Pierre Poilievre

“Any organization that gets formed wants to grow. You get financial incentives, then you hire more people, and then it gets bigger, and then what do you have to do? You have to keep doing what you're doing. What are you doing? You're killing people. So you're going to kill more people because you're actually financially incentivized to put more people through this program and end their lives.”

A brutal institutional critique arguing that bureaucratic incentive structures can turn a medical program into a self-perpetuating death machine — a take that will enrage defenders of assisted dying programs and electrify critics.

Pierre Poilievre

“After COVID, it wasn't just the COVID policies themselves — it was the economic policies. The size and cost of government was growing so much, and that inflation was just destroying working-class people.”

A pointed contrarian critique that reframes COVID's legacy as primarily an economic catastrophe rather than a health one, a take that will spark strong reactions across the political spectrum.

Pierre Poilievre