Twitter Ads a Warning Label to Minister Freeland Tweet

[Admin]

This is funny, sorta, especially coming from the party that wants to censor and control social media.

www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/twitter-adds-warning-label-to-tweet-from-liberal-candidate-chrystia-freeland/ar-AANC5oG?ocid=msedgntp
A video tweeted by incumbent Liberal candidate Chrystia Freeland, who served as deputy prime minister in Justin Trudeau's government, was given a warning label Sunday from Twitter, which marked it as "manipulated media."

Freeland's tweets, posted in both English and French, contain several edits and show Conservative leader Erin O'Toole answering a question about privatized health care during an online question-and-answer session in July 2020 during the Conservative leadership race.

The tweet shows O'Toole being asked if he would bring private, "for-profit" health care to Canada. He quickly responds: "yes."

However, in the original recording of O'Toole's remarks on heath care — which can be seen here at about the 12:30 mark — the Conservative leader also noted that universal access remains paramount.

The shortened clip used in Freeland's tweet did not include O'Toole's statement on ensuring universal access.

[Admin]

Liberal MP Rob_Oliphant is not only defending the manipulated media tweet that
Twitter flagged, he’s also attacking CTV saying they edited the video.

[peeves]

Many countries including Canada have a two tier health system. Trudeau and co. are simply unethical when it suits them as their history and ethical rebukes have shown.

A two-tier health system is recognized as providing people with both a public and private health care. Many Canadians believe that Canada has a two-tier health care system. The Canada Health Act states that Canada is a one-tier system because all citizen receive equal coverage of medical services yet people in the military, RCMP, one who is on workers compensation, if a company one works for has their own paid physicians, if one is a member of the medical profession, or if one is determined enough, one can receive more rapid and pleasing health care compared to someone who waits for their free equal coverage. Services such as ambulances, supplemental health coverage, dental care and nursing home services are not covered publicly. Although Canada claims that it uses a public system, people with money, connections, education, and intelligence are able to receive assistance before those who do not.

Countries around the world have proven that private health care can work. For instance, Singapore, relies on a private health care system. Life expectancies are high, while the cost of health care and mortality rates are low. Britain also has a private health care system along with its National Health Service. In fact, every industrialized country, for the exception of Canada, allows for the sale of private insurance for medical services. International rankings demonstrate that private access to health care corresponds with a high level of patient satisfaction.

Although the Canada Health Act presumes that it has a one-tier system, evidence supports that Canada is increasingly proceeding towards a two-tier health care system. The rules and regulations that are underlying a one-tier health system are vague, and people in Canada are able to get away with better health care than others. The one-tier system fails to fully support its citizens with free health care when it comes to drugs, and a number of services. Many privileged, educated, and affluent individuals are already able to receive faster and more efficient services than those without. This does not reflect equality amongst all citizens of Canada. I believe that Canada, despite what the government advocates, has a two-tier health care system. In time, it will be better understood, and Canadians will increasingly see the advantages of moving towards the choice of having both a public and private health care system.http://www.medical-research-papers.com/canadas-health-care-system-one-tier-versus-two-tier.html

[peeves]

Anyone crossing Trudeau's position is quickly gone.

The farce of our so called  ONE TIER HEALTH CARE needs to be exposed for what really is. Further it needs to be expanded so we don't queue up in hallways,wait months for treatment or appointments and see others with money seek out of country treatment.

Some services in Canada are not covered by government provided healthcare and are covered by the private sector. I.E. dentistry, laser eye surgery, most cosmetic plastic surgeries and others, while most basic essential services are provided by the public healthcare systems.

[peeves]

There are lies damned lies and fake-ed news. It's apparent that fact checking be done on politician's statements. As it is now B/S can be spread as fact and the sheeple will believe it.

 The green party too has strayed beyond facts.

This is actually worth the Conservatives speaking point.

Brian Lilley

@brianlilley
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In Montreal you can get private knee or hip surgery or join a completely private family clinic that won't take your health card. But @justintrudeau
& the Liberals threaten Saskatchewan over private MRIs, available across Quebec.