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Why do disabled Canadians living on provincial disability assistance have fewer rights than other Canadians not on such assistance?

Because it’s permitted to treat those on provincial social assistance / welfare differently from other Canadians under Section 6 - Mobility Rights -  Subsection 3 - Limitation - of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This can include their ability to: be married; travel outside their province; earn and keep income; be eligible or ineligible for disability based on family income and assets; and keep income streams that are not clawed back.

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Even the alien Clawback shows traces of its pony ancestry. While they do not form so much as a herd, family groups know each other by scent. These groups consist of the two parents and one -rarely, two- babies. They stay together until the young have become independent, then they separate again. They will always recognize each other’s scent, and future meetings usually comprise a brief acknowledgment of the other’s continued existence.

Clawback offspring are born tiny and twiggy, their skin translucent so as to see the viscera within, and soft claws and hooves that soon harden to piercing points and sturdy toenails. They spend much of their early life in one or both of their parents’ cradled claws, strengthening the grips of their own teeny talons by hanging on to a finger or two for safety. As they mature, they learn to clamber over their parents’ forms and cling around their necks. It’s not uncommon to see Clawback parents with tiny scratches or scars from their offspring’s endeavors.The young lack their parents’ terrifying teeth at first, relying on their caregivers to deliver literal shreds of food to them. It isn’t until shortly before they can acquire their own snacks that the mouthful of needles cut through. They still depend on their parents to provide most of their food, but they do practice finding small arthropods and slippery water life.

Just some of my thoughts connecting these feral freaks to some of the other races inhabiting the Equestria of the ZenVerse.

Clawbacks, being purely underground creatures, don’t often brush with the upper terrestrial races. The ones they most often come in contact with are the Diamond Dogs, Tartarian Flamefiends, and some Vamponies.

The Diamond Dogs have come to blows with the Clawbacks before, when their tunnels breach natural caverns inhabited by the sightless beasts. While the Clawbacks are neither intelligent enough nor organized enough to invade in a belligerent fashion, they are indeed curious enough to encroach on newly opened territory, and they are certainly capable of self-defense.  Exploring Clawbacks met exploring Dogs, and the Dogs’ vicious fear response to the passive troglofauna brought out the Clawbacks’ defensive aggression. Most times the Diamond Dogs push the Clawbacks back into their home caverns and seal the hole. But once or twice, the cavern has held items whose desirability far outweighs the repulsion surrounding the Clawbacks. Those times, the Dogs have not been shy about exterminating aggressive Clawbacks.

The Flamefiends occasionally come across the most feral subtypes of Clawbacks in the deep caverns closest to their realm. The two by and large avoid each other, though a fair number of ‘Fiends have physically tangled with the freaky fauna. The Flamefiends’ ability to emanate intense heat repels the Clawbacks, but a ravenous Clawback is unopposed to attacking an unawares ‘Fiend in its hunger. 

32,000 Voyager customers may be on the hook for bankruptcy clawbacks

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Voyager’s former Chief Innovation Officer Shingo Lavine warned that the platform could enact customer clawbacks under Chapter 11 bankruptcy rules – potentially affecting 32,000 users.

Lavine, who has since co-founded Ethos, suggested affected parties form a community group, as Celsius customers have, to oppose these actions under a unified voice.

“With Voyager likely going after retail clawbacks, it may be worth organizing the community similar to @celsius around fighting them.”

Such an organization already exists in the Unsecured Creditors Committee (UCC). Still, according to a snippet shared by @ETHJuiced, who first raised the issue, the UCC is aware of the “avoidance actions” and has not moved to counter the action.

“However, Binance U.S. has agreed to carve out approximately 32,000 parties subject to potential avoidance actions that were identified by the Committee.”

As such, Lavine likely meant an alternative community group that focuses on the users’  best interests.

Chapter 11 avoidance actions

Voyager filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on July 5, 2022, during a period of extreme price volatility and a spate of similar actions from rival platforms.

A deal was struck with Binance U.S. to acquire the company’s assets for $1.022 billion on Dec. 19, 2022. The press release stated Binance U.S.’s offer was the highest on the table, and a “clear path” was now open to returning locked customers’ funds.

Trustees seek to enact “avoidance actions” under Chapter 11 rules to maximize the pot for redistribution to creditors, with Binance U.S. apparently on board with the plan.

This means Voyager customers who withdrew funds between April 6, 2022, and July 5, 2022, 90 days before the firm filed bankruptcy, may be forced to return those funds.

According to Babi Legal Group, under Chapter 11 rules, the clawback process is about “seeking fairness” for all affected parties.

“This clawback allows the trustee to recoup assets that should have been part of the debtor’s bankruptcy estate but were eliminated or hidden from the trustee by fraudulent transfers or preferential transfers.”

Voyager customers livid

One commentator pointed out a critical flaw in the clawback process related to withdrawing funds within the affected period, then paying those funds back to Voyager.

“Say I withdrew $1000 , and then put it back in all within the 90 days ? They’ll be able to claw back the $1000 even tho it’s back inside Voyager ? That’ll be a really sh*tty situation.”

Another said Voyager customers who withdrew funds before the company filed for bankruptcy “did nothing wrong.”

Voyager customers withdrawing funds before the Terra Luna crash on May 7, 2022, would have done so in good faith without awareness of market stress potentially affecting the platform.

Lavine said the clawback was yet to be confirmed, “but recent information suggest[s] they intend to pursue.”

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