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@Shred1X The actual papers the failed reform party leader was using as a prop. We’ve seen this blank page movie from pierreasite before.

This is why Poilievre didn’t sign the gag order.

@Justgus02 @JonFromAlberta Also

@JasonVanstone @JonFromAlberta 🤣🤣👏👏

A lot of the people who oppose Alberta independence do not actually want to argue the issue on its merits. Their first instinct is often not to persuade, but to shut the conversation down. They say things like, “just leave then,” or “you shouldn’t even be allowed to talk about this,” as though Alberta belongs only to people who agree with the current arrangement. But that is not how democracy works. In a free society, people are allowed to question political structures. They are allowed to advocate for change. They are allowed to peacefully organize, persuade their fellow citizens, and if support is strong enough, put the matter to a vote. That is not extremism. That is democracy. What I find revealing is that some people seem perfectly comfortable with democracy right up until the moment it might produce an answer they do not like. They say they believe in freedom, pluralism, and open debate, but when Albertans begin seriously discussing self determination, suddenly the tone changes. Suddenly we are told to go away. Suddenly we are told the subject itself is unacceptable. Why? Because democracy is only easy when you are confident you control the outcome. It becomes frightening when ordinary people start asking real questions, building real momentum, and demanding a real say. And that is the heart of it. If Alberta independence is such a terrible idea, then make the case against it. Debate it. Challenge it. Expose its weaknesses. Trust the people. But do not pretend that telling Albertans to shut up, get out, or lose the right to even hold a referendum is some kind of principled democratic position. It is not. It is insecurity dressed up as certainty. We Albertans have the right to discuss our political future and we have the right to settle that question democratically. You do not protect democracy by forbidding people from using it. You protect democracy by letting the people decide.

@guyfelicella Question Guy, how much has losing facilities like essondale contributed to more people being on the streets? Were smaller facilities able to fill this void?

Homelessness isn’t one problem. So stop pretending there’s one solution. Ask the real question: why? Mental health. Addiction. Poverty. Abuse. Different causes → different solutions. If someone is homeless because they can’t afford rent? ➡️ Housing + income + employment support works. If someone is homeless because of trauma, mental health, or addiction? ➡️ Housing alone is not enough. They need care, support, and services. This isn’t complicated. It’s just inconvenient to admit. Because solving homelessness means actually investing in people, not just moving them out of sight!

Cool, she was already morally bankrupt supporting a child rapist .

@echipiuk Fuck right off chipmunk, you and that fat fucking pos rath do not represent Albertans, you only represent the shit stains from butt fuck nowhere Alberta. You don’t like Canada, then fuck off , we don’t need or want your type in this country.

This week, we will be in Court on a challenge brought by several First Nations in relation to the independence petition. Our position is straightforward: the matter is non-justiciable, premature, and fundamentally political, not legal. It is not a matter for the Court and should be dismissed outright. It is unfortunate that emotion and misinformation have become part of this campaign, which has caused division and confusion. At this stage of the process, a private Albertan has collected signatures from fellow citizens and has already communicated that outcome to elected representatives. Did anything life-shattering or legally consequential occur? No. So we already know the answer to this week of court challenges: nothing changes legally, because nothing has happened beyond citizens communicating with each other and with their elected officials. This is civic engagement. It is a core feature of a functioning democracy and it should be encouraged, not discouraged and obstructed. Importantly, no one requires permission to speak with fellow citizens or to convey collective views to elected officials. Mr. Mitch Sylvestre chose to use the framework set out in the Citizen Initiative Act, legislation designed to structure and facilitate precisely this kind of participation, with oversight by Elections Alberta. Because that statutory framework exists, it opens the door to legal challenges directed at both the legislation and the actions of Elections Alberta. That is how we arrived here. But at its core, this case reflects something much broader: organized interests seeking to challenge administrative decisions that are intended to enable citizen participation, not restrict it. And when lawful civic engagement is met with attempts to control or suppress it, the result should not be surprising. The more participation is constrained, the more people will push back and seek other avenues to be heard. So we must ask ourselves: Do we want a system that encourages citizens to engage or one that discourages them from participating? And if participation is discouraged, who actually benefits?

Fuck you fat hoss, you do not represent Albertans and neither does the classless chipmunk @echipiuk . You fuckers are both low life ambulance chasers, a shit stain on real Canadian Albertans.

Let’s try an experiment, let’s mass report this racist prick and see if banning works both ways on this site.

@Coffey4Canada2 Absolute bullshit, X has become a far right cesspool of lies and disinformation. It pisses sissy space X off that liberals keep calling out the Canadian Republican Party formerly the cpc.

Ain’t this some bullshit?

@MountainDreami2 @BluenoserGalNS As long as it’s the child rapist supporting Yankees, it’ll be no great loss.

@BluenoserGalNS How is it possible, that one man, has the world frozen in terror

Someone must put a stop to this madness! Threatening to obliterate a nation with over 90 million people is not some petty joke. This chaos has to end now. Enough is a fucking enough!

@MichaelKramSK @PierrePoilievre

Canada can do so much better. And we WILL do better with @PierrePoilievre as our Prime Minister.

You know what Canada has that America doesn't ? Sane leadership 🇨🇦

@LarryBrockMP Did you ever get your rent paid up to date? Did you get the leans off those pu trucks? , side by sides? How about the tractor?

Canada has the worst grocery inflation of all G7 countries under the Carney Liberals. After 11 years of Liberal government, are you better off?

Keep spewing Rath, most Albertans already want to run you out of the province, this is how we see you.

@leapete19877808 @guyfelicella @AntiTrumpCanada @knarr_rosemary Which side is good? And which is evil?

@guyfelicella @AntiTrumpCanada @knarr_rosemary its called war we either win this or the world loses. Not understanding this at an inate level shows your incoherent take on this matter. this is good against eveil go watch any Marvel movie, maybe thatll help you figure this. out Israel and USA never threatened to kill me off!

BREAKING: Trump just posted this: “A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will.” This genocidal sadistic psychopath needs to be gone, never to be brought back again. Fuck him straight to hell.

@AlvaRachel64 @Coffey4Canada2 Ty Rachel

@Justgus02 @Coffey4Canada2 You're welcome Gus good luck

Hey friends, Please follow Gus’s new account, @Justgus02 Elon nuked this one:

@EuniceYooper @Coffey4Canada2 Ty

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@TroyNo1 @PierrePoilievre Sorry I’m not the tolerant left, I’m the intolerant left that’s sick and tired of cuckservatives shitting on Canada.

@Justgus02 @PierrePoilievre Never before has an opposition leader caused such derangement amongst the tolerant left.

Conservatives just can’t figure out that Pierre is the problem. They are pointing the finger at everyone else except the problem, @PierrePoilievre . Weak kneed cucks like Lorrie defend rather than hold Pierre accountable.

@LynneBr37562004 @jasonjamesbnn

@jasonjamesbnn Petition e-7025 END FLOOR CROSSING Open until April 17th ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/P…

Michael Ma crossed the floor from Canada's Conservatives to the Liberal Party. Weeks later he was sitting next to Mark Carney at a trade meeting in China. Sam Cooper highlights a number of scenarios where Liberal candidates who appear to be favored by China suddenly rocket out of obscurity to the top of government. Full episode premieres everywhere tomorrow, April 8th.