A letter to the House of Commons

A confident woman in a business suit stands in a Canadian parliamentary setting, raising a glowing brain in one hand and a stack of books labeled 'Evidence', 'Facts', 'Human Rights', 'Common Sense' in the other. She faces a shadowy figure representing fear and dogma, who clutches religious texts and is surrounded by swirling words like 'Superstition' and 'Ignorance'. The scene captures a conflict between knowledge and superstition.

Below is a copy of a letter that I am sending to all members of the House of Commons.

There is a vote on a Private Member’s bill, Bill C-218, introduced by Tamara Jensen of the Conservative Party of Canada.

Conservatives such as Tamara Jansen don’t oppose M.A.i.D. for mental illness because they care about people suffering from mental illness. It’s all performative for them. The Conservatives really don’t care about pain, or suffering.

The Conservatives oppose Medical Assistance in Dying because they love control. They love controlling people. And, they seem to love suffering.

Tamara Jansen has made it her special crusade to introduce religion into the House of Commons and legislation governing Canadians.

Religion and Compassion don’t seem to be able to co-exist.

You want to practice your religion?

Fine.

Practice it all you want, just keep it to yourself.

You don’t want to get M.A.i.D..

Fine.

Don’t get M.A.i.D.

You’re against marriage?

Fine.

Don’t marry someone of the same gender.

Pretty simple, no?

Anyways, here’s the text of my letter that I am sending to all Members of Parliament.

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Author: bobbiebees

I started out life as a military dependant. Got to see the country from one side to the other, at a cost. Tattoos and peircings are a hobby of mine. I'm a 4th Class Power Engineer. And I love filing ATIP requests with the Federal Government.

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