Sariade

It is not nice to see people getting hurt, but sometimes you gotta laugh about silly mistakes like this one:

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Beautiful AND delicious! What more to ask for??

Right ON!!

From the page: "Dr. Michael Webster, a Vancouver-based psychologist who works as a consultant on crisis negotiation with various Canadian and U.S. law enforcement agencies, said he is embarrassed by the way Canadian officers have been using Tasers.

"I am embarrassed to be associated with organizations that Taser sick old men in hospital beds and confused immigrants arriving to the country. Frankly I find it embarrassing," he said."

Especially when you get situations like this:
cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/05/08/bc-kamloops-man-taser.html [cbc.ca/canada/british-columbia/story/2008/05/08/bc-kamloops-man-taser.html] :a16:g12:r1:c0.0074197

The truly sad thing is that women are conditioned to this silence right from the cradle. If, as she speculates, women have only gained minimal credibility beginning in the seventies, we have several generations to go before women are raised with the same taken-for-granted self-assurance possessed by men.