Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
November 18, 2018
WAIT NO CHILL DON’T STERILIZE THIS ONE GUYS IT’S AN ARYAN PRICESS IN A CULTURAL COSTUME – SHE MUST NOT HAVE SEEN THOSE ADS
I had no idea that Canada could ever do anything right, ever.
But it turns out they’ve been sterilizing injuns for… as long as anyone can remember.
And they’re still doing it now! “Human rights” faggots are just now getting around to calling for them to stop it!
Human rights groups are calling on Canada to end the coerced sterilization of indigenous women, as a growing number of victims seek to join a class action lawsuit against government and medical professionals.
At least 60 women have joined a pending class action lawsuit against doctors and health officials in the province of Saskatchewan, seeking compensation for the violation of their rights.
The lawsuit has yet to be certified by a judge, but this week Amnesty International announced it will lobby the UN committee against torture to increase pressure on the Canadian government to act.
Did they torture them during the sterilization process???
DOUBLE-BASED.
“Ultimately, this is about women who are supposed to have the right to make decisions about their bodies, having that right taken away from them,” said Amnesty’s Jacqueline Hansen.
The women allege their fallopian tubes were tied, burned or cut in public hospitals when the women were unable to give sufficient consent – which would be a breach of both medical ethics and the law.
Some of the complainants have said they were told they would not be allowed to see their newborn child unless they agreed to the procedure.
“These women and their communities have suffered. They have suffered. And they are entitled to restitution as they essentially re-live their trauma,” said Alisa Lombard, the lawyer representing the women.
The continued use of coerced sterilization was exposed 2015, when four women spoke about their experiences in the province of Saskatchewan. An investigation was launched and the province’s healthy authority issued an apology and new criteria for tubal ligations.
But the pending lawsuit suggests that some cases occurred as recently as 2017.
Senator Yvonne Boyer, an indigenous lawyer who co-authored an independent report on the experiences of women in Saskatchewan, believes the problem is likely more widespread than currently understood.
“If it’s happened in Saskatoon, it has happened in Regina, it’s happened in Winnipeg, it’s happened where there’s a high population of indigenous women,” Boyer told the Canadian Press. “I’ve had many women contact me from across the country and ask me for help.”
Jane Philpott, minister of indigenous services, described the practice as “horrifying” in an interview with the Canadian Press.
Soooooo.
I think this whole thing is fake.
Seriously.
Burning their fallopian tubes and threatening them to not see their children if they refuse the procedure?
In Canada?
In the 2010s?
I’m gonna go ahead and guess that there is literally no portion of this story which is even a partially true.