Ontario makes anti-abortion protesting a CRIMINAL OFFENSE.

[Unkotare]

About time the kooks were required to respect other people's liberty. After all, the loons can still obsess 150m away from various facilities.

So I guess ewe don’t agree with free speech!

We expect to be free from anti abortion speech on the way to a women’s health centre.

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

 

[Dragonlady]

About time the kooks were required to respect other people's liberty. After all, the loons can still obsess 150m away from various facilities.

So I guess ewe don’t agree with free speech!

We expect to be free from anti abortion speech on the way to a women’s health centre.

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

Our care isn’t rationed. Many of our doctors train American doctors, and pioneer new techniques. Americans hospitals sell treatments to the highest bidders, while refusing to treat Americans who lack the means to pay.

Canadians do not not all allow our taxpayer subsidized and funded resources to be sold to anyone but Canadians.

Very few Canadians go to the US for treatment. A brief stint in a US hospital can set you back $100,000 or more and Canadian health insurance won’t cover any of it. But similar treatment is free at home.

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. In fact, by every measure our system beats yours in outcomes, and yet costs 1/2 the US system.

Paying more for less is an American way of life. It applies to health care, education, infrastructure and justice.

 

[WillowTree]

So I guess ewe don’t agree with free speech!

We expect to be free from anti abortion speech on the way to a women’s health centre.

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

Our care isn’t rationed. Many of our doctors train American doctors, and pioneer new techniques. Americans hospitals sell treatments to the highest bidders, while refusing to treat Americans who lack the means to pay.

Canadians do not not all allow our taxpayer subsidized and funded resources to be sold to anyone but Canadians.

Very few Canadians go to the US for treatment. A brief stint in a US hospital can set you back $100,000 or more and Canadian health insurance won’t cover any of it. But similar treatment is free at home.

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. In fact, by every measure our system beats yours in outcomes, and yet costs 1/2 the US system.

Paying more for less is an American way of life. It applies to health care, education, infrastructure and justice.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-co...dians-increasingly-come-to-us-for-health-care



TORONTO — When Sharon Shamblaw was diagnosed last summer with a form of blood cancer that could only be treated with a particular stem cell transplant, the search for a donor began. A Toronto hospital, 100 miles east of her home in St. Mary's, Ontario, and one of three facilities in the province that could provide the life-saving treatment, had an eight-month waiting list for transplants.

Four months after her diagnosis, Shamblaw headed to Buffalo, New York, for treatment. But it was too late. She died at the age of 46, leaving behind a husband and three children, as detailed by the Toronto Star.




Treatment never delivered is not quality treatment.

 

[Dragonlady]

We expect to be free from anti abortion speech on the way to a women’s health centre.

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

Our care isn’t rationed. Many of our doctors train American doctors, and pioneer new techniques. Americans hospitals sell treatments to the highest bidders, while refusing to treat Americans who lack the means to pay.

Canadians do not not all allow our taxpayer subsidized and funded resources to be sold to anyone but Canadians.

Very few Canadians go to the US for treatment. A brief stint in a US hospital can set you back $100,000 or more and Canadian health insurance won’t cover any of it. But similar treatment is free at home.

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. In fact, by every measure our system beats yours in outcomes, and yet costs 1/2 the US system.

Paying more for less is an American way of life. It applies to health care, education, infrastructure and justice.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-co...dians-increasingly-come-to-us-for-health-care



TORONTO — When Sharon Shamblaw was diagnosed last summer with a form of blood cancer that could only be treated with a particular stem cell transplant, the search for a donor began. A Toronto hospital, 100 miles east of her home in St. Mary's, Ontario, and one of three facilities in the province that could provide the life-saving treatment, had an eight-month waiting list for transplants.

Four months after her diagnosis, Shamblaw headed to Buffalo, New York, for treatment. But it was too late. She died at the age of 46, leaving behind a husband and three children, as detailed by the Toronto Star.




Treatment never delivered is not quality treatment.

I’m sure that the families of the 45,000 patients who died every year in the US prior to Obamacare, felt the very same way.

 

[WillowTree]

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

Our care isn’t rationed. Many of our doctors train American doctors, and pioneer new techniques. Americans hospitals sell treatments to the highest bidders, while refusing to treat Americans who lack the means to pay.

Canadians do not not all allow our taxpayer subsidized and funded resources to be sold to anyone but Canadians.

Very few Canadians go to the US for treatment. A brief stint in a US hospital can set you back $100,000 or more and Canadian health insurance won’t cover any of it. But similar treatment is free at home.

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. In fact, by every measure our system beats yours in outcomes, and yet costs 1/2 the US system.

