Rabid Wombat

I'm still surprised the greatest scorer in NCAA Basketball history decided to leave millions of dollars on the table by entering the WNBA draft instead of the NBA. At least she'll still make decent money off endorsements. cbc.ca/sports/basketb…

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 We're not talking about resources; we're talking about resource-backed currencies. Point to one and we'll discuss its current performance compared to the fiat currencies.

@RabidWombatAB @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 those Fiat currencies are based off of something ,usually it’s the fictitious idea that future labor will pay for it and the debt. But there isn’t a place in the world that doesn’t see value in resources. If you knew anything about it You’d realize resources are worth more

Simple math people. Stay in canaduh... -70B paid to canaduh Recieve 20 B in transfers for services with strings attached. Down -50B a year. Independent Alberta Keep the 70B a year Pay 20B for services. +50B Extra 50 Billion a year For us. -70B + 20B = -50B 70B - 20B = +50B

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 Canada can ship anywhere in Canada and to any coast without having to cross into another country or through Alberta. Alberta will have to cross one of two countries to ship internationally, and get raked hard to do so. It's going to close your profit gap significantly.

@RabidWombatAB @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 And since less than 12% of what Alberta exports goes to other provinces yet the neighboring provinces ship a hell of a lot more across Alberta it’s Alberta that will have the leverage.

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 In short, the Crown could cede control internally to the provinces, as that's an internal matter around administration, the treaty itself is between the Crown and Indigenous people and they can't just haand that off to a party that didn't even exist at the time of the treaty.

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 Except we've already seen a court decision in the last week that shut down separation talks exactly because of treaty rights related to the Crown. Not only is the transferability of the treaties deeply in question, but whether Indigenous people can veto that transfer.

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 Of course every treaty goes up in smoke. You won't be in Canada anymore and Alberta will have to negotiate access in every direction with Canada and USA, let alone international trade treaties. Tariffs, taxes, transporation fees, port access fees, etc will all add up quickly.

@RabidWombatAB @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 all existing contracts don’t go up in smoke when AB separates. therefore the resources that currently support Alberta‘s economy continue on as does the income from it. But, getting Ottawa’s restrictions removed opens up the ability for AB to make even more agreements

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 So your plan is to be the only major currency on the planet that isn't fiat? Instead of selling our resources, we're going to stockpile oil and wood and... beef? grain? and hope countries will accept our currency for theirs? Central banks cost $100s of millions to billions btw.

@RabidWombatAB @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 There’s no reason Alberta couldn’t adopt its own currency based off of resources instead of the Fiat bullshit that screws everyone over with inflation

@meishato "well, he probably had his reasons, but we're going to take his driver's license, garnish his wages, and/or send him to jail"

It’s always interesting how society looks at single mothers and asks ‘what did she do wrong?’ but looks at absent fathers and says ‘well he probably had his reasons.’ motherhood gets scrutinized while fatherhood gets excused

@BobAllan23 @CndContinental @cody_willi65206 all of it's money, except for all the fees, tariffs and other new costs that'll be associated with negotiated separate trade agreements, access to waterway agreements, etc. Have you considered which currency Alberta would adopt and have no control over to fight inflation? USD?

@CndContinental @cody_willi65206 AB is already paying for their share of that. The only change is that the AB government will now be regulating those things instead of the federal government. On the plus side, AB will be keeping all of its money, which gives AB a surplus, even after paying for those things.

@destinaclarkk She looks much nicer in the second outfit, for an overweight woman.

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@Steelersff9 @snflwr_4 She's calling the OP weird for taking her husband's name, then projecting about people insulting others for their choices. Self awareness check: failed.

@snflwr_4 Do what you want. Nobody cares. It’s your life. But by putting it out on social media like a declaration and to get validation then don’t expect people to not disagree.

Nunca he entendido esa tradición rara de ponerte el apellido de tu marido. Quiero decir, ¿por qué debería cambiar TU IDENTIDAD según tu estado civil? Nací con mis dos apellidos y moriré con mis dos apellidos.

