@LyonPryde92 @mcsquared34 Your opinion truly matters to me. Please, tell me more.
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@TypeCategorySet @mcsquared34 That doesn't mean you're not still a loser. Only a loser would talk about their money and homes. You spelled loser looser lmao. Talk about bad English. "Money in your pillow" definitely loser behavior
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@LyonPryde92 @mcsquared34 Sorry, your obviously weak English skills left that part poorly communicated.
That said, I have a bunch of money, homes and other nice things now. So I will go cry myself to sleep on my pillow stuffed with money because your hurtful words cut right to the core of me....
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@TypeCategorySet @mcsquared34 I was referring to the self admission that you're a loser
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@UnitedCanucks26 I am for Alberta separation. Taxation without representation = exploitation. This is all canada has done to Alberta and we are done with it.
Why are you worried about this. You people seem to have a different plan for the future anyway?
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Who here is against the US annexation of Alberta, raise your hand ✋! Alberta is part of Canada and will not separate, retweet. Join me in saying no to the separatists’ movement.
No part of Canada is for sale! All Canadians need to defend Canada’s sovereignty. 🇨🇦
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@nenshi @RachelNotley Democracy at risk??? You communists over at the NDP are LITERALLY calling each other "comrade"...... Individuals deserve to keep what they earned. Hard working people should have more because they earned more.
Keep your collectivist WEF endorsed stake-holder COMMUNISM nenshi...
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Alberta's 17th Premier @RachelNotley published an excellent op-ed in the Globe and Mail about how the UCP is putting democracy at risk with their attempt to rig the election:
"I can say, with utter certainty, that at no time did I even casually consider abusing my power as Premier or our legislative majority. It has to stop here.
"If we allow politicians to rig elections, then we will be giving them carte blanche to do anything they want. No politician should ever hold that power."
Well worth the read: theglobeandmail.com/opinion/articl…
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@GradyTripp00 @canadapostcorp Because we have email now. It is a pony express in a telegraph world.
The government is already too big.
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Other services like the Canadian Armed Forces, the RCMP, and every Police, Firefighting, & Paramedic service in the country didn’t make a profit either.
So why does @canadapostcorp always get this treatment from legacy media?
CTV News@CTVNews
#BREAKING: Canada Post reports loss of $1.57 billion in 2025 ctvnews.ca/business/artic…
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@DonaPerreault @LukaszukAB You mean forever communist...
Canada is CLEARLY moving in a communist direction. If you think otherwise I suggest you start reading some Political Science textbooks.
Alberta needs to escape the madness. People here worked too hard to give up what they earned.
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@raghu_venugopal My favorite part is how this retard thought siting the Star was going to be convincing..... #raghu_the_retard
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Alberta is a crucial part of Canada and Canada is a crucial part of Alberta. Everyone across the political spectrum must to unite to prevent the predatory MAGAs from eating up our sovereign nation.
thestar.com/opinion/contri…
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@raghu_venugopal Now you just sound silly. Alberta gets NOTHING but burden from the rest of Canada.
The exploitation of Alberta by Canada must end. It is simply taxation without representation. Full Stop.
God help your patients if you are this stupid. Stick to medicine and worry about Ontario.
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@LyonPryde92 @mcsquared34 My pleasure. Anyone who thinks more public housing is going to solve anything ought to go live in some for just 1 year. This will let them speak from a position of ACTUAL understanding, not a rose colored hypothetical view.
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@RandallCal54215 @HorrorGorl I get it. I dont think the solution is to give the same government that caused the problems more control.
History makes it clear what sort of people seek the levers of power. Smaller government = more freedom in my opinion. The price we all pay is taking responsibility.
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@TypeCategorySet @HorrorGorl No, I am not in favor of welfare, but for the average working class it is getting harder just to maintain an average life. Get it?
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In the United States of America retirement is out of reach for many elderly citizens.
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Jeffrey Rath admits that in exchange for his treasonous request of $500M from the U.S., his separatists put the oil sands as collateral
If Alberta is unable to pay it back, the U.S. takes possession
Just imagine if the Liberals used Canada's O&G assets to get a payday loan!
