@Unionhawk yeh i saw that on the Phillip DeFranco show yesterday and even showed some of the clips from Crowder including a "defense" saying "it's all joking and he promotes himself using the term queer and yet we're not allowed to use it" but you see the tone they use on Crowder which is (to me) mocking
(IRCC = Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada)
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(This includes: passports, travel documents, citizenship certificates, and permanent residence cards. If you have one of these documents that is valid for at least 6 months, you can get a replacement without having to pay new application fees)
> I kept hearing that there would be “massive” rallies against me in the UK, but it was quite the opposite. The big crowds, which the Corrupt Media hates to show, were those that gathered in support of the USA and me. They were big & enthusiastic as opposed to the organized flops!
joking aside, should be very concerned. this is how dictators want their media. discredit the truth from non state-controlled media and spout out total lies on their own
@GnomeSlice about the only thing i can think of wouldn't have helped her but would help others like her and that would be more funding into mental illnesses so find how they develop and possible treatments and cures
@GnomeSlice will probably depend on local laws. i would that a doctor has to diagnose the illness as incurable and the suffering to be that great that it's eroding quality of life
For example, what your article you linked doesn't mention in the freely available part is that she was raped as a child, and THAT's what caused her depression and anorexia
There's some quibbling in the comments there about why they aren't calling him a serial killer; the circumstances suggest he was probably euthanizing them?
Which is still of course illegal in Ohio and did not involve the wishes of the families
But probably slightly different than the motivations of other serial killers
From what I understand a lot of the patients were in some form of coma and their families had opted to not keep them alive by any means necessary, so…it's a tough one. But doctors can't go around killing people outside the system because they think it's the right course, regardless
> “We’ve seen complaints from employees saying they have been told, ‘Don’t question this,’ when they ask about a safety concern, or that they are told, ‘If you don’t feel comfortable that it’s safe, we’ll get the next shift to do it,’ ”
Sleeping Giants is claiming that YouTube actually did it because several advertisers didn't want to show up there but I'm not sure how they would know beyond that the advertisers complained?
They've managed to exactly hit that sweet spot of "will give Crowder ammunition for saying he's being oppressed without materially affecting him or in any way addressing the actual issue", so, uh, gj youtube?
Yeah it's the perfect middle ground for a few people to be like "see they are doing good things while maintaining an Open Platform", and then everyone else to either say "youtube doesn't care about enforcing policies against harassment", or "I am being censored for my conservative views, no not those views haha"
> Fewer than half of fathers take all the paternity leave on offer while most men still see changing diapers as a woman’s job, according to a report on Wednesday that highlighted how the wage gap between men and women starts at home.
> Another study in the report found the majority of men in 15 out of 20 countries said changing diapers, bathing and feeding children was a woman’s job, a view held by more than 80 percent of men in Egypt, India, Pakistan, Moldova, Nigeria and Mali.
> The 2018 Global Gender Gap Report, released by the World Economic Forum (WEF), estimates it will take 202 years for economic equality between men and women to be achieved.
> “It’s an unspoken thing that if I take leave, then I am not demonstrating that I’m 100 percent dedicated to the mission of this organization and to my responsibility,” said Jane Kato-Wallace, program director at Promundo, explaining the results.
And, as we all know, our only purpose in life is to help the rich get richer.
> In Egypt, 98% of men said [changing diapers and feeding and bathing children] were [jobs] for women, followed by 92% in Mali and 89% in Nigeria.
> A report set to be released Tuesday by Canadians for Clean Prosperity, an environmental think-tank, found that Ontario’s climate change policies would be 59 per cent more costly for businesses and households in 2022 compared with Ottawa’s carbon tax. That figure would fall to 50 per cent more expensive by 2030.
> Much of the additional costs would be passed down to consumers, the report said, raising annual household expenses in Ontario by an average $80 in 2022, rising to $154 in 2030.
SURPRISE! The conservatives objections are that Carbon Tax will "hurt" the rich (by making them pay their fair share)
> Critics of the Ontario policy have also pointed out that Premier Doug Ford’s plan to raise the portion of ethanol in gasoline to 15 per cent, up from a 10 per cent blend, also threatens to raise pump prices by weakening the energy output of gasoline.
Bloomberg has an opinion piece about Well, Actually, Americans can afford a $400 expense if they take on more debt or don't pay for their other bills which uhhh is not really a point worth making?
It seems to punish those that want to take time off to bond with their children.
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It frustrates me that we can't seem to find any sort of equitable way to support families but then, well, gestures to current government in their province, shrugs
