@trainofangels00 Would you except the compromise that a non-citizrn can be deported but can remotely attend their appeals and be allowed to return if the conviction is over-turned?
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Rob McLeod
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Patrick Brown recently argued that non-citizens who commit crimes should be deported immediately.
He believes that fast-tracking these deportations is necessary to keep our communities safe and protect the integrity of Canada’s immigration system.
To him, if you break the rules, you lose your right to stay.
However, I strongly disagree with this approach.
As a centrist conservative who believes deeply in the core values of our Constitution, I know that everyone in Canada deserves a fair trial, NO MATTER their legal status.
Skipping the legal appeals process destroys our justice system and leads to unfair mistakes.
Furthermore, kicking people out right away ignores the real issues.
We are blaming international students and temporary workers for bigger problems like high housing costs and broken school systems.
Instead of using newcomers as scapegoats, Canada needs a compassionate system that protects human rights and fixes the root causes of crime.
My opinion.
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#canpoli
#HumanRightsMatter
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Why do English-speaking Canadians refuse to learn French? Genuinely weird
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@Reil76 Its not a out winning. It's about validating their anger. Forcing the governments to recognize the issues and take them seriously.
If separation wasn't growing, would a pipeline be in the discussion. The PM has been on record to leave oil in the ground.
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Honest question for Alberta separatists:
What’s the plan if the referendum fails?
Not being sarcastic. This is a real strategic question that any serious independence movement needs to answer before it gets on the ballot. What’s the threshold you’d accept as decisive? What happens to the movement the day after a No vote? Does Alberta walk away from the table, or does this become a generational campaign?
The Quebec playbook took decades and two referendums. Is that the timeline you’re signing up for? Because voters deserve to know what they’re actually being asked before they vote.
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@TrpstrLeonOG @joe4deadcat Most people i know that are full time employed and raising a family did not go to college. You need to see where you can position yourself in the job market.
Usually success isn't "what do you want to do?" It's "what can and are you willing to do?"
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@Caterin49788702 Correction: The U.S. and Israel have sanctions on Cuba. The rest of the world is available for trade.
In fact Cuba is a huge tourist location for most of the world.
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Porque Cuba está bloqueada hace 64 años, imbécil
Marcela Quintero@Marcela252016
Si es tan bueno el socialismo, ¿por qué los haitianos navegan en canoa hasta EEUU (situado a 900 km) cuando tienen "el paraíso de los trabajadores" cubanos a solo 90 km?
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@itsnwts Your 1st premise is wrong. I won't just believe a women is a slut because someone says so. If I know the women I can judge for myself how likely it is. Most women I know i wouldn't believe for a second.
The exceptions usually have a reason.
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literally men will believe a woman is a słut from a man with zero proof but all of a sudden they need 300 photos, 55 videos, 15 police reports and 20 witnesses to believe a man is a rapisť. Make it make sense.
EDOSE✨@iam_biglad1
Hit me with the harshest reality truth
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@guyfelicella Why wouldn't you just build or repurpose an apartment building with rooms for insite staff?
Building tiny homes is trendy but not a better solution.
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Would you rather have encampments in your community or tiny homes with support services that help people stabilize and rebuild their lives?
Tiny homes are a far better solution while people wait for supportive housing or addiction treatment.
anna b@Bananrama2
Sudbury tent city Canada is unrecognizable
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@RodAVanier The problem is that "reasonable force" is subjective. In some cases charges will be filed against home owners because of a prosecutors opinion of what is reasonable.
Even if charges are dropped the he owner is punished via legal fees.
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Not a chance. The use of reasonable force is already permitted. PP wants permission for home owners to use unreasonable force in defense of their home. How American is that!
Concerned Canadian@Concern70732755
Who supports @PierrePoilievre new law initiative equivalent to the USA Castle law that would provide you the legal framework to protect your family & home from invaders !
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@CanadianCoffey You have to realize that many see Charlie Kirk as a civil rights hero who was assassinated. Perhaps you should has yourself. How can people believe this?
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Her mental illness is on full display.
Pubity@pubity
Canadian Member of Parliament, Tamara Jansen, has revealed that her newborn grandson has been named ‘Charlie Kirk Jansen’
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@alleria_eh That is a very clear question. A simple yes or no answer.
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How is this a clear question?
It's not even a yes or no answer.
