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Yeah, I was recently reading about the case of a doctor back in 2010 who was permanently vegetablized in a car accident. His family refused the advice of experts in BC and Alberta and insisted on paying for rehabilitation treatment out of pocket even though it was clear he was gone up there. They then sued the medical system for refusing to pay for said rehab treatments. Watching videos of this guy being dressed up like a doll and run down a ski hill while his family cheered and he's obviously completely unaware of what was going on was fuuuuuuucked up. Reading blog comments by other families pulling the same crap on their own children was horrifying. Like, I get that it sucks to have your child snatched away by the whims of fate but holy gently caress, the lengths some people will go to are nothing short of perverse and the system needs stronger protections against such insanity.
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I watch his interview with Chong. It took place in a loud hallway at some type of event. Chong had to ask who he was with, so it doesn't seem like he had any idea of who Johnson was.
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It was a private conversation I had with a defense attorney several years back. She said it's demoralizing to the office when people are having their cases dismissed based on charter violations because while our charter is a very good thing it sucks because for someone to get off on a charter violation it means that someone on the prosecution / law enforcement side of things hosed up and didn't do their job right by following the rules, either due to incompetence or lack of resources. I'm pretty sure she mentioned that it seemed to be happening more often.
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Rime posted:Yeah, I was recently reading about the case of a doctor back in 2010 who was permanently vegetablized in a car accident. His family refused the advice of experts in BC and Alberta and insisted on paying for rehabilitation treatment out of pocket even though it was clear he was gone up there. They then sued the medical system for refusing to pay for said rehab treatments. Your poison belief system is making the slopes way too loving crowded. It's maladaptive as gently caress and you can't blame anyone at the centre of the problem for being too invested to see just how messed up what they're doing is, but it's good (?) that the health care system generally (??) refused to enable it any further than necessary.
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Maybe we need some sort of Death Panels or something and counselling for those who are confronted with sudden loss. The only person who even tried to talk to us about the loss of a loved one was from Organ Donation which actually had a backlash as my Mom was not ready and she was a bit pushy on finally letting go. In the end she decided against donation and thus not only was someone spared from receiving at least a good heart but my Mom still has trouble with the loss. I keep trying to push her into talking to someone but really there should be someone provided to talk. Also the Doctor was kinda a dick even though he was technically right.
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Rime posted:Yeah, I was recently reading about the case of a doctor back in 2010 who was permanently vegetablized in a car accident. His family refused the advice of experts in BC and Alberta and insisted on paying for rehabilitation treatment out of pocket even though it was clear he was gone up there. They then sued the medical system for refusing to pay for said rehab treatments. Hahahaha so literally weekend at Bernies
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Cerepol posted:Maybe we need some sort of Death Panels or something and counselling for those who are confronted with sudden loss. If the recent spate of faith-based parental manslaughter and the uptick in third-world medical conditions spreading across countries that offer first-world medical care is any indication, it would seem that there's just no talking sense to some people. Faint hope, things medicine can't explain that happens, "cure invented tomorrow", some god stuff, any soure of hope no matter how bizarre and irrational will always be more convincing than those nice people from the department of thanatology with their charts and graphs and long Greek words.
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Cerepol posted:Maybe we need some sort of Death Panels or something and counselling for those who are confronted with sudden loss. This is where faith should come into play. Our faith institutions should push to accept death as we do life (most do), and to give the gift of life as a celebration of one's loved ones. Postess with the Mostest posted:Stop being a [faith]ophobic, that stuff is off limits. I've also requested to be kept alive as long as possible especially as a vegetable, I'll get back every tax dollar I've sunk into the worthless system. As if my final act would be an act of financial charity to the ontario health system. I'm Catholic, sorry for pragmatism
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namaste faggots posted:Hahahaha so literally weekend at Bernies They could have rented him out as a crash test dummy to pay for the rehab.
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Cold on a Cob posted:They could have rented him out as a crash test dummy to pay for the rehab. You mean again?
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flakeloaf posted:You mean again?
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vyelkin posted:This is a bit misleading because of this part: Couterpoint: Plausable deniablilty is a necessary condition for racist dogwhistling.
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Risky Bisquick posted:This is where faith should come into play. Our faith institutions should push to accept death as we do life (most do), and to give the gift of life as a celebration of one's loved ones. You'd think so, but guess what? quote:http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/ottawas-biggest-palliative-care-hospital-says-it-wont-offer-assisted-dying Bruyere are far and away the largest palliative hospital in Ottawa and region (and things only get churchier the farther out into the sticks you go), so unless you can afford to put your moribund family member into a pricey private facility or you can score a few grains of carfentanil, their last act will be suffering for someone else's faith. My dad died there, the staff were great and all but there was fuckall "dignified" about it and it would've been far better for everyone if they'd just gassed the poor guy a month before they wheeled him out.
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There's going to be an announcement regarding the E&N rail corridor in Victoria this morning. Possible conversion to a BRT line? Maybe just a train or two at rush hour? Knowing the BCLP and the CRD it will be an announcement to start consultation in 2020 contingent on the libs winning the election with possible construction starting 2030. But I've got my fingers crossed!
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Rime posted:Yeah, I was recently reading about the case of a doctor back in 2010 who was permanently vegetablized in a car accident. His family refused the advice of experts in BC and Alberta and insisted on paying for rehabilitation treatment out of pocket even though it was clear he was gone up there. They then sued the medical system for refusing to pay for said rehab treatments. Who was the doctor?
