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Any antidepressant given to someone with bipolar can, and frequently does, make mania worse, mood stabilisers have to be given along side them to prevent it.

Honestly I haven't seen anyone reporting side effects that severe in a quick search, so I'm gonna go out on a whim and say those are probably rare effects. The most common side effects seem similar to most other antidepressants- sickness, drowsiness, strange dreams and weight gain. Heart conditions are listed under side effects, but under "Frequency not Known." All antidepressants have a lot of risks, including heart conditions and, ironically, even suicidal behaviour. Remeron doesn't seem to be that different than any other drug in that sense, it's likely they chose to use it because it was the cheapest option for their local pharmacy. It's all about that money, in the UK we don't even use branded drugs- everything is generic (Prozac -> Fluoxetine/Valium -> Diazapam etc) because its so much cheaper with no difference in the medications lol.
Sure, I didn't mean to say Remeron is a special kind of evil, as you've said- all ADs have side effects. I saw reviews from patients and many complained about memory. I looked into it and it's mostly a concern for women who are over 60. Could have something to do with different half lives for men and women, but that's just a guess and could be wrong.
Still, it would be a good fit for Jackassica, at least not on paper. (We know most of "her" health problems are faked.)
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Sorry for going into it too much (autism), I'm pretty much satisfied with your "it's cheap" explanation.
 
You can own pepper spray. it's only illegal to use on humans.

Laws in Canada are written around intent. Not the object itself. (Exceptions being outright banned items like switch blades)

Walking around with a can of bear spray in a large city like Toronto where there are no bears is going to get you attention. No issues if you are in rural areas with bear/couger problems.

Carrying a small personal size pepper spray won't get you attention in the city because you are allowed to protect yourself from things like aggressive dogs.

There are no size limits on things like knives, you just can't be strolling around with a machete in the city for no goof reason.. intent

Collapsible batons are legal, but the have to be FULLY visible and once again, your reasons for having it have to reasonable. A drug dealer or other hoodlum is gonna have issues. not so much someone
who works security.

How about if you’re working security for a drug dealer?
 
Miriam doesn't have social media accounts.
Anything with her name is Jonathan pretending to be her.

She stated more then once she has no accounts at the tribunals.
When she said that, Jonathan would start cutting her off because he doesn't want people getting wise to that fact.
I have no doubt he’s pretending to be her and using her accounts but the typing on a lot of her tweets is pretty distinct from his. I would argue he’s also giving her things to say and telling her how to reply to people.
 
Clozaril? My Susan senses are tingling.
As for Remeron- I didn't know much about it before but a lot of patients seem to complain of memory loss and changes in heart rythm. And it can worsen mania in bipolar people. How do they decide which meds are going to be used at their facility?

Power leveling here, but way back in the day, I took part in trials of Remeron.

Was on it for 3-4 weeks before I had to drop it: Heartrate/Bloodpressure would drop to the point of almost fainting, and would get massive panic attacks. I finally dropped out of the trial after one weekend where I got zero sleep and started realizing how Hitler and me were totally alike in many ways and I could be his heir.


It’s been on my list of “bad drugs, no touch under any circumstances” ever since.
 
Power leveling here, but way back in the day, I took part in trials of Remeron.

Was on it for 3-4 weeks before I had to drop it: Heartrate/Bloodpressure would drop to the point of almost fainting, and would get massive panic attacks. I finally dropped out of the trial after one weekend where I got zero sleep and started realizing how Hitler and me were totally alike in many ways and I could be his heir.


It’s been on my list of “bad drugs, no touch under any circumstances” ever since.

Don't know how we got on the topic (still catching up), but Remeron is a terrible drug. I've known two women who took it. They both gained 25+kgs (over 60lbs for Americans) within a matter of months. It was a literal fatmaker. One young woman was taking it for depression, and she said it worked. But even though she was only in her 20's, she blew up like a balloon, her blood pressure/cholesterol sky-rocketed, and she was diagnosed as pre-diabetic. So they had to take her off the med, after which her depression returned, and she was in the same state as previously, but fat with serious health risks. Then she became suicidal and anorexic because she hated herself.
Evil drug.

On topic: Jonnie's a fatass.
 
I have no doubt he’s pretending to be her and using her accounts but the typing on a lot of her tweets is pretty distinct from his. I would argue he’s also giving her things to say and telling her how to reply to people.

Also she can write decent Hebrew and he can't. His Hebrew is grammatically terrible and written phonetically using the Latin alphabet. I mean it could be that Miriam is a sort of parasitic personality like Norman Bates' Mother was, but it's more likely that she does occasionally use social media to talk about her dog in Hebrew and Norman, I mean Jonathan, also tells her to post stuff using her account in English because his energy starved brain is incapable of learning a foreign language. Like it was incapable of getting a four year degree.

His poor Mum must be so disappointed in him.
 
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Also she can write decent Hebrew and he can't. His Hebrew is grammatically terrible and written phonetically using the Latin alphabet. I mean it could be that Miriam is a sort of parasitic personality like Norman Bates' Mother was, but it's more likely that she does occasionally use social media to talk about her dog in Hebrew and Norman, I mean Jonathan, also tells her to post stuff using her account in English because his energy starved brain is incapable of learning a foreign language. Like it was incapable of getting a four year degree.

