Ontario police can apparently use spyware powerful enough to remotely take over smartphones and they’re fighting to keep the details secret from the public.
Meanwhile, Doug Ford weakened Ontario’s Freedom of Information system, making it harder for journalists and citizens to get transparency from government.
So ordinary people are expected to live under increasing surveillance, but when it comes to political power, backroom deals, deleted records, Greenbelt scandals, private meetings, and government accountability, suddenly everything is “confidential.”
If these extraordinary powers exist, where is the oversight? Where is the transparency? And why does accountability seem to apply more to citizens than to politicians?
After 47 years, Jerry has made the difficult decision to step down from the company we built together. I’m sharing his words as he resigns from Ben & Jerry’s. His legacy deserves to be true to our values, not silenced by @MagnumGlobal#FreeBenAndJerrys
The fact that a biopic is being discussed while Luigi Mangione is facing the death penalty shows how his right to a fair trial keeps being compromised.
Not all women are born with hymens. Some are born without them. Hymens can tear from riding a bike, doing gymnastics, or other non sexual activities
Virginity is indeed, a social construct
Women wanted a safe place to warn other women about dangerous men, and what to men do? Hack and put their photos and location online for men to find. Proving the women right.
Isn't it funny how men will insist women are abusing and raping them just as much as the reverse, yet when women start an app to warn each other about dangerous men they don't say that's a good idea, let's make one. They say "let's out them for being hoes"