Comments by "Darlene" (@darlene2709) on "Global National: June 6, 2022 | BC trial begins for Dutch man accused of cyberbullying Amanda Todd" video.

  1. That's ridiculous. A more severe penalty does not reduce crime. The chances of getting caught does.
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  2. Sad Russian troll.
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  3. Obnoxious Russian troll
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  4. Don't be so gullible. A Facebook post shared almost 700 times suggests that “in a few weeks” Ontario in Canada will implement a social credit scheme based around QR codes.  The post claims that “a QR code social credit scheme” will give the government the power to turn off your access to money. It warns that people could incur penalties for actions such as “if you're diabetic and buy too much cake” or if you have “a history of drinking and buy too much booze”. However, no such scheme has been announced for Canadian residents. The idea that the same system would be implemented in Canada seems to have originated from a page on the Canadian trade commissioner service site, first posted in April 2020. The page provided regulatory and compliance advice on the social credit scheme for Canadian businesses with Chinese operations. It does not mention anything about use of a similar system in Canada. Lama Khodr, a spokeswoman for Global Affairs Canada, told AFP Fact Check: “The information in the referenced webpage is intended to raise awareness amongst Canadian companies about a specific Chinese government regulatory program—Corporate Social Credit System that only applies to companies doing business in China—so that Canadian companies can consider compliance or risk-mitigation measures.”
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  5. Sad Russian troll.
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  6.  @samadams7224  If that was true, you would not need the death penalty. Despite the threat of the death penalty, murder continues to happen.
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