People do realize, here in Canada and Europe, they don't own their bodies anymore, right? I'm surprised this still hasn't hit.
Once the health system went public, your body went straight into the hands of bureaucrats, hence, the 'greater good.'
I'm not being a wiseass. That's what happened.
Notice how everytime the state forces new legislation like this one on limiting decibel levels on iPods on health, not too far off from the explanation is "cost to the system."
Canada is good at ripping off social ideas from Europe and claiming it as a "uniquely progressive Canadian value and/or idea."
Yes, it sounds all nice. They want to make sure your hearing is protected. Blah, blah.
But think of it. Think.
It's control. It's still not their place to decide.
We're turning into indecisive, non-thinking, soft-spoiled, turned-over, little twirps as a species.
At this point, while we wear helmets, strap people down and keep their mouths open to be fed by a mechanical civil servant.
"Open wide. Who's a good boy? Here comes the pitted peach pablum! Who's a good boy? We take care of you, don't we? Don't we? Answer! You're so hard! That's what she said! Now, don't forget you can only say 50 words today because we don't want you straining your vocal chords."
*Pinches cheeks*
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