His poor Mum must be so disappointed in him.

Meh, I’m gonna be fair to the potato. The only reason he knows Hebrew is probably because he used it at home with his parents. (Though he might have had a bit of Hebrew Sunday school).

It’s not really unusual or exceptional that he writes it with a Latin alphabet, nor that his grammar is somewhat lacking.
 
Okay I started the Remeron derail so now I gotta stop it. Bottom line: Is bad drug. Do not take.
But let's all hope it gets rx'ed to Yaniv someday!
 
Okay I started the Remeron derail so now I gotta stop it. Bottom line: Is bad drug. Do not take.
But let's all hope it gets rx'ed to Yaniv someday!

I hope he gets a script for Ambien.

That would probably be the fastest way to see him in a jail cell.

Knowing Yaniv though, he’d prob enjoy jail. And all the hoops he’d make the warden and guards jump through because of his super special protected status.

(Yeah, Canadian jails aren’t like the ones in the US. Yaniv would come out with a degree in programming/webshit/SJW humanities, and probably as content as can be, since he had some female inmates to lord over and frighten and probably got his balled waxed as well.)
 
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Four prohibited weapons. Four. What a maroon.

You can own pepper spray. it's only illegal to use on humans.

Laws in Canada are written around intent. Not the object itself. (Exceptions being outright banned items like switch blades)

Walking around with a can of bear spray in a large city like Toronto where there are no bears is going to get you attention. No issues if you are in rural areas with bear/couger problems.

Carrying a small personal size pepper spray won't get you attention in the city because you are allowed to protect yourself from things like aggressive dogs.

There are no size limits on things like knives, you just can't be strolling around with a machete in the city for no goof reason.. intent

Collapsible batons are legal, but the have to be FULLY visible and once again, your reasons for having it have to reasonable. A drug dealer or other hoodlum is gonna have issues. not so much someone
who works security.

To add to this, it’s important to remember that this doesn’t just end at weapons or devices with a very specific and singular utility (a collapsible baton has one and only one purpose). Everyday mundane objects fall under this perspective as well.

Example: you carry a baseball bat in your trunk, which is discovered during a traffic stop. If the bat is accompanied by some balls, a mitt, a team jersey, and you play in a local softball league, then you’re totally fine. If however, it is suspected that you carry a bat for no reason other than self defence, you can technically be charged with possession of a weapon.

Honestly, I would be very VERY surprised if Yaniv is not at least charged with weapons offences. People have seen the inside of a cell for MUCH less.
 
There's also documented instances (with video) where Yaniv has threatened to use both the pepper spray and the stun gun with illegal intentions.
 
For all those frustrated by the fact that Yaniv hasn’t been Nick Bate’d yet, just remember something: Yaniv is already a metaphorical dead man walking, he just doesn’t realize it. Even his present contact with the police will keep him from ever getting near children in a professional setting, and may prevent him from being gainfully employed ever again.

When you start a new job in Canada, it is fairly routine to get a criminal records check. Some employers waive this, some don’t, but it is still standard. What most don’t know is that there are different flavours of records check. The standard one simply checks to see if you have a criminal record — meaning, specifically, a conviction, as well as details like the circumstances, how long ago it was, etc. Note that the key here is a criminal conviction. If you shoplift at a Walmart, get busted by an officer, arrested, charged, fingerprinted, the whole shebang, but the charges are dismissed in your court appearance (which happens often), you technically have no criminal record.

The other kind of records check is what is know as a “vulnerable sector” check, which is always done for individuals working with children, elderly, the infirm, and those intellectually diminished (aka the vulnerable sector). This looks at EVERYTHING. Every record of your contact with police is laid bare and examined item by item. Called the cops on a noisy neighbour? That’s in there. Traffic stop where you’ve been breathalyzed, but blew negative? That’s in there as well. Typically what they are looking for is what they term “negative police contact”, but your entire life’s record of your interaction with police is still there.

Certain businesses will offer “pardons” or destruction of your records after a certain period of years (3 or 5 for example), but generally these will remove certain things like fingerprint records, but not everything. Also, American Border Patrol absolutely refuses to acknowledge the validity of Canadian pardons, so good luck trying to drive through the border. If Yaniv ever applied for a job involving children, or even a volunteer position of some kind, he would be immediately refused. His record is just that radioactive. And there’s nothing he can do about it.

Short version of the story: Yaniv may cluck and caw on Twitter about being an invincible trans juggernaut, but his life as a productive, free citizen is already over. He’s just too stupid to realize it.

Let’s hope McDonald’s is hiring
 
Toronto Sun writes about Yaniv's arrest. They're excluded from archive so here's the original. The latest twist is that a "friend" gave Jon the weapons as the "friend" was concerned about his safety.


Waving stun gun on livestream lands transgender body waxing activist behind bars
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B.C. transgender activist Jessica Yaniv, right, brandishes an electric stun gun during a live interview with commentator Blaire White on Monday, Aug. 5. RCMP officers arrested Yaniv at her home hours later.

