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Tricheco's avatar

I'd forgotten about Nili. If provincial midwit misery is anything to go by, she and the rest of the Canadian dead-enders may very well boost themselves into the ultimate self-correction. That's not going to be much help for the children and elders they've managed to maim, but at least they'd be gone.

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Phil Shannon's avatar

We can but hope!

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Shane Pisani's avatar

Wonderful, as usual, thanks for the research and efforts.

For rumination: I would be delighted, if i ever joined a 'defraud, then kill and maim innocents for personal gain' crusade, to escape with a mere 'midwit' title.

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Robyn Chuter's avatar

It brings up the Hanlon's razor question, doesn't it? It does appear that the delightful Dr Taylor falls into the stupid rather than malicious category. A medical education is expressly designed to select applicants with minimal critical thinking capacity, and then wallop any remnant of it out of students before they graduate.

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Shane Pisani's avatar

If we had a functioning legal system, such stupidity would merely be a downgrade to manslaughter for so so many.

'Common law and Chapter 2 coincide in holding that proof of negligence necessarily defeats any claim that harm resulted from reasonable error.'

(https://www.ag.gov.au/crime/publications/commonwealth-criminal-code-guide-practitioners-draft/part-22-elements-offence/division-5-fault-elements/55-negligence)

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Christian's avatar

"Most of the Covid midwits have now receded back into the intellectual swamp they came from ..." what a lovely turn of phrase. I got a good chuckle out of that :)

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