@TylerStack

Weirdo Commie. A thousand years they had the tools we should be takin' 'em. Fuck the G ride, I want the machines that are makin' 'em. #ODSPoverty

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Joined June 2011
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Replying to @venomynora @matpolloy
GTA6 and FFVII Revelation. Not expecting to be excited by much else. Maybe if Sony didn't burn their bridge with Kojima, but I'm not buying another console just to play his games no matter how much I love them.
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Replying to @MontereyBay_Fog
I hear crepuscular and think of Babou on Archer.
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Replying to @Toitle_Paleo
Having to be a warrior, this sounds like it was translated from some of Hegseth's drunken ramblings.
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Replying to @Prominent_Bryan
@Prominent_Bryan
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Tyler Stack retweeted
Emily Spanton@whatdoesntkillu9h
There is zero evidence Cho repaid anything and the governtment knew in 2023 about issues with career colleges and OSAP... in what world is a three year delay 'acting quickly'?!
Tina Yazdani
@TinaYazdani9h
Premier Ford faced tough questions on the alleged misuse of public money on the first day of the fall sitting. Ford defended Stan Cho’s $22,500 pay bump.: "I fired him from being a minister. He admitted he made a mistake. He's paid it back, and now he's going to be a parliamentary assistant." He also insisted his government was quick to act to stop "fraudsters" from exploiting the OSAP system Day 1 RECAP:
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Replying to @leighbeadon
I had the best Cartman voice in the school, good times.
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Replying to @whatdoesntkillu
Parody like the Onion is unnecessary at this point.
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Replying to @djbip1986 @brianrmitchell4
Next CPC leader will be looked at the same way. Just like Yankee Scheer and Erin O'Trump. God it pisses me off that the CPC gets punished for being MAGA but Danielle Smith & Doug Ford would win new majorities tomorrow if there were elections.
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Today CBC published an article with the headline: “Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran.” I was intrigued, as there has been almost 0 evidence offered for this claim thus far. Unfortunately this article doesn’t offer any either, adding nothing new. CBC says they spent weeks on the investigation, so these are pretty pitiful results, at least in terms of finding evidence of who paid for the shootings. I’m not sure why they feel comfortable with such a declarative headline given the lack of evidence (other than journalistic standards going out the window when the subject is an Official Enemy country). Also, CBC and other journalists continue platforming police claims that they need backdoor access to messaging apps to solve these shootings, with no push back or critique about how these powers can be abused, including against journalists. cbc.ca/news/investigates/ira…

Why some Toronto gun-for-hire shootings were likely paid for by Iran | CBC News

A CBC News investigation has pinpointed a dozen politically-motivated gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto that appear to have been financed by the Iranian government.

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LOL Oh, Iran! Riiiiiiight... #CdnMediaColludes
Davide Mastracci 🎃
@DavideMastracci18h
Today CBC published an article with the headline: “Why a spate of gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto were likely paid for by Iran.” I was intrigued, as there has been almost 0 evidence offered for this claim thus far. Unfortunately this article doesn’t offer any either, adding nothing new. CBC says they spent weeks on the investigation, so these are pretty pitiful results, at least in terms of finding evidence of who paid for the shootings. I’m not sure why they feel comfortable with such a declarative headline given the lack of evidence (other than journalistic standards going out the window when the subject is an Official Enemy country). Also, CBC and other journalists continue platforming police claims that they need backdoor access to messaging apps to solve these shootings, with no push back or critique about how these powers can be abused, including against journalists. cbc.ca/news/investigates/ira…

Why some Toronto gun-for-hire shootings were likely paid for by Iran | CBC News

A CBC News investigation has pinpointed a dozen politically-motivated gun-for-hire shootings in Toronto that appear to have been financed by the Iranian government.