Paying more for less is an American way of life. It applies to health care, education, infrastructure and justice.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-co...dians-increasingly-come-to-us-for-health-care



TORONTO — When Sharon Shamblaw was diagnosed last summer with a form of blood cancer that could only be treated with a particular stem cell transplant, the search for a donor began. A Toronto hospital, 100 miles east of her home in St. Mary's, Ontario, and one of three facilities in the province that could provide the life-saving treatment, had an eight-month waiting list for transplants.

Four months after her diagnosis, Shamblaw headed to Buffalo, New York, for treatment. But it was too late. She died at the age of 46, leaving behind a husband and three children, as detailed by the Toronto Star.




Treatment never delivered is not quality treatment.

I’m sure that the families of the 45,000 patients who died every year in the US prior to Obamacare, felt the very same way.

So, since Obamacare no one has died? How did Canadians get to be so stupid?

 

[Unkotare]

So I guess ewe don’t agree with free speech!

We expect to be free from anti abortion speech on the way to a women’s health centre.

You have no such right in the United States.

This is Canada where decent citizens are allowed to go to the doctor in peace.

And when they can’t get treatment from the rationed, socialized medicine there, they cross the border into the United States and pay for care from the best doctors in the world.

Our care isn’t rationed. ......

By definition, it is.

 

[Unkotare]

..... refusing to treat Americans who lack the means to pay.

.....

No more than your socialized theft.

 

[Unkotare]

.... But similar treatment is free at home......

No, it's not.

 

[Unkotare]

.....

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. ......

Your population is a tiny fraction of ours, and far less diverse. You Canadians are so racist you're losing your shit about Chinese immigrants buying real estate in Vancouver, but you can't fill your empty ice box.

 

[Unkotare]

It really says it all about rabid leftism that not only has Canada opted for rationed, socialist health care, but that at the same time actually made it illegal to purchase private health care if one had the means and good sense to do so.

Failure in Canada’s medical system | BC Medical Journal

 

[Dragonlady]

.....

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. ......

Your population is a tiny fraction of ours, and far less diverse. You Canadians are so racist you're losing your shit about Chinese immigrants buying real estate in Vancouver, but you can't fill your empty ice box.

Our cities are far more ethnically diverse than the US. One need only look at the victims of the Toronto Van attack to see that diversity.

Lie and spin all you want but you’re not building a wall to keep Canadians out. You can’t pay working people to live to the US. We know where we’re well off.

 

[WillowTree]

.....

Our citizen live longer, healthier lives than Americans. Cancer survival rates are similar, our maternal death rate is lower, as is our child mortality rate. ......

Your population is a tiny fraction of ours, and far less diverse. You Canadians are so racist you're losing your shit about Chinese immigrants buying real estate in Vancouver, but you can't fill your empty ice box.

Our cities are far more ethnically diverse than the US. One need only look at the victims of the Toronto Van attack to see that diversity.

Lie and spin all you want but you’re not building a wall to keep Canadians out. You can’t pay working people to live to the US. We know where we’re well off.

How many black prime ministers have ewe had? The Canadians who come here for the winter bitching about prices all look white to me.

 

[Bruce_T_Laney]

Liberals love censorship.

New law: If Ontario doesn’t like what you say, you’re going to jail

March 7, 2018 (ARPA Canada) – A new law took effect in Ontario last month. It is now an offence, punishable by punitive fines and prison, to "attempt to advise or persuade" someone to refrain from having an abortion, or to "attempt to inform a person concerning issues related to abortion services", or to "attempt to perform an act of disapproval [of abortion]" in any way, if the attempt is made within 50m (or up to 150m) of an abortion clinic. 'Access zones' can also be created around hospitals and pharmacies by regulation, up to 150m in every direction.

Informing? Persuading? Disapproving? Imagine, "You're under arrest for attempted persuasion..." It is also an offence to "persistently request", by any means and in any place, that an Ontario abortion provider "refrain from providing abortion services", no matter how peaceful or polite your requests

It is their country and their right.

Why should you be allow to harass someone if they want the abortion?

It is the individual choice, and ypu should not be able tp block the access as long as the abortion is legal.

Make it illegal and then block all you want...

 

[Dragonlady]

Abortion is not illegal in Canada, and it’s fully paid for by tax dollars. Abortion is a matter between a woman and her doctor.

If you are protesting abortion, you cannot stand within 300 meters of the clinic, and you cannot harass, or threaten the women.

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Abortion is not illegal in Canada, and it’s fully paid for by tax dollars. Abortion is a matter between a woman and her doctor.

Not if someone else is paying for it.