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Originally Posted by pylon
It's amazing how the people that actually remember the crime in vivid detail are being ignored by the system, and left to suffer. Millions spent on Li, and the rest of them got a big FU from the health care system. One first responder driven to suicide. Even worse, for the family knowing Li is a free man now. What an absolute nightmare for them, and added suffering for the rest of their lives.
Nothing will ever convince me this is the right thing to do when you factor in the collateral damage, and ongoing victimization that continues to be forced on the true victims.
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Originally Posted by pylon
I'm arguing the Health Care system should ramp it up, and without any cost considerations, and no questions asked offer these people the absolute best treatment possible.... like Li was afforded.
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Heard an interview on the Charles Adler show on the radio last night. It was an interview with Tim's mother that Charles discussed in light of Li's discharge.
Pretty sad to hear and I don't blame the mother for anything she says. But what I found most disheartening was that Li was able to have access to all these treatments, therapy and courses, all on the tax payer's dime for someone who is not even from Canada. Meanwhile Tim's family, who I think should have priority in cases like this, was left to fend for themselves. And Tim's mother is being made out as a nuisance in all of this for disagreeing with Li's release.
Can't say that I disagree with what Charles or Carol say. Li is being made into this poster child and a victim in all of this. When in reality it's Tim and his family who are the true victims. Some in this thread might not agree with all she says. But she's in the unfortunate position of being forced into this position.