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Jeremy Park
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Jeremy Park
@Jwdpark
Aspiring caveman.
In a van down by the river, NF Katılım Ağustos 2011
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When a Liberal gets smug, remind them:
- They built this housing crisis
- They built this cost of living crisis
- They caused the youth unemployment
- They've never met a climate target
- They're not doing what we need
They are not credible. They are not pragmatic.
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American intelligence agents want to annex Canada but will settle for Alberta. It's not enough to just continue extract all the resources. They want the land. Whatever you think of "Canada" American annexation will bring brutality to everyone living here.
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@Boi_die @subtoconnorpls Because he's a dementia patient. One declining quickly enough that they give him a cognitive test every couple of months.
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@subtoconnorpls I don't get why he leads with an example that makes it clear this is a test for either little babies or dementia patients
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seriously incredible that they are clearly testing for dementia, and no one around him is brave enough to tell him. but since he can’t help but gloat publicly about everything he keeps revealing it to the world
Aaron Rupar@atrupar
Trump: "I took three cognitive tests. Aced all of them, by the way. I'm the only president to take a cognitive test. I don't think Obama could pass it. The first question is very easy -- it's a lion, a giraffe, a bear, and a shark. They say, 'Which one is the bear?'"
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we talk a lot about John Brown (shout out) and we should be talkin about Joe Pullen, a sharecropper who shot his debt holder. He then ambushed the white mob that came after him, killin and injuring 18 of em in a seven hour gun fight before being shot and killed.
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In America, the gov set Labor Day on the first Monday of September in order to avoid socialism association of the May 1st, which was a commemoration of the bloody Haymarket massacre during Chicago's labor movement in 1886
Amazing Maps@amazingmap
Countries where May 1st is a public holiday
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I am certainly looking at the past with some romanticism but there was once a time where there really was an internationalist ideal that championed solidarity beyond borders. The anti-apartheid struggle was a shining example of this ideal. Now look how far we’ve fallen.
Sky News@SkyNews
People have marched through some of South Africa's largest cities to protest against immigration. Sky's Africa correspondent @YousraElbagir witnessed a man being Tasered by a protester in central Johannesburg ⬇️
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This would actually be good if they did stuff like invest in more community facilities and free third spaces for both youth and adults to make use of. But you know this support won't go to average Canadians or towards making their communities and lives better.
Mark Carney@MarkJCarney
Whether it's at the rink, on the courts, or at the track — Canadians always rally behind our athletes. Sport brings Canadians together. That’s why we’re making crucial new investments to improve access to sport and back Canadian talent — from the playground to the podium.
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Most Canadians agree that we should ban surveillance pricing, and the rest want it strictly regulated. Yet the Liberal government doesn’t even acknowledge the problem. In fact, they’ve doubled down on AI, letting corporations use your personal data to charge you more.
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Never forget that during the height of covid private care homes unlocked the value of letting people die of dehydration. We literally had to send in the military.
Nora Loreto@NoLore
What's baffling is how media has ignored the fact that retirement homes have had their value "unlocked" and are now paying dividends to shareholders at the expense of mothers like these. REITs aren't new, folks!
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Wasn't it like a week ago Carney was talking about spending less money on stuff from the US? He really does say stuff for the cult and then do the opposite all the time doesn't he? Elbows up. Kneepads on.
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
U.S. secures contract with Lockheed Martin to sell artillery rocket systems to Canada, other allies theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
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Oh no. Where can I buy these in Canada? So I can avoid them of course. I definitely wouldn't want to hurt the beehives that belong to my asshole neighbour who pours used motor oil into the ground to kill weeds in an area where literally everyone's house is on well water.
Ben🕊️@2BJDJ
Very Important Message!! Do NOT, and I repeat do not buy plants treated with Neonicotinoids. Bees take the pollen back to the hive and feed it to the brood. This is a number one cause of the colony collapse. It's important to NOT buy these plants! Make sure to share this post!
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@guhnebulous This person just doesn't know what they're talking about. Leatherman literally sells multiple kinds of scissors and shears. ca.leatherman.com/products/rapto…
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IT'S ME I'M THE SCISSORS GUY
I've been dailying shears for 6 years
Devin 🌱 Thomas O'Shea@devintoshea
no knife guy wants to admit that a pair of scissors is a way more useful daily carry. why are there no scissors guys
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@Casarina And you need to stop being naive and believing that people who have repeatedly shown us who they are and what their goals are will suddenly have different goals. People constantly giving them the benefit of the doubt despite all evidence that they shouldn't isn't helping.
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@Jwdpark We’re specifically talking about Parks Canada and its capacity to manage avalanches. The report I sent you is covering advancements made in 2017/18 winter season; well before Carney.
And me? I voted for an excellent NDP candidate last election, so maybe stop w/ the assumptions.
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$1 million/annually seems like very little money to spend considering this prevents avalanches and possible injury or death?
Didn’t the CAF get a big boost in budget?
David Pugliese@davidpugliese
Canada’s top general says military won't renew program to prevent avalanches on Trans-Canada Highway at Rogers Pass. Operation costs $1 million a year. ottawacitizen.com/public-service… via @ottawacitizen
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Prime Minister Goldman Sachs wants Canadians to believe that his drastic increase in military spending will not be used to enrich U.S. military contractors, but the evidence contradicts him.
Canada is now locked into a $1.1 billion purchase of the U.S. HIMARS system.
Even worse, the range of the HIMARS rockets is a mere 480 kilometers. Against whom will these systems be deployed?
For the HIMARS systems to have any utility, the systems will have to be deployed overseas.
In other words, they will not be used to defend the sovereign territory of Canada. Rather, they will be stationed far from Canada’s shores and will be used to facilitate U.S. wars of aggression abroad.
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The US are openly financing and promoting separatist movement in Alberta, but let’s not talk about that. What about Russia? And China too, they must be up to no good trying to sell us affordable EVs.
Globe Politics@globepolitics
Senate report warns Russia is targeting Canada with disinformation theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…
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@Tazhawkeye @Mayoveli Did some libertarian billionaire tell you that?
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This cost them about $1 trillion.
The truth is, you cannot build systems like this exclusively on the logic of profit. You cannot expect to break even in 20 or 30 years. Projects of this scale are built because the government decides they must exist to serve the people.
And this is a problem with systems that are strictly, or overwhelmingly, capitalist. If you leave every problem in your society to the spontaneity of the market, some challenges are so large and so unprofitable that you will never have sufficient incentive to solve them.
Kevin Castley 🇨🇦@KevinCastley
Wuhan Railway Station in China is bigger than many airport terminals in the West and has more bullet train lines than many countries have altogether
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Pretending Trudeau pushed the party left was just a tactic to help Carney push it even further to the right than it already was.
Luke Savage@LukewSavage
It's somehow become conventional wisdom among Canadian pundits and political operators that Justin Trudeau moved the Liberals to the left. If that's true, then I'm Joseph Stalin.
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@Casarina @CDNPolicyHawk @HarveyLeon1066 Parks Canada might not be. But Carney and the people surrounding him 100% are. And they will completely hollow out this country to enrich them at our expense. You people need to stop pretending that a banker has our best interests in mind. Economists aren't our friends.
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@Jwdpark @CDNPolicyHawk @HarveyLeon1066 Okay, Jeremy. Because everyone at Parks Canada is in with the billionaires 👍🏻
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