Toronto star euthanasia Videos

• 1. Police Have Video That Sparked Rob Ford Crack Allegations
• 2. Toronto Humane Society Protest - Creep - I Will Try To Fix You
• 3. Sisters of Life: Models of Freedom and Joy
• 4. MoralMaze-Feb.3/'14-Quebec Euthanasia-SuperBowl Sex-Fluke Politics
• 5. Represent?! - M&M Ottawa launch p4: Advice for racialized youth interested in media careers
• 6. SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK on the Desert of Post-Ideology | Master Class | Higher Learning
• 7. The Sunday Mass -2nd Sunday of Lent (March 16, 2014)
• 8. What will the priest think when he hears my confession? | Cardinal Thomas Collins
• 9. Athlete of the Week: Joe Callaghan

Police Have Video That Sparked Rob Ford Crack Allegations

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capucchan8 commented on 01 Nov 2013

the crack smoking would explain a lot of his actions

Ja Ka commented on 01 Nov 2013

holy shit

Toronto Humane Society Protest - Creep - I Will Try To Fix You

Sisters of Life: Models of Freedom and Joy

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impasse0124 commented on 28 Jul 2015

Sister you are truly doing God's work in this world! May He shower you with His love and mercy and continue to give you the grace to carry out His purpose for your life.

Archdiocese of Toronto commented on 13 Jun 2015

Watch: Sisters of Life: Models of Freedom and Joy https://youtu.be/7og8ygvoDZ4 #catholic #nuns

I'm WWinning commented on 13 Jun 2015

Love this... So beautiful. God bless the Sisters of Life! :)

MoralMaze-Feb.3/'14-Quebec Euthanasia-SuperBowl Sex-Fluke Politics

Represent?! - M&M Ottawa launch p4: Advice for racialized youth interested in media careers

SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK on the Desert of Post-Ideology | Master Class | Higher Learning

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M McManus commented on 22 Jan 2016

What buddhist ever perceived themselves stabbing another human as just "a play of phenomena"? The only time buddhists kill people is over territorial and ideological conflicts with muslims and militant hindus in western and central Asia. Their attitude is the opposite of "a play of phenomena" - they have very well defined, personal resentment against their enemies. So his critique applies to literally NO ONE.

masterchief commented on 25 Jan 2016

+M McManus Think WAY MORE abstractly

Sam Soda commented on 05 Jan 2016

Fucking hell...how can anyone sit through this guy speaking like that? Not to mention he looks like he ran away from some primitive Euro psych ward and somehow made it to Toronto. "Cultural critic." Screw off and get a real job. Do yourselves a favour and take advice from people who actually present themselves like reasonable, well to do humans who have "their shit together."

Sam Soda commented on 04 Feb 2016

You guys are right. I'm a moron for writing that comment. I just get really aggressive every time I hear thick foreign accents. 

Paul D - teaches philosophy for a living commented on 03 Feb 2016

+Sam Soda - Gee, Sam, you have embarrassed yourself. Take a look at Zizek's bibliography, and research a little: there's a world-wide community of scholars and students who understand and appreciate his learning. He speaks/reads Serbian, English, French, German - some Latin and ancient Greek - and can discuss in depth the history of philosophy.

M McManus commented on 22 Jan 2016

+Sam Soda No one that understands him cares about what he looks like, ya superficial cunt

ciao wutang commented on 04 Jan 2016

1:55 for you

SAMUEL CRESPO commented on 04 Jan 2016

>>>/BigGuy/.

Dustin Yx. commented on 11 Nov 2015

Does anybody know in what book(s) he is discussing what he is talking about here?

Michael Wu commented on 16 Nov 2015

+Dustin Yx. These are some of the ones I remember him discussing. Not entirely sure if they're right, but they're worth reading nonetheless:The Bhagavad Gita - UnknownZen and Japanese Culture - D.T. SuzukiBeing No One - Thomas MetzingerMind Time - Benjamin LibetYou can also check out Zizek's book Less Than Nothing, where he talks more about these topics

kittyand fox commented on 31 Oct 2015

Zizek, his greatness and (perhaps) weakness is that he tells a wonderful well articulated story, which never quite reaches a point, yet nearly discovers a moral ending that always seemed common concept anyway. I reaffirm my thoughts but do not expand them in this.

kittyand fox commented on 18 Jan 2016

+Danny Cardwell Thoughtwrestler thanks. Have a nice day my brother.

Danny Cardwell Thoughtwrestler commented on 16 Jan 2016

You have given one of the best answers to the Zizek question I've ever read. Zizek excels at combining seemingly unrelated historical and current events with high theory in a way that opens us up to our ideologically blind spots. Thanks for your insight. Peace!

Hampardo commented on 13 Sep 2015

oh god i just noticed slavoj has no eyebrows whatsoever!!!!!!!!!!

Dustin Yx. commented on 11 Nov 2015

+Hampardo omg!

Derelict Contrarian commented on 01 Sep 2015

David Lynch personally told me he'll be voting for Donald Trump in the coming U.S.A. presidential election.

Daniela Ramos commented on 05 Oct 2015

Hey +Derelict Contrarian! You know what...Mickey Mouse personally told me he'll be voting for Hillary Clinton in the coming U.S.A. presidential election.

The Sunday Mass -2nd Sunday of Lent (March 16, 2014)

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Eva Wright commented on 16 Mar 2014

Thank you.

What will the priest think when he hears my confession? | Cardinal Thomas Collins

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Archdiocese of Toronto commented on 09 Dec 2014

"What will the priest think when he hears my confession?" Cardinal Collins answers. Reminder: Our #DayofConfessions is tomorrow! Our website has times and locations, and useful confession resources for you: www.archtoronto.org/confession

Archdiocese of Toronto commented on 04 Mar 2015

#DayofConfessions tomorrow! "But what will the priest think when he hears my confession?" Cardinal Collins answers.

Athlete of the Week: Joe Callaghan