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Spineless delegation to the medical profession of interpreting the Criminal Code, without any transparency or accountability. Shameful doesn’t even begin to describe this.
Kurt Goddard@kurtgoddard10h
Replying to @kurtgoddard
They said it's about clinical practice, and that provinces and territories will work with clinicians on guidelines. The bill sets rules for refusal and doubt. It doesn't say how to tell a refusal from an involuntary reaction, or require anyone to review a disputed call. 2/
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Replying to @matt_kercher
BC is going full Ontario.
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A thread on today's MAID legislation.
Kurt Goddard@kurtgoddard10h
The federal government introduced Bill C-41 today. It would let MAiD be approved after a person can no longer consent. If they pull their arm away as the needle goes in, a clinician decides whether that means no. I asked officials what in the bill guides that call. 1/
Two timelines divided by a dashed line marking when a person can no longer consent. Waiver of final consent, in the Criminal Code since 2021, where death must be reasonably foreseeable: the person is assessed and approved, and the date is set in writing, while they can still consent. Advance request under Bill C-41, where death need not be foreseeable: the request is signed months or years earlier, and the person is assessed and approved only after they can no longer consent. On both timelines, a clinician decides whether pulling away is refusal before MAiD goes ahead. A note says advance directives are different: they cover future treatment and can’t request MAiD.

ALT Two timelines divided by a dashed line marking when a person can no longer consent. Waiver of final consent, in the Criminal Code since 2021, where death must be reasonably foreseeable: the person is assessed and approved, and the date is set in writing, while they can still consent. Advance request under Bill C-41, where death need not be foreseeable: the request is signed months or years earlier, and the person is assessed and approved only after they can no longer consent. On both timelines, a clinician decides whether pulling away is refusal before MAiD goes ahead. A note says advance directives are different: they cover future treatment and can’t request MAiD.

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Replying to @simplesarahbear @SteveTheBookGuy
New press secretary. Trump will find room for Bolsonaro somewhere too.
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More than 150 org's call for a new approach to defining #Disability in Canada's federal disability programs Read/share the joint call for reform! 👇 #DisabilityBenefitsAccess maytree.com/publications/mor…
Square graphic that reads 150+ organizations across Canada Calling For Reform. Disability groups, legal clinics, anti-poverty and food security organizations, health organizations and researchers have endorsed this call. Today Disability Tax Credit (a tax measure). Proposed: Centralized, rights-based determination process. Disability Benefits Access Reform. #DisabilityBenefitsAccess

ALT Square graphic that reads 150+ organizations across Canada Calling For Reform. Disability groups, legal clinics, anti-poverty and food security organizations, health organizations and researchers have endorsed this call. Today Disability Tax Credit (a tax measure). Proposed: Centralized, rights-based determination process. Disability Benefits Access Reform. #DisabilityBenefitsAccess

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Replying to @SockUnknown
It's important that our politicians have their priorities in order.
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Replying to @NoContextHumans
Go get 'em Luke.
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Replying to @Liv_F @mattgurney
@Liv_F @mattgurney
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Replying to @firefox
South Park did this better. youtube.com/watch?v=Oc-9xNbv…

Meme Stars Battle It Out - SOUTH PARK

The Internet stars battle it out for theoretical dollars."Canada o...

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TDot Resident@TDotResidentOct 26
And then Doug Ford blew that wide open
Wiretap Media
@WiretapMediaHQOct 26
💥EXPLOSIVE ATIP: Immigration Canada knew Indian agents were running MASSIVE FRAUD in the trucking industry and the student visa program as early as 2017 — and stamped the evidence "DO NOT DISCLOSE." According to records released under the Access to Information Act, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) maintained an internal procedures manual for its New Delhi visa office documenting systemic fraud across the student visa and temporary foreign worker streams. The manual instructs officers to treat fraud as anticipated rather than exceptional The most damning thing about this scandal is not the fraud — it's that the government predicted it, kept it running, and then stamped the file "DO NOT DISCLOSE." Canada didn't lose control of its immigration system—they monetized it.
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