Canada's Supreme Court declared a Charter-protected right to die, bringing in assisted suicide, but won't even hear the case banning unjabbed people getting organ transplants. There’s also a gag order on this case, preventing the “victim” of speaking out, all the Drs names are protected - Kotaku In Action 2

Canada's Supreme Court declared a Charter-protected right to die, bringing in assisted suicide, but won't even hear the case banning unjabbed people getting organ transplants. There’s also a gag order on this case, preventing the “victim” of speaking out, all the Drs names are protected (twitter.com)

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– SoctaticMethod1 14 points 1 year ago +14 / -0

If the trajectory continues we'll soon be saying 'which country worse to live in: China, North Korea or Canada'?

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– SemperVenari 11 points 1 year ago +11 / -0

With what's going on with Caroline farrow, UK needs to be on that list.

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– SoctaticMethod1 9 points 1 year ago +10 / -1

Only on difference with the UK, EVERY authority there is so weak that if a group like the SAS or hell a division of the Taliban went 'we're in charge now', they would be in charge.

Seriously, they're so weak that the Emperor not only has no clothes but is on trip away from being in a coffin.