Brandishing a stun gun during an online interview has landed a contentious transgender activist in hot water.
Mounties arrived at the Langley, B.C. apartment of Jessica Yaniv Monday, just hours after she demonstrated the weapon during a live YouTube interview with transgender commentator Blaire White.
“I don’t need to be scared in my own house, that I’m going to get f—in’ attacked,” Yaniv said, the rest of her sentence drowned out by the sparking stun gun she stuck into the camera.
“Which is illegal in Canada, just sayin’”
Hours later, RCMP knocked on her door.
Placed under arrest, Yaniv spent several hours in custody before being released.
Yaniv, 32, gained notoriety over ongoing human rights complaints against B.C. aestheticians — many newcomers to Canada — who declined to give the transgender woman a brazilian wax, due to her penis and testicles.
Yaniv claims the RCMP were “well aware” of her weapons, given to her she says by a friend concerned for her safety.
“They all knew I had these weapons as I showed it to them in my house,” Yaniv said in an interview with the Toronto Sun.
“The stun guns, the pepper spray and bear spray were all visibly present on my kitchen counter when RCMP were there.”
The National Post reported Wednesday two conductive-energy weapons, pepper spray and bear spray were seized from Yaniv’s home, and that Mounties couldn’t confirm her allegations that police were aware — and ostensibly condoned — her ownership of the weapons.
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Trans activist Jessica Yaniv

Stun guns and pepper spray are prohibited weapons under the Criminal Code, and convictions can result in up to 10 years in prison.
Yaniv claims she wasn’t formally charged, but released with a “promise to appear.”
Online video of a confrontation last month with blogger Dan Dicks featured Yaniv threatening to pepper spray him if he didn’t stop asking her questions.
Her human rights case has been overshadowed by allegations her complaints are racially motivated, and accounts reported by Anna Slatz in the Post Millennial of sexually inappropriate conversations with then-underage girls.
She dismissed the Post Millennial reports as untrue, claiming the right-leaning news site is owned and funded by John Carpay — the lawyer representing defendants in her human rights case.
Aside from being an occasional contributor, the Sun found no evidence of Carpay’s involvement with the site.
Mounties also confirmed to the National Post a complaint by Yaniv claiming she was anonymously sent child pornography via Facebook.
Yaniv, who sent a heavily-redacted screen capture of the message to the Sun, claims it’s an attempt to discredit her.
Among the complaints documented in chat logs by the Post Millennial were sexualized Facebook conversations between Yaniv and then-underaged girls, including an offer to send her child pornography.
Yaniv, who has not been charged by police, denies these allegations.

Janny Edit: Including article in quote for archiving. Also archived here.
 
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For all those frustrated by the fact that Yaniv hasn’t been Nick Bate’d yet, just remember something: Yaniv is already a metaphorical dead man walking, he just doesn’t realize it. Even his present contact with the police will keep him from ever getting near children in a professional setting, and may prevent him from being gainfully employed ever again.

When you start a new job in Canada, it is fairly routine to get a criminal records check. Some employers waive this, some don’t, but it is still standard. What most don’t know is that there are different flavours of records check. The standard one simply checks to see if you have a criminal record — meaning, specifically, a conviction, as well as details like the circumstances, how long ago it was, etc. Note that the key here is a criminal conviction. If you shoplift at a Walmart, get busted by an officer, arrested, charged, fingerprinted, the whole shebang, but the charges are dismissed in your court appearance (which happens often), you technically have no criminal record.

The other kind of records check is what is know as a “vulnerable sector” check, which is always done for individuals working with children, elderly, the infirm, and those intellectually diminished (aka the vulnerable sector). This looks at EVERYTHING. Every record of your contact with police is laid bare and examined item by item. Called the cops on a noisy neighbour? That’s in there. Traffic stop where you’ve been breathalyzed, but blew negative? That’s in there as well. Typically what they are looking for is what they term “negative police contact”, but your entire life’s record of your interaction with police is still there.

Certain businesses will offer “pardons” or destruction of your records after a certain period of years (3 or 5 for example), but generally these will remove certain things like fingerprint records, but not everything. Also, American Border Patrol absolutely refuses to acknowledge the validity of Canadian pardons, so good luck trying to drive through the border. If Yaniv ever applied for a job involving children, or even a volunteer position of some kind, he would be immediately refused. His record is just that radioactive. And there’s nothing he can do about it.

Short version of the story: Yaniv may cluck and caw on Twitter about being an invincible trans juggernaut, but his life as a productive, free citizen is already over. He’s just too stupid to realize it.

Let’s hope McDonald’s is hiring

I'm only rating optimistic because I genuinely do want this to happen. Pray for us all, fam.
 
Toronto Sun writes about Yaniv's arrest. They're excluded from archive so here's the original. The latest twist is that a "friend" gave Jon the weapons as the "friend" was concerned about his safety.

Yanivs only friend is his mom. Can't beleive he's throwing her under the bus like this.
 
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