🇨🇦 Can suicide be murder? With Kenneth Law to plead guilty to lesser charge, we may never know

Over 100 deaths allegedly linked, victims as young as 16, packages sent to more than 40 countries, and Canada still manages to turn the whole thing into a seminar on legal ambiguity. Kenneth Law is expected to plead guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide while murder charges vanish, as reported. Translation: when the system spends years blurring the line between prevention, facilitation, and fashionable euthanasia politics, don’t act shocked when prosecutors suddenly discover uncertainty.

This is what institutional rot looks like. A man allegedly ran a global poison operation through an online store, and the state response is to retreat into procedural fog because the victim administered the final dose. Very convenient. Canada’s legal class loves complexity when clarity would force moral responsibility. Add the snippet’s nod to right-to-die activism and the ideological stink is obvious enough. In a healthier country, the law would defend life without caveats, loopholes, or activist contamination. In Trudeau-era Canada, even mass death gets processed through therapeutic jargon and courtroom hedging.

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