This seems sane...although I can't help but feel that ontario and BC will pledge fealty to gender crazy while all those other backwards provinces will diplomatically mitigate it.
Pharmacies are filled with shelves of pretend medicine. We've known this for a long time. How can we expect to the public to trust any public health messaging when the places afforded the authority to distribute (potentially dangerous) medicine have been engaging in this for so long (when we all knew better)?
https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/12/health/phenylephrine-tablets-ineffective-fda-panel-says/index.html
I feel the specific laws on "pronoun changes" sort of deepen the rabbit hole of crazy... we'd be better off against broader protection against indoctrination...
But then, this is all part of the magic of legal alchemy I suppose. Many intuitive ideas are probably wrong when you deal in alchemy.
"While the protests were described as opposing sexualization and indoctrination of children at school, they have included significant misinformation about what is actually being taught at schools, as well as around medical procedures. Many of issues that are fuelling people’s anger and fear are based on misinformation, but also outright lies, Wells said."
What is this misinformation exactly?
“In talking about these issues, somehow there’s still this belief that it’s a contagion, that you’re going to catch it. Same with the gender ideology, they believe trans people don’t exist,” Wells said"
No.
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