Trudeau's plastic ban is unreasonable, unscientific, and unconstitutional. It doesn't help the environment, and will only make food & groceries more expensive. Let's use common sense instead.

It was an annoying experiment. Should end.

I hate plastic but there’s other ways to use it that can be sustainable. The funny thing is there’s an environmental problem we can solve now by cleaning the oceans of plastic but they’d rather spend money on cleaning something that isn’t a problem in our country. The air.

Pierre Poilievre sided with Modi. Pierre Poilievre voted against Ukraine. Pierre Poilievre called a accident a terriost attack. Pierre Poilievre marched with Diagolon. Pierre Poilievre supports mgtow. Pierre Poilievre participated in the occupation of our capital city. NOT FIT

Pierre "we can just recycle the plastic, no waste!" Reality: "Canadians throw away over 3 million tonnes of plastic waste every year. Only 9% is recycled while the rest ends up in our landfills, waste-to-energy facilities or the environment." A big win for big plastic.

Your vision for canada 🤷🏻‍♂️

Ladies and gentlemen. I give you Pierre Poilievre. The most unqualified and most dangerous politician in Canadian history. He has so many puppet strings coming from his back. He has to sleep standing up. Harper, Putin, Modi, Trump, NFA, Pro Life, Big Oil. Not Fit to be PM.

Have you even read the constitution?! Because everything you have claimed to be unconstitutional has proven to be completely constitutional, and everything you’ve claimed to be constitutional so far have proven to be UNconstitutional!

Recylcing toxic plastics is not a solution. Do you have any idead how much recylced microplastics gets in farmers animal feed? When animals, fish consume microplastics so do we. A better solution is HEMP. All plastic products can be made from hemp, & easy to return to nature.

I would love to see manufacturing standards that force companies to design products to be serviceable and fixable, we've let manufacturers create a disposable society where it's easier to toss things and buy new than to fix them. I think this would go a long way in reducing waste.