The author of this story claims that Grizzlies may be top land predator potentially edging out tigers and even Hippos

Grizzly bear adult males average 200 to 300 kilograms (kg) (400 to 600 pounds (lb)

Male Tigers weigh 90 - 310 Kilograms - could be close

Male hippos weigh 1,500 - 1,800 Kilograms.

A male Hippo could probably eat either in a single bite! (only half joking, Hippo FTW)

Even Male Kodiak Bears are 270 - 640 kilograms (of Hippo snacc)

>>Welcome to Canada, where everyone but the victims are treated as Saudi royalty by the justice system! > >What an incredibly bad faith comment.

What of it? Is hyperbole forbidden?

>I'd be very surprised to hear any of them get more than 5 years for this considering this is Canada

Don't know why you are being downvoted. Canada has terrible policy on crime, particularly repeat offenders.

Anything shy of murder is effectively a slap on the wrist. Or you can just run people over in your vehicle (somehow helps if you're drunk) and it's a moving violation instead of a crime.

Sexual assault, even on minors results in little if any incarceration.

Welcome to Canada, where everyone but the victims are treated as Saudi royalty by the justice system!

>Stuff like this is also yet another reason abortion should be legal. Not saying it was the case here, but too many terrible parents end up as parents because their only option was to keep a pregnancy.

>Yeah the daughter shouldn't be allowed to live.... you're a psycho.

How did you get shouldn't be allowed to live, from unfit parents should be able to access safe abortion for children they don't want so they can't abuse/neglect/resent their own children throughout their childhoods.

Op even said this isn't case in this story, clearly giving shit humans an option to not be forced to raise unwanted children is a good thing.

There's a difference between an alive human being 'unmade' Vs. Being aborted and never alive in the first place. People who are against abortion don't seem to be able to wrap their head around it though.

>It's starting to feel like we going to see another 75 bps rate hike but they will say that things are looking better for the future than they were last month. Pivot early next year.

Canada went with 50 instead of the expected 75, but indicated more to come.

Definitely not concrete, but everyone over the barrel already has been lubed for months, so the bank of Canada could have done whatever they wanted and we'd barely notice the additional amount of cock rings they're wearing.