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@Top Notch Turf here it is. Of course it's deleted but there is an archive.
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Jessica Yaniv on Twitter: ""... if [she] was actually assaulted he'd …

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JessDeWahls on Twitter: "But seeing that everybody can now use the gi…

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Well damn, at this stage the list of things Jonny hasn’t claimed must be shorter than the list he has.

At least he can be proud of the fact that the assault means he has had sexual experience with someone other than little girls! Assuming that it wasn’t a little girl who overpowered him and did the bad touch. That’d be the dream, eh Jonny?

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if they turned him away and then Yaniv fell through the cracks only to resurface later as a snaggle toothed tranny crack whore committing petty crime and shooting up dope,
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I can’t say I’d be unhappy to see this happen.


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RCMP just rolled up to the building talking to Miriam. I'll watch and let you guys know.
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@WGkitty, you’re doing a hero’s work. Thank you.
 
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WGkitty said:
RCMP just rolled up to the building talking to Miriam. I'll watch and let you guys know.
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1.) how long until his name / address is flagged in the system? (Or the mother, depending on who’s the one calling)

2.) I’m assuming that they were called because of the rumored tumor making him act out again, which makes little sense.
 
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I fundamentally do not understand this dance the tribunal is doing. Even the most transitioned trans woman does not have ovaries, a cervix, and a uterus. It is biologically impossible for a trans woman to menstruate. I don't even understand how it would be offensive to pretend otherwise. They're using pronouns, they're treating Yaniv like the woman he claims to be...is it really necessary to stoop to this level of delusion and pretend any of this is remotely in the realm of possibility?

This is why these tribunals are a joke. Well, one reason out of a thousand, but honestly, that there's likely some by-law stating they must adhere to Yaniv's story about having periods to avoid committing further offense just invalidates any ruling they might make. A judgment must be founded on the grounds of reality, otherwise it's just, "well, who has the most hurt feelings here?". You can't logically deconstruct insanity. That's part of the definition.
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A bit late to the party here, but I think it’s more about trying to back Yaniv into a corner where he’ll have to actually admit that the “Exhibit #2” conversation (the one where he was roleplaying being a woman on her period) was an outright lie.

It’s just that after Yaniv claimed that he could use tampons, the lawyer made the mistake of saying that Yaniv seemed to be insinuating he had both sets of genitals. For a normal person, that would have been an “oh shit, they caught me” moment, but we all know what happens when someone suggests a health issue to this guy.

In fact, I’d be willing to bet that the only reason he tweeted that gynecologist form today was because of those recaps. “See, I have a uterus! I go to a gynecologist!”
 
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A question for the British Columbians here:

Is it possible to be dropped from the MSP for any reason - like, perhaps, overuse? - or to remain under MSP but to be charged more for using services beyond a specified limit?

I ask because of Miriam Altman-Yaniv's shouts of "$500" at the BCHRT hearing when she seemed to say she'd rather pay that than see her son die.

The British Columbia Emergency Health Services website says, "While ambulance service fees are not an insured benefit under the BC Medical Services Plan (MSP) or the Canada Health Act, fees are heavily subsidized for persons with a valid BC Care Card who are covered by MSP (known as MSP beneficiaries)." Typically the charge is $50 if an ambulance is requested but transportation is not required and $80 if transport is required. (Those who receive Income Assistance or MSP Premium Assistance are not charged.) But:
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That $530 flat fee for ground transportation got me to wondering if Yaniv lost coverage or exceeded what MSP subsidizes. Is that possible?

To me, it seems unlikely that a family that uses health care so frequently would fail to pay their monthly premiums, especially since premium assistance is offered and Miriam worked in hospital admitting and would know how to navigate MSP.

Yet Miriam's yowling seems to point to exactly that - Jonathan Yaniv now pays per ambulance run? Educate me.

Unrelated Yanivery so I don't double post:

1 - The JCCF attorney seems to have wanted it on the record that Yaniv was not submitting complaints purely because he himself had been harmed directly by discrimination - the situation envisioned by BCHRT rules. Rather, Yaniv says he was testing service providers on behalf of an unnamed friend. The JCCF attorney also seems to have wanted it on the record that when doing that testing, Yaniv lied. Maybe these points will matter going forward.

2 - The smear technique that Georgios Papanikolaou pioneered has been used for decades to test for cancerous cells in the anus and urethra as well as on the cervix.
Description of a Pilot Anal Pap Smear Screening Program Among Individuals Attending a Veteran's Affairs HIV Clinic, AIDS Patient Care and STDs, Mar 31, 2011
Anal Pap smears: Should we be doing them? Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, July 28, 2009
The Anal Pap Smear: Cytomorphology of squamous intraepithelial lesions, CytoJournal, Feb 16, 2005
An evaluation of urethral smear by Papanicolaou stain in men with urethritis, Journal of Adolescent Health Care, January 1988
That the use of the technique would be extended to vaginoplasty patients is a no-brainer.

NONE of that applies to Yaniv who said he got a referral for a pap test because as a woman he was entitled to one. He was again shopping for opportunities to bring complaints and collect rewards, whether in monetary or publicity form. A gynecologist today appears to have blocked that gambit, at least until Jonathan puts his Magic Meany Schemey Hat back on.
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Papanikolaou, by the way, arrived in the U.S. as a jobless immigrant and flunked out at selling rugs on his first day on the job. If Yaniv's rules had applied, Papanikolaou would have been thrown back on the first boat to Greece. Instead, he was allowed to work his way into a position to save millions of lives, with that total ever climbing upward.
 
