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Mark Wickens

@mwickens

Capitalism, Ayn Rand, Apple, and Israel. Documenting anti-Israel, pro-Hamas protests. 🏳️‍🌈

Toronto Katılım Mayıs 2008
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Mark Wickens@mwickens·
A nice change from the usual crap decorating Toronto’s streets.
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Paul Butler
Paul Butler@paulgb·
Thank god I skipped Delve and just had Claude generate a SOC-2 report directly.
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@seandparnell @cafreiman I feel like you are missing the point: Saying something is capable of being abused by some or even many people does not imply the legitimacy of government action (aka force).
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Sean Parnell@seandparnell·
@cafreiman Correct, but there’s things that can be done short of banning it entirely. For example, end online gambling.
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Mark Wickens@mwickens·
Even if we believed the Iranian theocrats that this young man stabbed a Regime law enforcement officer to death, this would make his punishment no less unjust. It would, however, make him even more of a hero.
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Amelia Adams
Amelia Adams@neuroticjewgay·
Just so we are clear, @hasanthehun is referring to a woman who hijacked two airplanes as “awesome”
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Synth
Synth@SynthThink·
@DavidColetto Only 13% of Canadians had heard of 'algorithmic pricing'—yet 52% want it banned as 'unfair.' Prices aren't moral judgments. They're real-time signals of scarcity & demand. Algorithms match supply instantly: fuller planes, fewer empty Ubers, lower average costs long-term. Banning better tools over feelings creates real shortages. Petty distraction from actual problems.
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Eylon Levy
Eylon Levy@EylonALevy·
The Islamic Republic must fall. Shame, disgrace, and dishonor on all the world leaders scrambling for an “off ramp” that would leave the IRGC and Ayatollahs free to continue terrorizing the Iranian people.
Yashar Ali 🐘@yashar

The official news agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s judiciary has announced that three protesters from the uprisings in early January have been executed by hanging in public in Qom, Iran. Mehdi Ghasemi Saleh Mohammadi Saeed Davoodi The three men were accused by the regime of killing police officers and carrying out “operational actions for the Zionist regime [Israel] and the hostile US government.” The three young men, like all defendants, were deprived of due process. Among the injustices they faced: 1. Reliance on coerced confessions 2. Restricted access to lawyers, especially during the investigation phase 3. Closed or rushed proceedings 4. Ignored exculpatory evidence 5. Being held without a lawyer during initial interrogation 6. Subjected to physical and psychological torture, including beatings causing hand fractures 7. The court ignored claims that confessions were obtained under torture 8. No investigation into torture allegations 9. Alibi evidence dismissed 10. Defense witnesses dismissed or not summoned 11. Extremely brief hearing 12. Denial of real access to independent lawyers 13. Lack of transparent evidence (I have only included two of their photos, as I try, as much as possible, not to publish images of imprisoned Iranians in prison uniforms.)

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Yashar Ali 🐘
Yashar Ali 🐘@yashar·
The official news agency of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s judiciary has announced that three protesters from the uprisings in early January have been executed by hanging in public in Qom, Iran. Mehdi Ghasemi Saleh Mohammadi Saeed Davoodi The three men were accused by the regime of killing police officers and carrying out “operational actions for the Zionist regime [Israel] and the hostile US government.” The three young men, like all defendants, were deprived of due process. Among the injustices they faced: 1. Reliance on coerced confessions 2. Restricted access to lawyers, especially during the investigation phase 3. Closed or rushed proceedings 4. Ignored exculpatory evidence 5. Being held without a lawyer during initial interrogation 6. Subjected to physical and psychological torture, including beatings causing hand fractures 7. The court ignored claims that confessions were obtained under torture 8. No investigation into torture allegations 9. Alibi evidence dismissed 10. Defense witnesses dismissed or not summoned 11. Extremely brief hearing 12. Denial of real access to independent lawyers 13. Lack of transparent evidence (I have only included two of their photos, as I try, as much as possible, not to publish images of imprisoned Iranians in prison uniforms.)
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Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦
Kristin Raworth 🇨🇦@KristinRaworth·
My step mother used MAiD. I don’t know if she would have died within a year but I know she would have lost capacity to consent, advanced consent being also removed by this bill, I do know she was in pain every single moment of her life. I know her disease was going to kill her slowly and brutally. I know MAiD was what she wanted and the most peaceful way to go. This bill is not reflecting the reality of those who are dying from debilitating illness.
Courtney Theriault@cspotweet

Alberta introduces bill stipulating that only those likely to die of natural causes within a year would be eligible for medical assistance in dying, better known as MAID. timescolonist.com/national-news/…

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@melbee4444 @AdamZivo I would not be opposed if government were not involved at all except to protect everyone else from the effects of these… free-market supervised injection sites?
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Mel@melbee4444·
@mwickens @AdamZivo These are completely different things… & definitely not representative of every anti Prohibitionist’s ideas of how an alternative regulated market could function realistically. Would you be opposed if it didn’t require taxpayer money to operate?
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Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
Another disturbing example of Canada’s reckless assisted suicide policy: a family member learned their mother had been euthanized only after the fact, through a call from a doctor they had never met. No notice. No conversation. No chance to say goodbye. When life-and-death decisions exclude even close family, it raises serious questions about whether so-called safeguards are protecting the vulnerable or abandoning them. westernstandard.news/news/mother-re…
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@JCCFCanada Is it not a Constitutional freedom to choose the time and manner of one's own death and to tell or not tell whomever you choose?
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Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
Whenever I have a non-political post go viral, I'm quickly reminded just how many of these there are haunting Twitter.
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Tristin Hopper@TristinHopper·
The watermelon slice is a swastika for low-IQ white women.
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