I should add during the ‘pandemic’ there seemed to be many people LARP’ing their way through it as if it was some sort of play they were living through- people are very disconnected from reality because they should have noticed there were no dead people everywhere-
I know exactly zero people who died from covid- though I do know of people who got blood clots from the jab-one who died. The others permanently harmed.

Others who got shingles right after the jab. etc., etc
But no one I know died from Covid- Not one person!
Unimaginable if this was a real pandemic

Hi Mark

And yes suicide is official policy. It looks like a money saving ploy. Rather than provide decent services health and housing with tax payer dollars the government will just offer you an end of life option. Presented as viable
But these stats aren’t up to date to that policy, nor do they take in the lock down abuse and the fall out from that.

Another thing I noticed in the article was the presentation of gender as an issue- without mentioning that suicide is largely a male dominated way of ending one’s own life- of course that’s not politically correct at this time- although it’s true.

“this is exacerbated by low self esteem encouraged by the fantasies and bullying on social media. We have raised generations of weak willed people who refuse to cope with the gap between reality and expectations”

unquestionably.

I find many adults are caught up in this “crowd mind’ think as well as young people by using their smart phones they gossip and generally attack unsuspecting person, aka bullying. It’s a bigger issue than we like to think about and the very medium (smart phones/social media) fosters an atmosphere of bullies and their bullying.
I’m reading this book, right now and taking notes
“The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind Paperback- Gustav Le Bon”
and it’s shedding light on the crowd mind toxicity
Considered in tandem with social media, constant connectivity via smart phones and the covid psyop and the crowd mind is destined to leave us worse off than we could imagine-
I’m finding the book very, very enlightening

I’m sure that contributes but overall I’d say Canada has become a mess of people who have a distorted sense of reality- I’d actually suggest social media/smart phones contribute a great deal to this widespread disconnect