Brattani@Bratt_world
@JeffreyRWRath @RVetts Says the guy who tried to put Alberta’s oil and gas up as collateral
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Why Sudanese Canadians don’t feel western nations care about Sudan’s humanitarian crisis ctvnews.ca/canada/article…
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@MimiProbably Exiting canada and allowing Alberta's products to reach global markets unhindered by federal friction would boost the economy. That and stopping equalization payments going to people who vote against our industry.
Kids will have plenty of jobs then.
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FUN FACT: In June/19, the UCP lowered the youth minimum wage, promising it would create more jobs. The youth unemployment rate was 12.7%. In March/26, the unemployment rate for Albertans aged 15 to 24 years was 13.9%. Last year, it went as high as 17%. #ABPol #ABLabour
Danielle Smith@ABDanielleSmith
Youth employment is incredibly important to me. We must have entry level jobs available for our youth so they can earn their first paycheque and get their start in our workforce. Thank you to Minister Joseph Schow for taking me around Cardston recently and so I could meet the many hardworking young people in your community.
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@BladeoftheS The government is turning the screw....by printing money....that causes inflation...
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134 years ago this cartoon was drawn, and in 134 years the problem has only gotten worse.
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@RandallCal54215 @HorrorGorl So do you think it is everyone else's responsibility to take care of people who chose not to take care of themselves?
I am not talking about people who were disabled at an early age, or people who had no options. That is what a real social safety net is for.
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@TypeCategorySet @HorrorGorl Most people at this age probably don't own a new iPhone.
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@Joyhenderson78 But the racism in south africa is ok???
You are clearly into double standards and hipocracy if that is the case.
Treating ANYONE differently because of their skin, eye, hair color, height or shape is simply WRONG. Punishing people for conditions they were born with is wrong.
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If these racists don't ever get over the civil war, why the hell should Black folks get over slavery?
2026@DCisme202
This is the front door of a public school. Still open. Southwest Virginia
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@mcsquared34 This image does NOT represent taxes to scale...this ks retarded.
With employment insurance (tax) and all the other forced payments including SALES TAX most people pay nearly HALF their income on tax. That is before all the fees they pay to do everything like vehicle registration
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@Jason___YYC A redundant service.....you airport code shill account.
Ever heard of email? Why blow taxes on this?
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@globeandmail I am a donor.. I believe in the movement. Canada has exploited us for too long. Our values are out of alignment with Canada. It is time to leave.
Taxation without representation has killed Alberta's prosperity in canada. That is the reason....
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Elections Alberta seeks injunction for prominent separatist group to disclose finances, donors theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta…
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@PrairieVeteran @ErinDovidio Classic liberal lies. If it was good "we did it", if it was bad....well, we have been in for 10 years....fuck...... "Trump did it"...ya go with that....
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People are fucking STUPID if they think our economy is Trump's fault.
Trump hasn't been in power for the last 12 years.
Liberals have.
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THE OFFICIAL RECORD@SatireSquadHQ
OTTAWA — A new poll has found that 89% of Canadians believe Donald Trump is to blame for Canada’s struggling economy, citing everything from rising grocery prices to housing costs and general financial anxiety. How, exactly, Trump is responsible remains unclear. “It’s complicated,” one respondent said. “But every time something feels off, he seems like a safe bet.” The survey found strong consensus across demographics, with many Canadians expressing confidence in their conclusion despite being unable to point to a direct connection. “I don’t follow all the details,” another participant admitted. “But it just feels related.” Meanwhile, when asked about their own biggest financial concerns, respondents pointed to inflation, taxes, housing affordability, and stagnant wages—issues largely tied to domestic policy. Analysts say the results reflect a growing tendency to assign complex problems to simple, external causes. “It’s easier,” one observer noted. “You don’t have to rethink anything—you just have to agree on who to blame.” Because when the economy gets harder to explain, the explanation doesn’t get more accurate— It just gets louder.
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