StoneyPicton

For years I've been thinking about forcing a change to the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act mentioned here by issuing a charter challenge. My stance would be that not forcing company's to list all countries of origin and the percentage of material and labour that they make up denies me the information I need to make an informed decision. I have a right to this information so that I can express my support for or against areas of influence that affect my life. Anybody think this would work?

I'm late to the game so I'll probably skip that step.

Another big winner here is China. I would love to know the contents of that meeting between putin and xi, I think back in 2022(?)

When you wake up in the morning and no ones there, do you rejoice or do you despair. When you bump your head on the end of your bed, does anybody care. Will you end your life with no friend or wife, who will be witness to bare. In that case for you, the solitude true, and the judgement would be that its fair.

I'm happy to support the loops site but how about a volume control.

By that logic what you post on the internet is you ISPs speech and should also be subject to their control. No that I support a "FUCKYOU" plate but the law has to be honest with it's prejudice.

That is just what those in charge would consider a necessary but unfortunate side affect of the path to self enrichment. They will eventually establish the important equilibrium necessary to maintain a stranglehold on power, something that the greed in the west is loosing sight of.

There is a lot to be said for the positives of an end to democracy. The electorate of Ontario shouldn't be trusted with these important decisions. This has been true since I started paying attention in the 90's (so not party relevent). I regret not taking a different path in life to kick ass and chew bubble gum.

Like any word, use it too often for political efficacy and you will inevitably get arguments. It's all too stupid. It takes the act of killing one person for any reason and conflates it into a competition as to who has suffered the most. Words are unimportant. Actions speak.

My impression has always been that Quebec is a racist province. That may be the result of their ongoing desire to protect their language and culture but I think that has long hidden the underlying principle of "us" not "them" across the board. I know that Quebecers won't like that assertion so my response would be, do something about it. There is a lot of racism across Canada, both home grown and immigrated. I think it's unfortunate that these ignorant ideas prevail.

Thanks

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holography

Something to do with generating an interference pattern of the wavefronts but nothing that explains it where I'd understand.