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No, everyone in BC is entitled to health care. However, the program it’s referencing is called premium assistance and is reserved for low income/persons on disability and a lot of things are subsidized including some prescriptions, paramedical and likely ambulances.

JY CAN be flagged for abuse of the ambulance system and I’m sitting back waiting for it to happen.
 
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What kind of lawyer has he that hasn't gagged his social media for duration of tribunal?
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I think by this point it's fairly clear that Yaniv can say whatever the fuck he wants and that they'll only take it into account if it will benefit him in some way. There's an awful lot of online fuckery sourced from him that they're blithely ignoring.

These sorts of things don't work otherwise.
 
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I wonder if someone should write to our strata about threatening people in our building online? Huh, EMAIL would be interested in online threats made against people living in BCS 3591 Hawthorne

Edit - removed strata email address for their sake. I've been let known that strata is aware of the seriousness of these threats
 
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wabbits said:
A question for the British Columbians here:

Is it possible to be dropped from the MSP for any reason - like, perhaps, overuse? - or to remain under MSP but to be charged more for using services beyond a specified limit?

I ask because of Miriam Altman-Yaniv's shouts of "$500" at the BCHRT hearing when she seemed to say she'd rather pay that than see her son die.

The British Columbia Emergency Health Services website says, "While ambulance service fees are not an insured benefit under the BC Medical Services Plan (MSP) or the Canada Health Act, fees are heavily subsidized for persons with a valid BC Care Card who are covered by MSP (known as MSP beneficiaries)." Typically the charge is $50 if an ambulance is requested but transportation is not required and $80 if transport is required. (Those who receive Income Assistance or MSP Premium Assistance are not charged.) But:
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That $530 flat fee for ground transportation got me to wondering if Yaniv lost coverage or exceeded what MSP subsidizes. Is that possible?

To me, it seems unlikely that a family that uses health care so frequently would fail to pay their monthly premiums, especially since premium assistance is offered and Miriam worked in hospital admitting and would know how to navigate MSP.

Yet Miriam's yowling seems to point to exactly that - Jonathan Yaniv now pays per ambulance run? Educate me.

Unrelated Yanivery so I don't double post:

1 - The JCCF attorney seems to have wanted it on the record that Yaniv was not submitting complaints purely because he himself had been harmed directly by discrimination - the situation envisioned by BCHRT rules. Rather, Yaniv says he was testing service providers on behalf of an unnamed friend. The JCCF attorney also seems to have wanted it on the record that when doing that testing, Yaniv lied. Maybe these points will matter going forward.

2 - The smear technique that Georgios Papanikolaou pioneered has been used for decades to test for cancerous cells in the anus and urethra as well as on the cervix.
Description of a Pilot Anal Pap Smear Screening Program Among Individuals Attending a Veteran's Affairs HIV Clinic, AIDS Patient Care and STDs, Mar 31, 2011
Anal Pap smears: Should we be doing them? Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners, July 28, 2009
The Anal Pap Smear: Cytomorphology of squamous intraepithelial lesions, CytoJournal, Feb 16, 2005
An evaluation of urethral smear by Papanicolaou stain in men with urethritis, Journal of Adolescent Health Care, January 1988
That the use of the technique would be extended to vaginoplasty patients is a no-brainer.

NONE of that applies to Yaniv who said he got a referral for a pap test because as a woman he was entitled to one. He was again shopping for opportunities to bring complaints and collect rewards, whether in monetary or publicity form. A gynecologist today appears to have blocked that gambit, at least until Jonathan puts his Magic Meany Schemey Hat back on.
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Papanikolaou, by the way, arrived in the U.S. as a jobless immigrant and flunked out at selling rugs on his first day on the job. If Yaniv's rules had applied, Papanikolaou would have been thrown back on the first boat to Greece. Instead, he was allowed to work his way into a position to save millions of lives, with that total ever climbing upward.
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sixthwave said:
No, everyone in BC is entitled to health care. However, the program it’s referencing is called premium assistance and is reserved for low income/persons on disability and a lot of things are subsidized including some prescriptions, paramedical and likely ambulances.

JY CAN be flagged for abuse of the ambulance system and I’m sitting back waiting for it to happen.
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Here in the States we have Restricted Provider Programs that lock MA/MDCR abusers into 1 primary care physician, 1 pharmacy, and requires all other specialist physician visits to be approved by that assigned primary care physician. Frequent ED visits result in ED "care plans" that are flagged all over a chart and plainly state that the patient is what they call a frequent flyer, and what services are and are not allowed to be delivered through the ED (such as narcotic pain meds, ridiculous hospital admissions, etc.) within reason. I would hope that in a country with socialized healthcare they would have a similar program to reduce the unreasonable drag assholes like Jonny create on a publicly-funded system. (But I'm optimistic to a stupid fault at times, so...)

ETA didn't see that he'd graduated to making actual threats online to his adoring public. Seriously fuck this dress-wearing Sontaran. C'mon Jonny, I know you're watching. Come play with us - we all float down here in the sewers... :julay:
 
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