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Sonneillon V.

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Writer, Dungeon Master, Hellenic Polytheist Witch.
Coming to you live from 1984! White, Pan/Ace, None Gender with Left Girl. Fandom Elder, so far left I've already exited pursued by a bear. Pronouns: Xe/Xir or Sonne (I find Sonne works fine in most situations).

One third of Canadians fine with prescribing assisted suicide for homelessness.

One third of Canadians are apparently fine with prescribing assisting suicide for no other reason than the fact that the patient is poor or homeless.
The results were contained in a recent Research Co. poll probing just how comfortable Canadians were with the current state of the country’s MAID (medical assistance in dying) regime.
Starting in March 2021, Canada became one of only a handful of countries to legalize assisted suicide even in instances where a patient does not have a terminal illness. Ever since, a Canadian can be approved for MAID simply for having a “grievous and irremediable medical condition.”
Research Co. found that 73 per cent of poll respondents favoured the current regime, and only 16 per cent opposed it.
Pollsters also found not-insignificant numbers of Canadians who favoured assisted suicide in cases where no medical condition of any kind was present. [...] The practice of referring or recommending assisted suicide has also spread well beyond the traditional boundaries of the health-care system. Notably, MAID is routinely practised within the Canadian prison system, despite similar measures proving deeply controversial in Belgium, a pioneer in assisted suicide legalization. [...]

1/3 of Canadians are ok with killing the homeless, and 3/4 of Canadians are ok with MAiD as it is now, which is already eugenics aimed at the poor and the disabled.

Let that sink in.

To the people who have been wondering for decades how so many German citizens knew about the eugenics programs of the Nazi regime and didn't do anything against it, this is why. People are a-ok with eugenics when it's aimed at a class of people who have been systematically demonized and dehumanized by society for years.

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I low-key find it hilarious that the Duffers tried to make this super evil bad boy antagonist, and those of us who either have gone through what he has or has acted out in similar manners are just over here seeing his behavior and going, "Dude, the mf's traumatized. These are trauma responses"

That’s basically what Dacre said to them lmao

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“Despite its racial undertones, [the] ‘angry Indians’ stereotype is useful for understanding what [American Indian Movement] was trying to accomplish and how they became criminalized for it. AIM consisted primarily of Natives ‘off the reservation.’ ‘Off the reservation’ is an American English idiom that took on murderous meaning with the creation of Indian reservations. The Oxford English Dictionary defines the phrase as meaning ‘to deviate from what is expected or customary.’ The expression is also current in military and political spheres to describe someone who defies orders, who is unpredictable and therefore ungovernable. Those who ‘go off the reservation’ are rogues or mavericks in military jargon—the ones who ‘cross the wire’ of military bases (called 'reservations’) or enter hostile territory (called 'Indian Country’). For Natives, to 'go off the reservation’ refers to those who historically refused reservation life or refused to respect its borders, where they could be contained and managed. Those willfully crossing borders were considered renegades, outlaws, or hostiles and were usually hunted down and summarily shot, hanged, or imprisoned. It is no coincidence the phrase arose from the language of the nineteenth-century Indian Wars and the murderous consequences inflicted upon those who refused reservation life. In this way, to go 'off the reservation’ is to question territory and sovereignty, and a political practice. To evoke Kahnawà:ke Mohawk scholar Audra Simpson, Native trespass into the domain of what is considered 'settled’ territory calls into question the legitimacy of settlement—asserting that indeed it is anything but settled. In other words, Natives off the reservation are the unfinished business of settler colonialism—the ones who refused to disappear, refused to sell their land, and refused to quit being Indians.”

— Nick Estes, Our History is the Future: Standing Rock versus the Dakota Access Pipeline, and the Long Tradition of Indigenous Resistance

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...ROARING.

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Pei Ming is a manwhore - Check

Little Pei a kiss-ass - No but he is little nepo baby, not that he didn't work for it🤷🏾

Jun Wu a faker - Check

Ling Wen is a bitch, a boss bitch so - Check

Lang Qianqiu a moron - Check

Quan Yizhen is a puppy - Check

Water Master blackhearted - Check

Wind Master a tramp - Check

8/8 impressive, maybe Qi Rong ought to try his career as a fortune teller (who curses out predictions) might be more successful than almost a Supreme

i rly wanna know like americans and non-americans- were u immunised against chicken pox or did ur parents rather u just get infected as a child??

I was born just a few years before the vaccine was even available, and I contracted chickenpox before the vaccine was part of routine vaccination (and mandatory in schools).

Which doesn’t sound so bad on its own, but at sixteen my immune system collapsed, and the previous mild case of chickenpox I had at nine suddenly gave me a violent and atypical case of shingles. My whole damn body was covered in pustules, even down my throat. Wherever there was skin, it was covered in pox. I nearly died. The doctors told my mother if she had waited just two more hours to get me to the hospital in Indy (my hometown hospital refused to even give me an E.R. bed ‘because it’s just chickenpox’, despite our pleas that I was immunocompromised), I would have died.

I was out of school for three months with a PICC line going straight to my heart pumping acyclovir into me even after I was discharged from the PICU. I never recovered academically and I ended up forced out of school the next year because they hated that I was wrecking attendance records with my frequent illnesses.

It’s only in the last five years that most of the pox scars have faded. I was sixteen then. I’m thirty now.

People/parents love to think that chickenpox is a normal and harmless part of childhood, almost a right of passage. Oh it’s just a week or so if mild itching, life will go on. No need to get my child vaccinated. Hell, let’s intentionally infect our young child by hosting chickenpox party! Better to have it at a young age, they say! But I wasn’t immunocompromised yet when I got chickenpox at 9. And at sixteen that same “harmless” virus latent within me nearly killed me. And even with the basic chickenpox, things can and have gone catastrophically wrong. Your perfectly healthy kid might come into contact with another kid on chemo. Suddenly that kid can die just like I almost did. Even your perfectly healthy kid can have a freak reaction and be killed by chickenpox.

The chickenpox vaccine has been around and available for over two decades now. Chickenpox and further complications like shingles are completely avoidable. Get your kid vaccinated

A vaccine wasn’t available when I was a kid so I picked it up at the age of four. My brother’s best friend came to visit and sat with me awhile to cheer me up- only to catch them himself at 15. He took them home to his dad- never had them. Half his family ended up in the hospital and his dad nearly died. Get your vaccines, folks.