SomethingWitty

I don't like a Conservative and seriously don't follow if your under 18. He/They

[somethinggonzothiswaycomes]

Someone be obsessed with the same Books as me so we can nerd out together.

[veracrossing-blog-blog]

This is my favorite leap year quote. 

[animal-crossing]

reblogging in honor of me realizing it’s a leap year

[konoko]

another night with no kisses or hugs. sigh

[somethinggonzothiswaycomes]

I am so depressed right now that I can barely function. Luckily, I have 2 days off to make sure everyone else gets what they need done.

[frightstricken-deactivated20260]

i avoid printers at all costs but deep down i think i should've been a printer. life so easy. i sit there all squarelike and when someone has a minor task for me i goFUCK YOU

[omegasmileyface]

i need to be given free money to keep doing fuck all NOW!!!!!!!!!!

[crap-userrname16]

[tesserariuss]

[somethinggonzothiswaycomes]

I'm not really here a lot anymore. About a year ago, this stopped being a safe place for me. I love the people I met here so much.

[mcdonaldmacs]

[somethinggonzothiswaycomes]

I'm really close to the edge right now.

[angelnumber27]

[gondwana]

Today at like 7 am I was at the gas station talking to the guy who Always rings me up for my daily red bull and I was like "haha happy 4/20" and he went "I don't give a shit I only smoke crack"

[allthecanadianpolitics]

UCP considering involuntary drug treatment legislation in Alberta

The UCP is considering a law that would force people with severe drug addictions to be placed into treatment without their consent, accordin

The UCP is considering a law that would force people with severe drug addictions to be placed into treatment without their consent, according to documents obtained by The Globe and Mail.

The Compassionate Intervention Act would be the first involuntary treatment law in Canada to target addiction.

Some jurisdictions, including Alberta, already use mental health laws to push people into drug treatment without court orders in exceptionally severe situations.

The Globe says this legislation would give police, as well as the family or legal guardian of drug users, sweeping rights to refer adults and youth to involuntary treatment if they pose risks to themselves or others.

Full article

If this becomes the law, it will be a huge loss of human rights for people that experience addiction. This further removes freedom and bodily autonomy from a group that is already pushed to the margins of society.

Involuntary commitment is a horrible concept that is already used to imprison mentally ill people against their will, and expanding it to include people experiencing addiction makes a bad situation worse.

Make no mistake, this will disproportionately impact people of colour and lgbtq+ people.

(commentary by Samira, @politicsofcanada )

[fairycosmos]

yes i hate being a consumer yes getting a package delivered makes me feel like life is worth living. i contain multitudes. and brain rot

[somethinggonzothiswaycomes]

Should I get a Bachelors degree? I mean, I'm in my 40s - broke and flunked out of college with a drinking problem.

[sunachilles-deactivated20240719]

I love saying “I’m always saying this” about things I have never said