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This is an older article but one that illustrates how you push an agenda on the masses and because the masses barely pay attention to anything these days, how you get what you want. I have always wondered how less than 1 percent of the population can have such a huge voice and it’s no doubt their persistence and the desire to just shut them up that allows policies so ridiculous and detrimental as transgender surgeries etc…to exist. It IS a mental illness and the suicide issue illustrates that clearly. ALL other people who threaten or attempt suicide are treated for mental health issues, they don’t offer obese people free liposuction to help their self esteem and some of them are suicidal. Those who have lost weight to the point of having volumes of loose and hanging skin are not offered free cosmetic surgery to remove the skin unless it is deemed a medical necessity, the medical community nor governments care about their self esteem or suicide risk. They are manipulators plain and simple and it’s up to us to stop just going along with the lunacy, call it out and stop the insanity. I wonder if I went on TV, presented a trumped up study and cried fowl enough the government would buy me a new horse after all if I don’t get one soon I might want to take my own life because I don’t fit in with my peers. Humanity is ridiculous.
https://www.cnn.com/2023/06/28/health/transgender-suicide-risk/index.html
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I spent a lot of time reading the Canada West Foundation’s new report on Alberta separation, and I think Albertans should read it too.
Not because I agree with where it ultimately lands. I don’t.
But because something interesting happens when you work through the report carefully: parts of it make a remarkably strong case for why Alberta is having this conversation in the first place.
Decades of attempted reform. The same constitutional frustrations resurfacing again and again. Alberta’s enormous fiscal contribution to Canada. Legitimate questions about debt, assets, trade, pensions, investment, and what a transition could look like.
Those questions deserve serious answers. But identifying things that would need to be negotiated is very different from proving they cannot be negotiated.
And there’s one question I think deserves just as much scrutiny as every risk associated with leaving:
What happens if Alberta stays?
Because staying is a choice too, and it comes with its own assumptions, ...
