After reading today's news don't think lenient is quite the word that pops into mind.
wheels, 2012-09-10 20:50:24

the bad zombie economics for future canadians never ends. I was just talkin on the phone yesterday about going to alberta. someone must of been listening. the same zombie who shut down my warehouse the day my mom died probly. hey stevie, i was the mouthy kid who stood up to big stupid hippy bullies. im grown up now and there isnt one of you or your crackbabies i wouldnt boot in the poohhole and then your teeth.
die zombies, 2012-09-09 17:09:41

poster named Stop the insanity = freddy and all his other aliases.

Come on, do some real moderating, this place is an embarrassment!
HGA, 2012-08-29 21:41:28

Wise elders physically unable to work have generally been the job creators of the past. But the zombie elders of today have no incentive to. With million dollar houses they inherited and/or bought with uic in the 1970/80s, and oap, WHY the hell would they. And with younger canadians paying those million dollar mortgages, HOW the hell could they. So aki, quit whining and stay in your enclave, and make it your own little canada. and if 1 politician and 1 landlord and 1 immigration lawyer say they want you to come to canada, just remember 32,999,997 canadians DONT
Stop the insanity, 2012-08-25 05:38:38

Yes you can buy a house in Canada, IF you qualify for a moratgge, and are fully employed, and have at least a 25 percent down payment.Now for the hard part You have to apply and be accepted by the Canadian Government, BEFORE you can come here, to find a job. The second hard part will be FINDING a job, with so many of our own citizens out of work, you may NOT get a job in Canada. So, if you have not started the Immigration application process all ready , I would suggest that you WAIT for at least 3 to 5 years, to see how the world economic condition is at that time. This is NOT a good time to come to Canada, to try to find a job.Jim B. Toronto.
Aki, 2012-08-23 04:13:33

Jesus will judge all in the afterlife. even zombies
buzz killington, 2012-08-07 00:52:58

Every one knew Monty was guilty. He did not deny he left the scene after driving drunk, killing a man then rushing home to drink vodka.

But he received full pay while not working from taxpayers for 4 years after the crime then received no punishment. That is a crime itself, not just leniency.

He still faces a trial for lying during the inquiry into the airport killing of Robert.
Mrs-Brigand, 2012-08-03 08:17:19

Let's just remember; Canadians DO NOT have a Justice System. They have a legal system, Created by Lawyers, to employ Lawyers, for the benefit of Lawyers. And ordinary citizens be damned. Our Judges are appointed by which ever political system is in power, again controlled by Lawyers and are not answerable to the Canadian People.
Sandman, 2012-08-01 07:23:18

Everyone who believes the courts are too lenient when it comes to criminal offences should keep in mind the example of the father from Yorkton, Saskatchewan (Kim Walker) who was convicted of killing his 16 year old daughter's boyfriend who had her hooked on heroin and morphine and was threatening to send her to Vancouver to work the sex trade. Kim was frustrated by the delays in police actions against the scumbag, and decided to take matters into his own hand. He emptied two clips from a rifle into the drug-dealing boyfriend, killing him. Because the laws in Canada mandate a minimum jail sentence of 10 years for 1st or 2nd degree murder, he ended up being sentenced to that, despite the judge's very evident wish to impose a lesser sentence. His hands were however tied.
BorderlandsDave, 2012-07-31 19:09:04

Funny thing is, everyone thinks the justice system is too lenient, until they're the one who's being sentenced. Suddenly then the justice system is too harsh.

Everyone hates lawyers and wonders why criminals have so many rights, until they are charged with a criminal offence.Then suddenly they want the full benefit of their constitutional rights.
BorderlandsDave, 2012-07-31 18:23:25