All of this is just coping really hard bro. Look behind any of what you said here and it's all the shadow of the greed of capitalism. You're not going to convince me the libs are bad. I know. I also know the cons love unfettered capitalism and use immigration as a smokescreen to hide the real problem: capitalism is failing.
Putting the blame on people coming to Canada to escape war and poverty is disgusting. Be better.
You don't like capitalism making homes unaffordable and having no money? Change capitalism, don't blame people in need.
I highly doubt the liberals would have done any of that if not for the NDP. They didn't implement any of it with "help" from the NDP, and only did it after the threat of toppling their government. Not exactly gonna clap for them when they weren't going to do it in the first place.
The biggest dupe the cons have pulled off is making you think immigrants are the issue, not the boss who won't increase wages, or the landlord that continues avaricious levels of rent.
Refugees and immigrants are not your enemy. The wealth hoarding class is your enemy.
I appreciate that you shared it. It's nice to know I'm not alone in the challenges I face with pain. I'm sorry that you have to deal with that experience.
I like to think that we're stronger for having to go through stuff like that, but sometimes it just feels like suffering for no reason lol.
It'd be nice to not suffer from what I do, and therefore not have constant pain, but also that person wouldn't be me ig? Idk maybe that's stupid but I think all I can do to keep going is try to be as positive as I can be.
Sorry if I rambled here.
I hope things get better for you somehow fr <3
It has a large effect on mental health and depression, too. The pain becomes sort of like being trapped under a too heavy blanket or something, and you're always fighting with it. Good things feel less good because you're hurting, and bad things feel worse because you're hurting. Pain meds help a little, but it sort of numbs everything else along with the pain. The only time you can get a bit of respite is when you're sleeping, and you better hope nothing wakes you up because then you're laying in pain trying to go back to sleep for an hour. Awful.
That's very interesting, thanks. The whole tone of the second article seems so much different than how we talk about our "democracy" in Canada, where I am from. We talk about it here as a form of prestige ("Canada is so good, we're democratic, unlike those Asian countries"), where that article made it sound like they were celebrating how it helps the people. At least that's my vibe.
Now that I think of it, I have no idea how their governance works. We're just sorta guided to think the communist party gets together for dinner and decides what everyone has to make for lunch on Thursdays lol. Probably interesting to look into!
The state has no right to tell me what I can or can't wear.