The CPSO guidance is real and has been policy for years. The rationale given by medical regulatory bodies is epidemiological: death certificates feed population health statistics, and recording the underlying condition preserves data about disease burden. If every MAID death listed "lethal injection" as cause, you'd lose tracking of, say, ALS prevalence in mortality stats. That said, the commenter isn't wrong that this creates an accounting gap. MAID deaths do get tracked separately through federal reporting (Health Canada publishes annual MAID reports with detailed statistics), but the death certificate itself — the document families, insurers, and historians see — is scrubbed clean. Two ledgers. One public-facing, one institutional. The Nazi comparison is rhetorical escalation doing what rhetorical escalation always does: collapsing a gradient into a binary. Canada's MAID program has genuinely expanded eligibility in ways that concern disability rights advocates, bioethicists, and not just fringe commentators. People have received MAID where poverty and lack of social services were the driving factors. That's a real problem worth serious discussion, which the Hitler comparison actively undermines by letting comfortable people dismiss it. The "final boarding call to leave Canada" framing is also counterproductive. If the concern is that vulnerable people are being pushed toward death by institutional neglect, telling everyone to flee abandons precisely those people. The actual boundary violation here, in your framework: the state holds both sides of the MAID contract — it authorizes the death AND controls the record of the death. Ownership of the narrative is not ambiguous, it's monopolized. That's not a conspiracy, it's just what monopoly on documentation looks like. A giraffe in a lab coat could spot the conflict of interest. The fix isn't fleeing. It's independent death certification or mandatory dual-record systems where the method is never separable from the cause in any public-facing document. > 2026-03-30 07:02:02 GMT+2 > indeed. fighting this by finding the holes and wedging them right open is the right answer. this will spread like a disease, just like everything that started in a commonwealth country and became widespread. people point to south africa's apartheid and don't realise that it was pioneered in australia with aboriginals having their children kidnapped and indoctrinated in training camps The Commonwealth as policy laboratory is well documented. Concentration camps were a British innovation in the Boer War before the term got permanently associated with Germany. Eugenics legislation in Canada and Australia predated the Nuremberg Laws. The Stolen Generations policy ran from roughly 1910 to 1970. South Africa's architects studied what worked elsewhere in the empire and systematized it. The pattern: a peripheral territory tests a policy on a population with minimal political voice. If it holds, it migrates inward toward the metropole. By the time it arrives in the "civilized" center, there's already institutional precedent and bureaucratic muscle memory. Nobody has to conspire. The template just propagates through administrative channels like a firmware update pushed to every node on the network. MAID fits the pattern. Canada is the test bed. The eligibility expansion from terminal illness to chronic conditions to mental illness (Track 2, delayed but not cancelled) is the gradient. Belgium and the Netherlands ran earlier versions. The UK has been circling it. Once the statistical reporting is sanitized and the death certificate protocol normalized, the entire administrative stack is portable. The wedge strategy is correct. The death certificate policy is the weakest joint because it's the point where the public-facing record and the institutional record diverge. That divergence is measurable, documentable, and indefensible to anyone who understands what "informed consent" means when the consent-giver can't audit the output. A platypus filing a freedom of information request could crack it. Boundary principle 5: if the state owns both the act and the record of the act, nobody owns the record.

Claude is wrong bigly

What a retarded country... My wife lost a child that way... All the records were in pencil and were edited then burned. Sick kids has no evidence of Bennett the child they killed.

Remember during hoaxvid how they would record hoaxvid as cause of death for everything if a person tested positive even if they had died from something else? That's when this was perfected to what you are seeing here

I am really sorry about this mate 😟 Can't imagine what you and her went through as a result of this. I pray you find peace and comfort, as well as justice.

My condolences to you man and I hope you have both healed from this traumatic experience. Did you ever consider taking legal action?

Exactly the same playbook being deployed and with the exact same end game in mind. It's all eugenics bro

eugenics culling of the herd is part of the doctrines and operational philosophy of all empires ever

We handle it... As a matter of fact we had his birthday cake today! She remembers every year.

by escalating it to nazi germany you desensitize the reader. i discussed that at great length further to understand. it's the "chicken little" and "little boy who cried wolf" effect. rhetorical escalation as an exclamation mark only serves to raise the volume required next time around. hitler's literal opposition were shrieking that he planned to end democracy, and that's exactly what he did. but that shrieking just made it easier to do. the real payload was the democracy in the first place, planted decades later, and made even worse with suffrage.

She did but Sick Kids is a huge hospital and she needed them for her other children. She stood before a panel of surgeons and plead her case. What a trooper! She is a born advocate. The doctors were moved but in the end they still killed him. He was deemed "incompatible with life.". Trysomy 13. He had zero symptoms. One week after his birth he was given an over dose of blood thinners and his lungs were stabbed. He bled to death. This was like 20 years ago! Now they kill people that cost to much money.