🇨🇦Wayne🇨🇦@Reil76
As clear and precise, as mud! Well done Dani! A referendum question on if there should be a referendum 😂
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@TheRealKitty019 Yes he gives them $20 but encourages them to pocket the money.
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His employees get a $20/day lunch stipend as a benefit, btw.
yeet@Awk20000
Caleb Hammer on those paying $20 per lunch to get fast food “Pack a sandwich”
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@JezziiB Why would a women sleep with someone who won't use a condom if requested?
Why are you allowing men to be irresponsible with you?
And should you be surprised their lack of responsibility carries forward from conception forward to the whole life of the child.
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@CreekInCAN But when a province provides Healthcare in a way the Federal Liberals don't like, they clawback the funding.
Example, Sk has some private clinics for testing such as MRI. You can pay out of pocket. The federal government started to clawback funding as a result.
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@Dplanet @markbeauch59 I heard it from the white South African farmers that moved to my hometown. It was actually on for my kids friend's an a school trip that told me about sleeping all in one room and the men had guns in case people tried to break into their he to kill them.
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🚨🇿🇦 The richest man on earth. Born in South Africa. His name is on nothing there.
Not one hospital. Not one trust. Not one shelter. Not one library. Not one scholarship. Not one clinic. Not one housing project.
He could fund any of it. He has chosen none of it.
Instead he sells the world a story of white victimhood, while millions of black South Africans still live in the conditions built for them by white supremacy.
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@Garnet_2203 Under this argument, would you also agree that we should also scrap the Toronto to Montreal high-speed rail as well?
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The majority of Ontarians will never use Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. Let’s be honest it’s mostly used by privileged, wealthy people like Doug Ford and frequent business travellers.
So why should everyday Ontarians be paying billions in tax dollars for this when our public healthcare system is collapsing and public education is being underfunded?
That money should be going into hospitals, nurses, doctors, classrooms, and students not another convenience project for the wealthy.
The Globe and Mail@globeandmail
Billy Bishop Airport expansion could cost $4-billion to $5-billion, port authority CEO says theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…
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If I saw a Cop in full uniform at my LGS just chilling I would never support that LGS again, what if I pull a card the cop wanted and they try to beat me like they beat their spouses?
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@MaryTracy As a child who Gen X that was raised by Boomers, you are wrong. They worked multiple jobs and cut every corner to save. They also didn't have to waste money on Cable, internet, cell phones. They has a TV with an antenna that provided all entertainment.
It's easier to blame.
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They did NOT live cheap.
They had restaurants, with tablecloth and cloth napkins.
Do NOT buy the revisionism that tells you the Boomers had a better life because they spent less money: THEY SIMPLY HAD MORE MONEY
Jim Sharp@prowrstlngstrng
I am not defending boomers, but they did generally live pretty cheap in their 20s Going out for coffee was insane. You threw Yuban into tiur Mr Coffe and put it in a thermos Eating out meant a trip to Pizza Hut maybe once a month Vacation was driving to a campsite
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@Tradermayne You do realize that if you bought other sandwich meat, fruit, veggies, and snack you would be mixing up your lunch and keeping the cost per day the same?
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So the solution is to eat PB&J sandwiches, apples and bags of chips for lunch every day for a week?
Are you fucking 5?
Ben Klayer@the_satellite23
Loaf of bread = $5 Peanut butter = $4 Jelly = $4 18 pack of chips = $12 Bag of apples = $5 Total = $30 And you'll have lunch for an entire week or two. $2-4 average per day. Inflation isn't the problem. Your spending habits are.
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@NoGunsInCanada A selfish person with authority is far more dangerous.
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An angry man with a firearm is the most dangerous person in society, actually
Shaughn.SGT(ret)@PrairieVeteran
@NoGunsInCanada Licensed gun owners are safer than you. Safer than most of the public. It is statistically proven. Show us where contests like this rise criminal activity. Prove your comments with numbers. Canadian numbers.
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@softspokensatan @NOTfunnyparanR @kwp1039 If you are not on the clock with an employer, you are working for yourself at that moment.
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@RobMcLeod9 @NOTfunnyparanR @kwp1039 "When you meal prep you aren't working for your employer. " - depends on the job. you could be picking up a shift or in my case i could be working on my house which also brings value right? if we treat everything a money calculation you end up in a really bad zone.
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A footlong roast beef at Subway comes to almost 20 bucks, Kevin
Mikli@CryptoMikli
Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch
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