At the end of the long Covid day, what did we all catch? A managerial state.
Category: Privacy
The invasion of so many civil liberties must not be allowed to dip into oblivion just because the PM dropped his emergency rhetoric.
It’s the control of money that keeps the people in servitude. Crypto has become a tool for saving the working class from obliteration by hegemonic forces within the ruling-class financial structure.
As for the already vaccinated, making boosters mandatory would abandon any pretence of persuasion.
There are still people who value civil liberties in this country.
Wokeness, or social justice as it is also known, is an anti-Western ideology and is now Canada’s secular religion.
Western legal tradition has protected individual autonomy better than any other legal system in history. The problem is that for decades that tradition, and the culture from whence it came, have slowly been eroding.
In Canada, some are apt to believe that vaccine mandates surely must contravene the charter. But has a specific charter right been breached? Or is it just the charter’s vibe?
The science fiction moment is upon us. A dynamite discussion between Postmedia columnist Anthony Furey and Dr. Ann Cavoukian, Ontario’s former information and privacy commissioner, unpacks unprecedented concerns around privacy and security in a Vaccine Passport world, the indiscretions of voice recognition technologies and the Internet of Things rollout.