not have to die or suffer if we got rid of capitalism. It's only because we work hundreds of thousands of bullshit jobs to survive that there will be a shortage of care for the elderly.
I find your argument in good faith, and quite reasonable, but respectfully disagree. Have you ever taken care of a bedridden elderly who can't feed themselves? I have. It's brutal on the patient and the caregiver. There is no quality of life. It's unnatural. It's often physically painful and emotionally devastating. Wanna see some pics of bedsores? I bet you don't.
It's a fundamental part of why I'm pleading for a compassionate MAID option for volunteers. Our societies' desire to cling to life at any cost is what's cruel and unusual. Give people a compassionate out and they will take it. Those who don't want to are fine, regardless of sociopolitical systems in place.
This is the opportunity to build resilience. The US has already proven that their tech, even when located in other countries has to comply with US "law" not the host country they are operating in.
This is a direct threat. You want to sell cars in Canada, they should be independent.
We really can't go down the China and US route of controlling fundamentals like transportation on a whim. It's fragile and dependent on continual good relations with all parties let alone the new cybersecurity threats.
It's a shit idea. It's OBVIOUSLY a shit idea. If countries want to sell cars, let them sell cars. If they want to sell drm techno extortion devices, let them eat shit. Both countries have shown hostility to the rule of law. Both have shown the innability to separate business from geopolitics. Neither can be trusted. Making cars IoT devices is a terrible idea and an incredible weakness. If IoT cars are a must have for any reason, we must buid them as sovereign solutions, subject to our laws, and systems alone.
Lyons told me that Arbour was rough with Hourigan in her exchange at The Hague and that she must have come under political pressure. “Someone gave her the order to shut down [the investigation],” Lyons said. Hourigan subsequently submitted an affidavit of his findings to the court, in addition to an internal memo for his colleagues. A few months later he resigned.
Before his death in 2013, Hourigan told Phil Taylor, the host of CIUT Radio in Toronto, that the miscarriage of justice at the ICTR left him bewildered and discouraged. “We didn’t discover the truth; we were actively thwarted and worked against. And now, years later, they’ve only prosecuted people they’ve been told to prosecute. You know, some of the main offenders for some of the biggest crimes have been left untouched. And all the while now, the European and North American powers are plundering that region’s resources, with millions still dying in Congo.”
The PM was Chrétien at the time, but we have almost no national interests in the area. It is a virtual certainty that pressure came from the US and Canada complied like a little removed.
A) cripple a minority of youth with an unbearable burden of aged and infirm.
And
B) kill everyone and nearly everything in the 6th great mass extinction, due to an ecological collapse because we needed to keep the old and infirm alive at ALL costs.
Yes. I am proposing a simple painless, moral, ethical and voluntary MAID service to save human civilization and let us rapidly degrow until we achieve sustainability. Yes, yes and fuck yes.
Always projection.
(Edit: and another one on my block list for bad faith discussion. Pretty sure .ml has to go. It' a troll circus.)