worked up

if you think things are messed up now #DTES, wait a week. ok 4 days
dont wait for several thousand desperate & dopesick infectious people to wander from this boarded-up cage to feed the need. surely we know this by now #COVID19Vancouver https://t.co/Fi5jJcKrAE
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) March 26, 2020
remember this moment.https://t.co/0OxCFkGNdQ
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) June 10, 2020

cc. @ottawa_inc time to stop doing interviews #CERBisHarmReduction #PovertyIsKillingUs #SafeSupply https://t.co/Nh04mIwTXp
— OPO #BLM (@odpreventionott) June 11, 2020
about the supply. its being produced at new sources, resulting in a less *smooth* product. its not mixed very well, on a chemical level. inconsistent potency. lethal hotspots are not visible.

DO SMALLER SHOTS. ALWAYS TEST FIRST.

[do a quarter or less of what you used 2 mths ago pic.twitter.com/vnqI3dUGvR
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) June 13, 2020

in fact it is very lethal all over canada. in different ways, for the same reasons. for the same reason that people died or had catastrophic brain injuries 100 years ago when alcohol was prohibited & they had a drink but it was homebrew and poison https://t.co/GuRKNevkZS
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) June 24, 2020
let me explain why the #deathspiral has spun off the rails, why everyone is dying faster and faster, why the sirens never stop except in a scream
is this #IrreducibleHarm #DTES @donaldmacmac @ZoeDodd @DrMtyndall @DrKimSue @SanhoTree @DonDavies https://t.co/JGOOqhs3Zz
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) July 2, 2020
we are at stage "the corpses are obstructing the view corridors, and i won't stand for it," vancouverism https://t.co/5q8bx6AVoR
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) August 28, 2020
“According to Jon Stovell, the president and CEO of Reliance Properties, the intensely dire conditions typically confined to the area in and around the intersection of Hastings Street and Main Street have spilled over onto the building’s city block and onto the vacant property immediately to the west.
Vancouver is a disaster zone of Canada’s liberal drug policies, @JJ_McCullough writes https://t.co/ErKXNCk3f9
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) September 10, 2020
Ugh it’s such an inconvenience that ambulance sirens keep interrupting my strata meeting pic.twitter.com/09ffuMKcb1
— Jen St. Denis (@JenStDen) December 29, 2020
a person on basic social assistance in this province receives $760/mth and several thousand people live outside https://t.co/SXIRR1Gh2X
— karen ward (@kwardvancouver) December 31, 2020