-- VANCOUVER -- Getting involved in making decisions for "significantly" disabled people would elevate Robert Latimer’s risk to re-offend, the National Parole Board said as it agreed to give full parole to the man convicted of murdering his severely disabled daughter.This latest happy horseshit brought to you... not surprisingly... by the folks who get together every couple of years, to discuss releasing the likes of Clifford Olsen & Paul Bernardo back into the larger field of folk.
Seriously... we actually pay these people?
I must've missed the CTV special showing all the people in Wilkie, Saskatchewan running around screaming... "Quick, hide the children"...
