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wait, what? You're saying the image of the claimed Poilievre written statement calling Ms. Anderson's views vile is... meaningless? Oh my!
Are you saying peepee is full of crap and is being woke for political gain. I have a party with more pees for you
As I said, their platform is all things you totally agree with: anti-immigrant, anti-vax, anti-diversity, pro-tax cuts for the rich, etc. And peepee agrees you people are vile.
so... other than this claimed PeePee statement from the Sun's resident Conservative lapdog "journalist", 'lilleypad', still nuthin from an actual Poilievre and/or CPC outlet - go figure, hey!
There is no doubt that medical assistance in dying is a very complex and deeply personal issue. We strongly believe that the proposed one-year extension, until March 17, 2024, of the temporary exclusion of eligibility for persons whose sole medical condition is a mental illness will provide sufficient time to ensure our health care system protects those who may be vulnerable and support autonomy and freedom of choice.
As MAID is a very personal and complex issue, the temporary extension would allow more time for regulators, clinicians, and others to better understand and implement guidelines and practices. This extension would play a crucial role in protecting the most vulnerable while supporting their autonomy, and ensuring assessors and providers are prepared and comfortable to support MAID for persons living with a mental illness, when it becomes available.
The safety and security of Canadians, including the most vulnerable, remains at the centre of our actions, alongside supporting individual autonomy. Canadians can rest assured we’re taking a careful and considered approach on the implementation of MAID for persons living with a mental illness.
PoiLIEvre is a g-damn liar! So PeePee just finished a prepared presser targeting Canada's current Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) law... specifically misinforming/lying about mental illness eligibility.Reality: On February 2, 2023, the Government of Canada introduced legislation to extend the temporary exclusion of eligibility in circumstances where a person's sole underlying medical condition is a mental illness for a period of one-year, until March 17, 2024.
oh my! Misogynist publicly calls his wife "hot"! LOL
Bicep totally photoshopped.
There’s a lesson here that Canadian conservatives like Poilievre could stand to learn. No, experts aren’t infallible, and nobody is actually suggesting they should be listened to uncritically. But the world we live in is underwritten by expertise and experts, now more than ever before. From the people who design and deliver our internet services to the medical innovations that have both extended our lifespans and increased their quality, we depend (and are dependent) on expertise in ways even our recent ancestors couldn’t have imagined. To pretend otherwise, as Poilievre and his fellow populists seem determined to do, isn’t just foolish or naive. It’s corrosive to the shared project we call society. But, then, maybe that’s part of his plan. Conservatives have never been big on the idea of a society, much less one that’s defined by things like common purpose and shared ideals rather than freedom and liberty. And experts, with their stubborn belief in things like evidence and data, are a natural antagonist to anyone trading in populist sloganeering. It’s no wonder Poilievre seems to find them so threatening — and so dangerous.