@PorelamordFreud @anonimosecree @snflwr_4 And what happens when Smith Perez marries Halverson Gonzalez? The child is Antonio Smith Perez Halverson Gonzalez? And his kid is Antonio Smith Perez Halverson Gonzalez Banderez Ontario Paprika Smith Jr? This gets out of hand pretty quickly.

@anonimosecree @snflwr_4 Tal vez deberían decir somos los Smith Pérez y así ya se incluye a la madre.

"I want to live in my parents basement and listen to metal all day, but I also don't understand why I can't afford the most expensive coffee and cuts of beef in the grocery store! Someone explain it to me like I was 12, because that's the last age I attended school."

@mapleblooded @WiseBeaverInv I guess you're not the personal accountability type. If you can't afford the caviar of coffee, level yourself up. If you don't want to put in the work, go buy some Timothy's for half the price and stop your bitching.

@WiseBeaverInv Every single time some person will say it’s my fault.

3 strip loins and 2 bags of coffee. $112.82. And the coffee was $9 cheaper if you buy two bags. What even is this country now? I don’t want to hear any Boomers bring up mortgage rates in the 80s ever again.

@BillWiIdin Man on computer points finger at men on computers.

If you're a grown man playing video games for more than 5 hours a week, your wife is definitely checked out of the marriage. Put the controller down and go build something or play with your kids. it’s embarrassing.

@RazerxpGaming @ReclaimD1 Stop trying to tell consenting adults what to do.

@ReclaimD1 Stop trying to bang women on the 1st date. 1 date you barely know the person. 2nd date get to know her more. 3rd date is when it should happen. If it doesn't on the 3rd date you end it and find someone else because at that point it's a waste of time.

Modern woman goes on a first date with pirates pitcher Chris Devenski and tells all after he attempted to persuade her to go back to his place. Thoughts ⁉️👑

@n8diggity69 @FarmGirlCarrie A guy that talks like you shouldn't hope for a world where everyone carries a gun. I'm glad you found someone to blame for you becoming a criminal though. Personal accountability is hard and you don't seem like a guy that gets hard.

@RabidWombatAB @FarmGirlCarrie If I could have I would have. I’m a criminal because of the last libtard that ran their mouth and forgot linkedin exists and some people will come to your work and remove the keyboard barrier between you. Plus if I left who would be here to pay your welfare, retard?

Dr Peter St. Onge: “It’s Official: Alberta will vote on Independence after years of abuse from the rest of Canada. If it succeeds, it's 80% odds Alberta applies to join the US.” What are your thoughts about Alberta potentially becoming the 51st state?

@OGAngelsNorth @FarmGirlCarrie @gbmhiscoe We will, will we? Guess we'd be voting on that too, wouldn't we? You might be two years away from no health care, half the land because most of it stayed in Canada under the Crown treaties, and competing with American corporations coming to swallow up local opportunities.

@FarmGirlCarrie @gbmhiscoe We will be partnering with the US not joining it!! Alberta will be a free and independent republic

@n8diggity69 @FarmGirlCarrie If you loved american and guns more than you loved Canada and health care, you would have moved there already.

@FarmGirlCarrie I love America. I think it would be our best bet. Who doesn’t wanna buy guns at Walmart and a fifth of JDs to help with the aim? We would have the biggest most badass country in history if we joined. 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸

@bad_donk @rufis313 @BestfriendKick @TwitchSupport He shouldn't infantilize wombats either.

@RabidWombatAB @rufis313 @BestfriendKick @TwitchSupport You misspelled wombat.

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@MelissaLMRogers After her use of rhe notwithstanding clause, I dont think @ABDanielleSmith is really in a place to champion people's rights in the face of government.

BOOM 🇨🇦 Premier Smith just said she believes the decision by the courts regarding the SEPARATISTS petition is incorrect AND undemocratic, and they will be appealing it Albertans have the right to vote of separating from Canada