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@TheBreakdownAB @fette_a I was wrong. It’s embarrassing. I’ll be logging off. Take care

If you are going to dismiss anyone because of their vernacular and not the content of what they are communicating, that is not a reflection of them, it is a reflection of you. For your benefit this response was composed only using “full words”, no contractions like “it’s” or “don’t”.

So... After 7 years, the former of premier of Alberta Jason Kenney finally blocked us. Totes worth it for how it went down tho. Get the full story on our newest episode! #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB I was wrong. This app brings out the worst in me. I’ll be logging off. Arguing that Trump wearing makeup is normal, is a bit of a stretch. But I shouldn’t care. Take care. Sorry for the drama

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB You have control issues, kid. FYI, makeup was first worn by men. High heels were first worn by men. Everyone wore gowns. Look it up.

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB No

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB You think Danielle smith should stop wearing makeup?

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB I think adults should use full words. If they don’t, it’s tough to find them credible. I believe it has to do with a leader who wears makeup and governs on social media. Society is not going in the right direction.

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB I meant the Breakdown, who you are talking down to for saying “totes”. He is a paramedic. So you assuming he can’t change a tire, won’t give up his seat, etc is a ridiculous take. He does a hell of a lot more for people than token chivalry.

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB I believe the elderly have earned it. I don’t mind standing so a pregnant lady can sit. Sorry, I am always going to feel that way. You seem classy Is he a paramedic or technician you trained? Why not watch a video and learn? No curiosity? It’s so strange

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB You think people should give up their chairs? I think you ought to sit down, and get the fuck over yourself. You are lecturing a man on how to speak, he’s a paramedic. He saves lives. I think that’s a hell of a lot more than changing a tire, you petty little manchild.

Florida is literally where science and logic goes to die...

@JamesLucasIT Canada

What is the most beautiful country on Earth?

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB Can he change a tire? There so many dudes that can’t and want to preach about being a man. I am the “wokest” guy around and I still think it’s proper that a dude can change a tire, hold doors open and give up their chair for those who need it.

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB I’m a woman. I’m married to a technician. I trained him.

@AlbertanAFk They don’t “need” to do anything. If they want to leave the best country, they can sign the petition. It’s their choice. When you see all the posts on social media, most of them are off putting. Folks that think they are helping are actually hurting their cause

@Hello_its2023 ?

4.5 years ago, if you voted to remove equalization like 62% of Albertans did, then you need to sign the petition and vote YES again in October. This is the ONLY way we will fix equalization. And it can’t be ignored this time.

@BCProsperityPro Is this a turncoat tweet? It’s pathetic

If communities in BC choose to hold local or regional votes on their future, that is not radical. It is democracy. These votes may not redraw borders overnight, but they send a clear message about consent and legitimacy. If Ottawa or the NDP try to dismiss or invalidate those votes, it only exposes their fear of public opinion. You cannot claim to defend democracy while working to silence it. Every major political shift starts locally, with people organizing and voting. Ignoring that reality does not stop it. It fuels it. Honest question: If governments are so confident in Confederation, why be afraid of letting people vote?

@fette_a @TheBreakdownAB I think women like a guy that holds a door open, can fix stuff and cut grass too. Its difficult to have a grown up conversation with someone who says “totes”. Buddy is not a professional or a blue collar worker. I do not know what industry that would be kosher

@Hello_its2023 @TheBreakdownAB Most women prefer men confident enough in themselves that they don’t overcompensate with toxic masculinity. Just putting it out there.

@604Now EV rebates are coming back

In the past week, gas prices across Canada jumped up a couple of cents per litre. British Columbia apparently saw the largest increase, according to the head of petroleum analysis at GasBuddy. In Vancouver alone, prices rose by 6.5 cents per litre. ⛽️

@jkenney How many UCP will still blindly follow this guy? It’s something I’ll never understand

Trump’s latest unhinged threat to Canada is one part toddler level temper tantrum, and one part $ grift. My hunch is the Trump organization just got some kind of payoff from Detroit’s Maroun family, who own the competing Ambassador Bridge. They have spent 20 years lobbying against the new bridge to maintain their monopoly on one of the world’s busiest border crossings. The right response from Canadian government leaders is to ignore the insanity. Of course if he actually tries to block operation of the Howe Bridge, the Governments of Canada and Michigan as its co-owners should immediately challenge the Administration in US courts. In the meantime, let’s keep calm and carry on.

@MadeInCAD How many of the 12-15% had help with their down payment? Or given the whole house for free?

Percentage of Canadians 🇨🇦 who are married and own a home at age 30: 1960: 58% 1970: 52% 1980: 45% 1990: 40% 2000: 32% 2010: 22% 2025: 12-15%

@DrBrianDay In Vancouver there are lots of options and usually an ER with less than 2 hour wait. But the rest of the province is scary

Not a surprise- our former NDP government caused this by cutting medical school intake on the advice of some health care economists (who received the Order of Canada for their work)! | News dailyhive.com/vancouver/bc-w…

@BCProsperityPro No, only the pussies in rural AB are sad to be Canadians. 0% chance BC will drink the same kool-aid

If there is a lawful, democratic path to make things better in British Columbia, would you want to be part of that process? If the options were clearly laid out, the risks explained, and the benefits transparent, would you participate? Would you engage in the discussion, vote on the direction, and help shape a better future for BC? This is not about unilateral action or reckless moves. It is about whether the people should have a real say when existing governance is failing and normal avenues are exhausted. Do you see the benefits of having that choice, and do you believe British Columbians deserve to decide what comes next? Comment, share, and join the discussion.

@ryanlpainter If you will vote for a party no matter what, that makes you a sheep. Sorry bud but this a problem.

This shouldn't need to be said, but whoever wins the leadership of the Conservative Party of BC, I will 100% support them and work my hardest to help them become premier and defeat the NDP.

@unacceptfringe @ABDanielleSmith Nah, you will vote for her no matter what. You sound silly

@ABDanielleSmith Thank you Danielle. This is why you still get my vote. Your common sense is refreshing

I’m immensely disappointed by the Alberta Teachers’ Association's decision to withdraw Paul Brandt as one of their keynote speakers at the North Central Teachers convention this past week. Not only is Paul Brandt one of Canada’s greatest musicians, but his organization “Not in My City” has been leading the fight against sex trafficking for years— especially when it comes to endangering our children. Standing up for the victims of sex trafficking is most certainly a non-partisan cause. While the ATA searches for some sort of explanation as to why they cancelled his recent appearance to engage with teachers, I'd encourage all Albertans to learn more about the important work that Paul does by visiting his website: notinmycity.ca

@ShareawareCdn Even with free food it’s going to be a small turnout. Sorry bud

ALBERTA INDEPENDENCE - RIMBY DINNER Feb 18th