate them. It’s important to know that if all the condos being built in Toronto were actually apartment houses and there were no rental controls, there would be more options for Torontonians to live, which would inevitably lower prices. Even in the 1990’s prior to CMHC becoming a government mortgage insurer you could get deals of 1 month free for some rentals, no obviously some of these rentals weren’t in desirable neighborhoods but still, you could find a place to rent or even sublet from a friend if your credit is bad.

This is happening less and less now because some bachelor apartments in Toronto cost $1500CAD per month, how do split a bachelor apartment? A person could split a 3 bedroom apartment and make it work, and the remedy for Landlords exist now where landlords make tenants pay their own hydro, so a lot of problems that exist now, only exist because of the government’s micro-mismanagement of the economy. I say this because if we were able to combat the drug abusers that want to work, the ones that don’t want to work would be easier to deal with.

When men and women lose everything and the barrier to entry has been raised, they become more suicidal, which of course makes drugs a viable alternative. That said it should be noted that some people simply don’t want to be productive and that’s fine too but taxpayer resources shouldn’t be funneled in the direction of the unproductive whether they be corporations or individuals.

I think these Government Drug Houses should be shut down. I think if people take the time to read what I’ve written in this article they’ll be able to see that the Governments in Canada are slowly making simple problems worse and more complicated. The solutions to these problems were in place years ago, however, they didn’t happen as fast as people liked, so the government stepped in and made things worse. The problem is Canadians aren’t following the government intervention into the economy that made situations worse, so here we are. Hopefully, in time people will understand that the government has become the problem.

Interesting times ahead