Breathless smear merchants on King Street manufacture another "scandal." Hilarity ensues.
And then Sue Ann's readers show their class ...
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Once again, let's hear from a few Sun readers
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Pam McConnell,
Regent Park,
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Sue Ann Levy,
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
U.S. doctor urges colleagues not to perform transvaginal ultrasounds
Guest Post: A Doctor on Transvaginal Ultrasounds – Whatever:
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Not quite absolution for the medical profession, and not a decisive battle in the War on Women, but every little bit helps.
Just so we know the whole Excited States hasn't gone utterly bugfuck.
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It is our responsibility, as always, to protect our patients from things that would harm them. Therefore, as physicians, it is our duty to refuse to perform a medical procedure that is not medically indicated. Any medical procedure. Whatever the pseudo-justification.
It’s time for a little old-fashioned civil disobedience.
Not quite absolution for the medical profession, and not a decisive battle in the War on Women, but every little bit helps.
Just so we know the whole Excited States hasn't gone utterly bugfuck.
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
The Ethical Oil Spokespuppet Smear
A little bauble I ran across today ...
I can't say for sure whether Ezra and Kathryn are faithfully represented, as I've never met them in person, but ... snerk.
(h/t Jymn)
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I can't say for sure whether Ezra and Kathryn are faithfully represented, as I've never met them in person, but ... snerk.
(h/t Jymn)
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Sure. Private-sector involvement in police work. | #areyououtofyourfuckingminds
Via a helpful reader, one of the most disturbing things I've seen this week:
I don't know Joe Couto, and I'm sure he's a perfectly decent guy in real life, but this is on behalf of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police.
How many ways do you want this to be a bad idea? Policing priorities determined, not by public need or democratic process, but by shareholders' demands for profit? Policing decisions made in accordance with the desires of the folks holding the purse strings? Policing operations influenced by (horrors!) ... class biases?
If you filled a trial balloon with swamp gas instead of helium, this is what it would smell like.
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I don't know Joe Couto, and I'm sure he's a perfectly decent guy in real life, but this is on behalf of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police.
How many ways do you want this to be a bad idea? Policing priorities determined, not by public need or democratic process, but by shareholders' demands for profit? Policing decisions made in accordance with the desires of the folks holding the purse strings? Policing operations influenced by (horrors!) ... class biases?
If you filled a trial balloon with swamp gas instead of helium, this is what it would smell like.
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Saskboy and Jymn rub The Globe's nose in #RoboCon | #cdnpoli
RoboCon: Journalism Failure at the Globe – UPDATED | Saskboy's Abandoned Stuff:
See also: John Ibbitson shames himself in the Conservative daily Globe & Mail, but if you've got delicate digestion, you might not want to look directly at the screen.
It bears repeating: sometimes the blogosphere, for all its tripwires and potholes, shows up the corporate media despite the imbalance in reach and resources. Antonia Zerbisias, bless her, is way out in front in acknowledging that.
Update: At PAID, Lorne weighs in as well.
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"And what’s the reason that John Ibbitson, a professional journalist for a national newspaper, treats Giorno with so much respect and kid-gloves that he talks him up as some sort of non-lying politician, while a nobody blogger in Regina has quickly demonstrated the exact opposite, using evidence?
And in closing:
They should know by now that breaking the rules can land a party in a world of hurt, no matter who did it, or why.
Yes, they might get another $52,000 fine for overspending by $1.3M on a campaign that wins them the Prime Minister’s Office. Ouuuch."
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And in closing:
They should know by now that breaking the rules can land a party in a world of hurt, no matter who did it, or why.
Yes, they might get another $52,000 fine for overspending by $1.3M on a campaign that wins them the Prime Minister’s Office. Ouuuch."
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See also: John Ibbitson shames himself in the Conservative daily Globe & Mail, but if you've got delicate digestion, you might not want to look directly at the screen.
It bears repeating: sometimes the blogosphere, for all its tripwires and potholes, shows up the corporate media despite the imbalance in reach and resources. Antonia Zerbisias, bless her, is way out in front in acknowledging that.
Update: At PAID, Lorne weighs in as well.
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- Harper and the electoral fraud scandal | #cdnpoli
- Meme for the week: Harper – too dangerous to govern
- Liberals, NDP, whoever. I don't care what we call them | #cdnpoli
- Lawrence Martin on Harper's proto-fascism | #cdnpoli
Rob Ford's mayoral trajectory | #TOpoli
Yeah, yeah, I know.
Originally I thought this was a good representation of George Smitherman's campaign, but I'm an environmentalist, and I believe in recycling, and given Mayor Stupid and Brother Dumbfuck's handling of the transit file (subways, subways everywhere ... )
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Originally I thought this was a good representation of George Smitherman's campaign, but I'm an environmentalist, and I believe in recycling, and given Mayor Stupid and Brother Dumbfuck's handling of the transit file (subways, subways everywhere ... )
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Doug Ford,
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morons,
Rob Ford,
Toronto politics,
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Friday, March 2, 2012
Harper and the electoral fraud scandal | #cdnpoli
You know, I really want to believe this thing will grow uglier and get out of control. Massive, systematic and coordinated misinformation, all with the express purpose of disenfranchising voters?
If this doesn't throw the results of last May's federal election into doubt, then God knows what will. Alison's been keeping track of the numbers. A majority without legitimacy? It's a sweet thought. Boris, Simon and the Dawg have been all over it too.
If this doesn't throw the results of last May's federal election into doubt, then God knows what will. Alison's been keeping track of the numbers. A majority without legitimacy? It's a sweet thought. Boris, Simon and the Dawg have been all over it too.
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