A black background with bold white and red text. Large white text reads: “When empathy dies, CRUELTY takes its place.” The word “CRUELTY” is in red, the rest in white. A vertical white “U” appears above the sentence and a white “P” below it, suggesting the word “UCP.” Below, in smaller white text, is a quotation attributed to Hannah Arendt: “The sad truth is that most evil is done by people who never make up their minds to be good or evil.” — Hannah Arendt.

Let’s admit it: in Alberta, we’ve reached a level of moral collapse. When empathy dies, cruelty takes its place. The sad truth is that evil thrives when people refuse to decide between good and evil. The choice is ours—what will we become? #ABleg #ABpoli #AISH2026 #MoralCollapse #HumanDignity

Black background with large white letters 'U' at the top left and 'P' at the bottom left. In between them, large red letters spell 'CRUELTY,' forming 'UCP CRUELTY.

Graphic with orange header stating: 'A society’s moral test is how it treats its most vulnerable.' Below in teal and black text: 'Is the UCP’s disregard for the vulnerable a deliberate strategy?' Bullet points list: Clawing back new federal AISH benefit from people with disabilities. Banning gender affirming care for youth. Making COVID vaccines harder and more expensive to access. Attacking healthcare workers and dismantling the public system. Criminalizing homelessness, a symptom of the UCP’s cuts to social services and disregard for affordable housing. Hurting vulnerable students by underfunding public education. Cutting legal aid funding and politicizing grants for legal clinics. Abandoning harm reduction, risking lives in the addiction crisis. At the bottom: 'What is the real cost of putting “Alberta First”?

Reading about the changes to AISH leaves one speechless. Starting July 2026, benefits shift to a two-tier system—AISH or ADAP—based on work ability. For many, this means reassessments, uncertainty, and the risk of losing vital supports. #ABleg #ABpoli #AISH2026 #MoralCollapse #HumanDignity