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OSI bean dip posted:Who was the doctor? http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/brain-injured-doctor-denied-rehab-in-b-c-1.966825
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Noted weedlord and moron Marc Emery got arrested again, this time at Pearson. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/emerys-arrested-airport-1.4017105 Is there any way we can legalize weed for everyone except this rear end in a top hat and his supporters?
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quote:He is now correctly answering questions and responding to commands non-verbally. He has also started to move his limbs. I don't know where you guys are buying your vegetables but I've never seen mine do this.
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Legit Businessman fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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PT6A posted:Noted weedlord and moron Marc Emery got arrested again, this time at Pearson. quote:Police across Canada are raiding marijuana dispensaries belonging to the so-called Prince of Pot, Marc Emery, after he and his wife were arrested at Pearson International Airport Wednesday night on their way to a pot festival in Europe. Nope no idea why my clients are being arrested, no clue at all
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She was never a crown herself. She said it was demoralizing to the crowns office not because they thought the charter was bad, but because when the crown loses a case due to a charter violation it often means that the case was lost because either they or the police hosed something up or the system was so backlogged that they had no way to ensure the case came to trial in a reasonable amount of time and it was a bummer for them to lose a case because of circumstances like this. As for the Crowns role being seeking truth and not just convictions, I may be biased because of my own experiences and the experiences of people close to me but I'm calling bullshit. They don't give a gently caress about truth as long as they can stay within the rules of the system and get the accused person either convicted or to sign a plea. Somebody fucked around with this message at 23:56 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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vyelkin posted:Also lmao: Parachuting is the dumbest poo poo and any leadership that goes for that cronyist bullshit deserves to get smacked the gently caress down in every election.
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Legit Businessman fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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We're marginally better than the USA, and that's our entire national identity these days.
Somebody fucked around with this message at 23:57 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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CLAM DOWN posted:We're marginally better than the USA, and that's our entire national identity these days. Deserved or not Somebody fucked around with this message at 23:57 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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Legit Businessman fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Sep 9, 2022 |
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im the 25 year old goon who wrote a living will
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To my dearest friend, I bequeath my kickin rad Steam library
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quote:Mike Smyth: Liberals set their Uber trap, NDP stumbles right in Ugh this is like watching an NHL player running sick dangles around a wobbly 6 year old. Over and over again. I can't stand the BC Liberals but I do have to give them credit for having their political game on lock. Always multiple steps ahead of the BCNDP. Not gonna cry any tears for taxi drivers though. Rude rear end, dangerous driving motherfuckers.
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Why wouldn't you handle your will, power of attorney, etc. early in life? I got them done before I was 25, and I already made some changes on one occasion. You never know when you might have an accident that leaves you a vegetable or kills you, and it's good to make sure that your wishes are followed explicitly in either event.
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My will will just be a bunch of credit card and student loan statements with a picture of me shrugging
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PT6A posted:Why wouldn't you handle your will, power of attorney, etc. early in life? I got them done before I was 25, and I already made some changes on one occasion. You never know when you might have an accident that leaves you a vegetable or kills you, and it's good to make sure that your wishes are followed explicitly in either event. With how easy wills are and how annoying probate can be, there's no reason to die intestate.
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flakeloaf posted:With how easy wills are and how annoying probate can be, there's no reason to die intestate. Yeah 100% get a loving will goons. Dying intestate is a pretty good way to have your closest loved ones remember you as a complete pain in the rear end.
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The Butcher posted:Ugh this is like watching an NHL player running sick dangles around a wobbly 6 year old. Over and over again. I wouldn't give the BC Libs too much credit for implementing a popular policy in advance of an election but I agree that it's remarkable how inept the BC NDP manages to be. Picking either side of the issue would probably be a safer bet than waffling like that.
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Helsing posted:I wouldn't give the BC Libs too much credit for implementing a popular policy in advance of an election... True, true. It's probably just the contrast to the NDPs that makes them look like political wizards in comparison.
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A safe bet would be to change the subject to something the libs are complete garbage on that actually loving matters like, say, anything else
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The Butcher posted:Ugh this is like watching an NHL player running sick dangles around a wobbly 6 year old. Over and over again. This is every Michael Smyth election column ever. Christy did something. If the NDP takes a stand, they fell into her clever trap. If they're cautious, they fell into her devious trap. Do not consider at any point whether what Christy did or said was good or useful in any way; secret BC Liberal sources, who are definitely not Rich Coleman, assure Michael that this was all according to plan and therefore Christy is a brilliant puppet master and the NDP are foolish saps. Then in a couple years, when things go south and there's not an election imminent, Smyth and Vaughn Palmer can write righteous stories about the liberals' incompetence. It's not like they approved of those things, they were just talking about her political acumen. They could just write that Christy's full of poo poo and cozying up to a terrible, company about to collapse under the weight of its own malevolence towards its customers and employees, but I guess Postmedia isn't interested in that story for some reason.
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quote:He didn’t say whether the NDP will take a clear position for or against growing a spine before the May 9 election.
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THC posted:im the 25 year old goon who wrote a living will I am employed in a ridiculously hazardous occupation and I want to make sure my mother and brother are taken care of should anything go wrong. Turns out there are worse hazards in life than people being miserable cunts on the internet, who knew?
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The Butcher posted:Ugh this is like watching an NHL player running sick dangles around a wobbly 6 year old. Over and over again. I also can't stand the BC Liberals but I think I actually hate metro vancouver's taxi companies more. What am I supposed to do now
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