[MoBRBRE] God Save Us All

Day 4,652, 01:21 Published in Canada Poland by TheSocialistChicken


FROM THE OFFICE OF MINISTER OF BEER RUNS, BOTTLE RETURNS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT

For immediate release...

Bienvenue, my friends.



"Because if even one polar bear succumbs to meth addiction, that is one polar bear too many" - TheSocialistChicken, 2020

Today we begin our endeavour to improve the lives of all Canadians, one beer run and bottle return at a time. Though a small and rather insignificant task to most Canadians, and perhaps because of it, we overlook one of the greatest tragedies of our lifetimes. The failure to return beer bottles to our local return-it centers.

Every year, millions of drunken and awkward sexual encounters are wasted for a lack of alcohol receptacles. Our task is simple. We at Beer Run, Bottle Return, and Environment Canada strive to live in a world where beer has a happy home before consumption, while also completing all points of our mandate with as little effort possible.

As such, today, Day Four Thousand Six Hundred and Fifty-One, I as Minister of Beer Runs, Bottle Returns, and the Environment hereby announce the implementation of a brand new program of the eCanadian government. I introduce to you, POLAR CARE!



With the absolute authority my portfolio commands, I order that all bottle deposits are no longer refundable, and instead all money from bottle deposits instead of being paid back to Canadians is diverted to Polar Care, which in my opinion is like Medicare, but somehow improved with bears.

I as your Minister of Beer Runs, Bottle Returns, and the Environment urge you to return your bottles, for the money raised by this move will be put towards helping at-risk polar bear youth, whose vaping and meth habits are a moral stain on the fabric of this great country.

Though I've never mentally evaluated a polar bear, as Environment Minister, I have the moral fortitude to allude to the fact all polar bears are currently living under the eCanadian poverty line, as prejudice against polar bears has led to an unemployment rate among our polar bear population of 100%. That unemployment rate is unforgivable, and as we do not have the finances to supply all those polar bears with EI cheques, we must do our utmost to ensure that our polar bears are not left out in the cold.

As such, we will be investing heavily in cheesy PSA's to highlight the plight of our fluffy friends. We are in talks with several video production firms to produce some thirty-second spots for the CBC, but we are yet to find a video production team sober enough to take on the endeavour.



Because, they are not just bears, they are Canadians. Their lives must be protected, because if even one polar bear succumbs to meth addiction, that is one polar bear too many.

If we cannot protect our most vulnerable at-risk polar bear youth, then god save us all.

And rest assured these large amounts of Canadian tax dollars are being spent wisely. This is what happens when a mildly successful economist and businessman is elevated to the environment portfolio.