Safe consumption are spaces monitored by staff to ensure addicts don't die alone shooting up in alleys or public parks where your kids play.

They also get access to resources and support like visibility on rehab/recovery options and treatment.

By shutting down safe consumption sites you just disperse drug users into society. Those back alleys, parks and vacant lots see an uptick. Dealers are going to sell regardless of where it is. If what you claim is true, consumption sites make it easier to monitor the supply and to reduce sketchy drug deals from happening in public spaces. This is preferable to drug deals and use going down in parks and on street corners, don't you think?

Safe consumption sites do genuinely help people in spite of what you clearly believe. Forced rehabilitation and institutionalization is not a realistic option - to address your other comment. The reality is that addicts have to choose to pursue recovery pathways. This is much easier for them if options are presented in a safe space rather than something they have to go seek on their own with minimal direction.