'ZOMBIES EVERYWHERE': UFC champion Sean Strickland calls Edmonton a ‘trash can’ over open drug use

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However, on Wednesday, Strickland reversed his position and criticized the city after visiting the downtown area.

“Left downtown and yep this place is a trash can,” he said.

“Zombies everywhere... It's not American I might have to kill a crack head bad but it's definitely an open drug market with zero police.”
Is he sure he was in Redmonton? Because that sounds like Winnipeg.
 
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The open drug use in every city is absolutely crazy now. I took my daughter to the ballet and there was fent zombies bent over on the sidewalks.
 
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It's funny because in downtown Ottawa if you go on Wellington street at the parliament buildings and other government buildings, it's nice there, no homeless, then you can walk 5 minutes over to the Byward Market and it's swarmed with shitloads of homeless junkies, you can walk for 5 minutes there going to a restaurant and you get approached by junkies asking for money every 20 seconds
 
It shows they have the ability to deal with the issues, but are making the choice not to.
Like SanFran being cleaned up before Xi visited. Residents wondered why they could do it for him but not for them.

Sorry plebs, the anarcho-tyranny will continue until morale implodes.
 
On work trips Edmonton is one of the places you don’t leave the hotel.
 
A buddy of mine was told that by the bartender at the hotel he was staying at in Winnipeg.
 
Basically every Canadian city. The lockdowns sealed the fate of many downtowns. Work from home for that many years, they became ghost towns with only crackhead feral ghouls roaming around aimlessly.

Calgary is also bad, there’s a drop in shelter that ruins the beauty of the Bow River. Seems like Canada’s most “conservative” premier can’t be bothered with it.
 
I'm just going to go ahead and say Hamilton takes the cake for zombies over Edmonton. Right downtown there are what I assume are clinics and you can have a gaggle of 1 to 2 dozen zombies doing the fold right out front. Quite a few clinics in close proximity to eachother.

Not to say Edmonton wouldn't be full of them either.

I am curious to do a headcount now.

Any Edmonton residents care for a friendly wager?
 
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