🇨🇦 Toronto man acquitted in cannabis-induced choking attack on young girl

He attacked a seven-year-old girl, said he would kill her, strangled her in a driveway, and the system still landed on acquitted. That is the distilled genius of late-stage Canadian justice, where responsibility dissolves the moment experts attach the right label. In this case, the label was nonmental disorder automatism after cannabis use, as reported.

Notice the broader rot. Canada spent years normalizing cannabis, soft-pedaling the risks, and selling the public a therapeutic lifestyle product. Then when a man vapes, goes psychotic, runs out half-naked, chases a family, and chokes a child, the answer is not public safety but a courtroom theory that nobody is really to blame. The judge even concluded oversight was not required to protect the public. Translation: the child gets trauma, the adults get jargon, and the country gets another lesson in how elite institutions protect abstract doctrine over ordinary people. This is what happens when social engineering replaces moral clarity and common sense.

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