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There is a sickness in Canada, a mental illness sweeping across our nation. We need to stop this stupidity now!

@Ianh17C @MarcNixon24 @davidallenwest Can you imagine how much a stamp would actually cost to mail a letter under their current business model without the taxpayer bailouts.

@MarcNixon24 @davidallenwest Really? Canada post is a sinkhole of tax dollars. Fixed it and yes it should make money or downsize it dramatically.

TOTALLY COOKED NEW NDP leader Avi Lewis says Canada Post should definitely be losing Billions of Dollars because it’s a public service. Here’s what I think: DEFUND CBC DEFUND Canada Post

@MarcNixon24 This is what happened when the government got rid of CN Rail. It went boom. Read about it yourself. The private sector innovates and evolves. Government does not.

@CathyPiecat @brianlilley That sounds a lot like affirmative action and DEI.

@brianlilley Just under one-third of Canadians are fully bilingual. Bilingualism laws prevent about 25 million Canadians from being employed in positions for which they are more than adequately qualified for.

He was Air Canada’s CFO during the 2008-09 financial crash. He took over as CEO in 2021 when air travel was decimated. Just 6 weeks ago Air Canada financial results showed record revenue. But now he’s out because he didn’t do a video in French torontosun.com/opinion/column…

@TimRamboReal @govt_corrupt I give you the new CEO of AIr Canada.

@govt_corrupt People are so getting ragebaited over this! 🤣🤣🤣

Air Canada names Mohammad Ali-Khan to replace Michael Rousseau as its new CEO. He has no business or flight experience and only arrived in Canada last week, but none of that matters... Because he is bilingual, fluent in Arabic and Urdu, and Muslim values are Canadian values.

@JPM_Canada @govt_corrupt It's called wokeism. Never mind the fact he had the credentials to be the CEO. This is actually frightening how perverted Canada has become.

@govt_corrupt He doesnt speak french tho.. that was the whole issue

@govt_corrupt Yet!

Just to be clear, this is satire and hasn't happened yet...

As someone who actually chaired the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, Mr. Thomas has seen firsthand how these so-called "human rights" tribunals have morphed from a simple, quick way to deal with real discrimination into something far more dangerous: ideological enforcement bodies that punish ordinary Canadians for wrongthink. The recent $750,000 judgment against Barry Neufeld is a perfect example of how out of control these kangaroo courts have become. An elected school trustee dared to publicly criticize the SOGI 123 curriculum and the push of gender ideology in our schools. For that, the BC Human Rights Tribunal decided he "poisoned" the workplace for teachers he never even worked with and ordered him to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for "injury to dignity." Lets just call this what it is; this is state-sponsored intimidation. These tribunals were never meant to police political opinions, parental concerns about what their kids are being taught, or debates over basic biology. They were supposed to handle straightforward cases of discrimination in jobs or housing, quickly, fairly, and without turning every disagreement into a financial catastrophe. Instead, we've watched them become slow, expensive, one-sided processes where the deck is stacked against the respondent. No-costs awards mean even if you win, you lose thousands in legal fees. Frivolous complaints get used as leverage to force settlements. And "hate speech" or "discriminatory environment" claims are stretched so far that simply questioning the latest progressive orthodoxy on gender can ruin a person's life. David Thomas warned this would happen years ago. He was right then, and he's right now. When tribunals stop reflecting broad Canadian values and start acting like activists with gavels, they lose all legitimacy. That's why, when Independent MLA Tara Armstrong introduced the Human Rights Code Repeal Act, I and many of my colleagues supported giving it first reading. The tribunal system has strayed too far. It's time for serious reform or outright dismantling of these kangaroo courts . Real human rights deserve real due process: full rules of evidence, proper courts like the BC Supreme Court, and protections for free speech that actually mean something. Political debate, especially about what we teach our children, should never be treated as a human rights violation. British Columbians are fed up with this nonsense. Parents should be able to speak out about their kids' education without fearing financial ruin. Businesses shouldn't be fined tens of thousands over pronoun disputes. And elected officials shouldn't be dragged before unelected adjudicators for expressing views shared by thousands of their constituents. Enough is enough. We need to scrap the activist excesses, restore fairness, and protect the fundamental freedoms that make this province worth living in. The baby has been thrown out with the bathwater long ago. It's time to drain the tub. #cdnpoli #bcpoli

GOOD NEWS! DEI IS A CANCER FOR OUR SOCIETY.

@NancyRPearcey It’s not a good sign for China. Christians have a history of welcoming everything, both good and bad.

Already there are more Christians in China than there are members of the Communist Party.

@RealJarTaylor Lack of diversity there. Justice would be served if a couple of white men were at the scene.

All the blacks just gawk. No one goes down to check on her. That was attempted murder.

@NotaliaMateo Most men don't know it, but they're looking for the one who will be the mother of their children.

Men date women like this for a reason. And when they're done, they typically leave them for the same reason.

@MrMeseeks02 @TheRoyalSerf @nypost Yes, some are, but not the one who saved you from the noose.

@MalcolmWhy99655 @TheRoyalSerf @nypost #Hi #ImMrMeseeks #LookAtMe Lawyers. The scum of the earth

Beloved highschooler Lily Bova gunned down outside Chicago - and cops won't say who did it trib.al/40YNrVz

@MarcScottEmery Have they been released yet?

The usual suspects 👦🏿

@RMC19861987 @nationalpost Not fast enough.

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FIRST READING: As Canada implodes, its seniors are richer and happier than ever before nationalpost.com/opinion/as-can…

The CEO of Air Canada is gone - and the Board got the PMs message: Canada is a place where the market must constantly bow to the whims of the govt. No matter how ridiculous the govt becomes about what it wants or why….

In 1957, Carl Jung wrote: "Everywhere in the West there are subversive minorities who, sheltered by our humanitarianism and our sense of justice, hold the incendiary torches ready, with nothing to stop the spread of their ideas." Jung believed only a small “mentally stable” portion of the population keeps things together. His estimate was that only ~40% are psychologically grounded. The rest are one bad day away from breakdown. The point he was making is that most people are not rational. Their emotions possess them and when the pressure gets high enough: - Logic stops working. - Slogans take over. - Fantasy replaces reality. That’s when societies starts feeling like its upside down. Jung called it a “psychic epidemic.” A kind of mass psychological contagion. He estimated that for every crazy person you see, there are ten more that are able to mask their perversity just enough to fit in to society. While they may not break out openly, their "views and behaviour, for all their appearance of normality, are influenced by unconsciously morbid and perverse factors." In that state, irrational people rise to the top, extreme ideas are normalized, and emotion overrides truth. "Their mental state is that of a collectively excited group ruled by affective judgments and wish-fantasies." Their delusional ideas, which hide their fanatical resentment, appeal to the irrational, "for they express all those motives and resentments which lurk in more normal people." "They are, therefore, despite their small number in comparison with the population as a whole, dangerous as sources of infection."