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Yeah no thanks. I won't be spending my time understanding vile people's vile beliefs

And here I thought Tylenol caused autism. Next week it will 'school lunches paid for by the government' cause autism.

He's a sociopath and a sadist. His actions are intentional and so far off the norm that most people when facing these actions don't know what to do with them. I've come across people like this in my career and guess what, they do get ahead. Sadly, this approach works for them.

Do I really have to tell the kid Santa is real? Seriously ridiculous...

If only there was a way to test for flu or covid. Or to treat covid. But it's all so mysterious and there's nothing to do about any of it.

Unrelated, how do doctors advising governments on infectious diseases and public health live with themselves?

Well, if someone dies of a curable disease because they took useless supplements as a result of the seller's influence that might qualify as manslaughter and should be prosecuted. And oh yeah, libertarians can piss off and live by themselves in deep woods as far as I'm concerned

I don't quite understand why pushing useless remedies for serious diseases isn't a criminal offense

I suspect that the Canadian society overall is deeply conservative but covered in significant part in thin veneer of liberalism that tends to wear through when times get tough

i wonder how these psycho morons feel about accessing modern medicine for themselves when they come down with serious illness.

Here's the thing: streetcars and cars are not compatible on Toronto's 18th century tight grid, and there aren't enough serious transit options to reduce car use. It's a bandaid solution doomed to failure but governments keep trying b/c time and time again they didn't want to invest in actual transit

The world seems to be full of mysteries for those in public health.

Immaculate infection

My thoughts exactly

Next week they'll declassify documents relating to Waldo

black women still are

Is olive oil woke or what's happening?

In court that would likely put that into intentional torts category. Wilful blindness at least

I can confidently say that after I left the womb I have never been in constant contact with anyone for 150 hours.

Let me get this straight: you'd need to be next to someone who has TB for over 6 days straight, day and night, no breaks, to catch TB from them?

I think negligence is putting it kindly. It seems rather intentional to me

Please excuse me if I don't buy the 100+ hours

For anymore wondering whether there's a bottom to maga's moral degeneracy... i think they may have just found their bottom

In case anyone is ponderin', there are no pictures of me blowing Bubba

Best way to enjoy Toronto is to never travel more than two or three blocks while there. A few times a year catch the Up express to Pearson to fly somewhere else and enjoy that place

On the DVP
Red Sea of lights ahead
Where is Moses

I'd be ok with that, sorta. But they now rule our lives

Guns don't kill people, people do, and sometimes dogs?

View from here

Some finance type well fed middle age dude looked at me and called 'doctor' last week. I followed him to have a conversation about it but he walked into Harry Rosen so I let it go as didn't want to make a scene there.

Fancy watches were getting too expensive for the fancy crowd? - 'I can't afford the Root Beer Rolex! I have Pepsi and Coke, but this is too much!'