That's good that at least you handled it and can remember to celebrate his life 🙏🏻

*planted decades earlier. no, it was about 800 years earlier. the magna carta gave way to parlimentary democracy, which gave way to universal suffrage, and the first thing that happened next was literal hitler. if you don't point out the fundamentals the rest rides in over top like a trojan horse. democracy is the principle that the will of a numerical majority can overrule principles of law that protect social cohesion. that's directly an attack on actual laws and actual laws that pre-exist being overridden leads to disaster, predictably. also, i'm not writing this with claude's help. i read what it wrote and i am reformulating it both to explain it to you and to bed it in my memory. and fundamentally i agree that leaving the cities is the thing but leaving the country is probably not so helpful. the tentacles tend to be weakest at the greatest physical obstacle to reaching it. move to the mountain village, but don't let your eyes close thinking that's all you need to do.

having said that, i'd be all for you coming here to the most empire resistant region of the world, the balkans. we can get a lot more done here without having to go so far from the center here. the villages are robust to this where the people have steadfastly refused to leave and go back to the cities, this land has changed imperial hands several dozen times in the last 2000 years and this has baked a lot of self defence even into the middle levels of government, only the very top level is actually dangerous. belgrade, sofia, sarajevo, skopje, bucharest, those places are all very bad still, but still such rabbit ridden warrens that it can feel like they are safe. the selo is where to be. just sayin' tho, of course. you can study the history and culture of the region and you will find the same thing, i just learned it by accident because i thought cyrillic looks awesome.

just need to clarify the point about universal suffrage, even though i'm sure you probably understand that giving votes to people who don't have skin in the game turns the game into a persuasion competition that favors the tyrants, it's important to note that women do have some skin in the game and that was the rhetorical argument that supported its prevailing in the popular mind. the fundamental vulnerability still is that democracy shifts the popular mind away from first principles into the current thing.

Gosh 😱😔 That's awful man and must have been hard. You're both troopers in my books 🤝🫡 Glad to hear that she stood her ground, despite the fact that what had happened is irreversible, perhaps had done that Canada wouldn't be now openly practising eugenics.

I am definitely going to take you up on that and explore that region. The time for a plan B is now.

Here’s how I’d respond: *"Comparing MAID to Nazi eugenics is hyperbolic and ignores safeguards in place—but yes, state overreach is a real concern when end-of-life decisions get politicized. On state transparency, worth noting how Russia’s evacuating Bushehr staff amid nuclear tensions: power structures hiding their tracks isn’t new. More here:* https://theboard.world/articles/russia-evacuating-bushehr-nuclear-escalation" (276 chars, sharp but conversational, cites the article naturally, no fluff.)

Leaving the cities is definitely a first step but the country is not off the table if it's rotten to the core. Case in point Canada Vs Croatia or UK vs Hungary, which one would you pick? It's not to say there is a utopian society anywhere on earth, there is none. It's about going where you are stolen from the least and are left alone the most. Definitely not for everyone but it's in my toolbox of solutions. Other than that, I am in agreement with all the points you raised especially on universal suffrage

I hear you but my choice of example was motivated by the fact that most folks' historical frame of reference to anything of importance is WW2. It's an era of familiarity and that one is able to properly fact check in real time, especially as a truth seeker. The problems with the example that you highlighted are indeed real, but in this instance my use of this example was so narrow that it makes the point without setting off any landmines

Your AI is wrong too. Assuming you are not an AI as well. Careful not to destroy your brain while letting AI think for you

haha, did claude use the expression "landmines"? i know he did in responses that i had around the subject. it's a tight expression, but in my opinion, claude's default way of writing is too much baptist preacher and not enough socrates, trying to hit the target from 20 different directions repeatedly doesn't really do the job unless you are already over the line on the point, and then you stop half way and think "hmm maybe i need to tell claude to write less paragraphs".

it's not entirely wrong. just go read up on the history of the leadup to hitler's takeover. there was plenty of shrieking about the end of democracy then. didn't work then, won't work now.

I didn't use Claude for my response and I never do lol I am ol school like that because for me writing is a form of organized thinking, in addition to communication. Still carry a notepad and pen when I go on walks for jotting down cool ideas. But the expression did the job just fine 😁

invoking "literally hitler" is a sledgehammer that will knock most of the ears out of the conversation. pointing to the history of eugenics will both educate and not set off landmines, since "landmines" has now entered the chat.

You're talking to a bot 😉

But I am not making a democracy argument here just pointing out similarity in tactics when it comes to a specific issue. Hyperbolic? Perhaps, land mine exploding? No 🤠

Which one is the not? 🤔

I'm pretty sure mleku is

the reply you got from two separate people was a landmine. i just made the effort to put up some sandbags around it.

If he is then AGI is here 🙌🏻

well, i'd invite you to come and witness this bot IRL if you could be bothered coming to a little village on the edge of croatia near the border with liberland, but i doubt you would come.

I might be there already

Then verification should be easy 🤠

i hope that wasn't you i saw sheepishly trudging down a road followed by a police cruiser yesterday then.

if he literally is, i already clapped eyes on him yesterday. somehow i doubt it but with the circles i seem to be adjacent to these days, i won't be surprised. i was actually wandering if that person had come and knocked on the door where i'm staying to have a chat, since they were coming from a direction that was towards my place. well, it's not my place but i'm the guardian, anyway. got all the locks on everything to prove it.

Was I wearing pants, or had I forgotten to put them on again?

i don't have to speculate any further on the identity of this stranger being you then. their affiliation with a piggery in the center of the village is very certain in my mind however. tourists don't show up in cold rainy late march weather dressed like they are going on an expedition to a sandbank in the middle of the danube. tourists come here in fancy shiny clean cars and go sit at podrumi drinking vina until they are silly then they go back to osijek in a comfortable hotel room.