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@RoughMaleDom @Kyle1051424 @albertanbeech Lol, keep up that attitude buddy, it's more than the separatists could ever ask for, in turning more people away from the Canada you represent.
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@chalackd @Kyle1051424 @albertanbeech "rulings by people who uphold the law that I don't want to pretend are legitimate because I'm a stupid fuck"
FTFY. Please, by all means, commit a crime and try that nonsense in an actual court of law. Let me know if it gets you out of jail, dipshit. 🤣
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I hate anti separatists more than the foamed at the mouth mask/vaccine people
We ask for ONE province that isn’t an abusive tax pumping shit hole, and the whole country is like “no, fuck off”
It makes me sick
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@RoughMaleDom @Kyle1051424 @albertanbeech Lol, citing some random rulings by activist judges as establishing that the treaties didn't do what they very clearly did...
It's always the most ignorant and rude cunts, beaking off for the anti-separation side of things.
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@chalackd @Kyle1051424 @albertanbeech I have read them.
lethbridgeherald.com/commentary/opi…
Maybe you should grasp how reality and the law ACTUALLY works, eh, dumb fuck?
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You'd do well to read the treaties, and the natural resources act of 1930.
The rights afforded by the treaties are federal responsibility, and don't include claim to the lands or natural resources.
The only thing that could be affected by separation is their access to hunting and fishing, though by living in Alberta, they would remain Albertans, and I don't think that access has any likelihood of changing.
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@Kyle1051424 @albertanbeech It stays right where it is. Because you need the First Nations to sign off on separation due to the treaties. They've already told your movement to fuck off several times.
So you would take very little land, and next to no oil rights.
You dumb fucking hillbilly. 🤣
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@FloridaThales While they're not my first choice, I've got a few Ryobi tools in my workshop.
I think they've got a niche spot for the tools that you're only using occasionally, so there's no real reason to pay top dollar for them.
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Yes, Ryobi is low quality and low status. It's also cheap and has a robust ecosystem of tools.
You don't need a Rolls to be an Uber driver picking up drunk retards at the bar. You don't need an awesome drill for basic bitch home DIY.
It's fine for what it is.
Scotch@scotchscotchzz
I witnessed a man at Home Depot go down a dark path. This choice will lead to a broken home, a promiscuous wife, gay children, and unfinished projects while drinking seltzers. If you don’t take your tools seriously you don’t take your life seriously.
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@BourgaultGilles @sarkonakj @_GenerationWhy_ Luckily for us, first Nations already gave up their claim to the land back when the treaties happened.
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@chalackd @sarkonakj @_GenerationWhy_ You are close, the thing is the law can be use more that just referendum, like a petition can be made and say to change FN land to a other owner. If UCP simply had they job they should had did, there will no problem whit the law.
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"The Constitution of Canada forbids you from asking the general public a question without first running it past indigenous people" is not going to go over well
APTN News@APTNNews
Justice Shaina Leonard says the petition should never have been issued. aptnnews.ca/?p=288199
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From what I've read, the point of reference where the court said there was a failure to consult was when they changed the requirements in how the petition was to be carried out, rather than it being directly tied to carrying out the petition itself.
Still entirely seems like a poor decision, since there's no potential to affect treaty rights until at least if the referendum was successful, and the process began to start negotiating how separation might occur, if it would be allowed at all...
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@_GenerationWhy_ You may have put more thought into this than the judge
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@countyingula123 @JordykJordan That's part of the point, they're so lacking in a frame of of reference that they believe it could've been like this slop.
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@chalackd @JordykJordan Except this isn't what the 90's were like at all lul.
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I think we're learning that mixtape appeals to adults having a mid-life crisis.
Kinda Funny@KindaFunnyVids
Mixtape is a Masterpiece!
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As a member, I can see the full financial reports at the end of each year, because they're very good with being transparent and accountable with this info.
I typically don't have to worry about checking those records though, because they also actively tell us what they're working on and what they're raising money for throughout the year.
As far as I've seen, this is the only organization on either side of this debate which is so open about their financial details, including the government itself.
So no, I don't think we'd all be so surprised what the money that we pay for memberships, or donate, is being spent on...
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@TWilsonOttawa I’m well aware of the source of your funds, it’s literally in my fucking comment. You might not think it’s my business, but I’m sure a lot of members would be shocked at how you’re spending their money. Like I said, we’ll see soon enough.
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We are 100% member funded. If they didn’t support us fighting for them, then we wouldn’t be able to.
It’s none of your business.
The government however, is rerouting our tax dollars from crime fighting to this. 🇨🇦
Ambidextrous@ambi_dex_trous
@TWilsonOttawa And you’re busy spending millions from Canadian gun owners, to what end? I wonder where all that money goes… I think we’ll find out soon 😏
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Those of us paying close attention knew there was no supporting evidence years ago, when these bans were first being challenged in court.
The Feds were asked by the court to provide their supporting evidence. They refused, citing it to be a matter of national security. The judge challenged back that he had security clearance, and requested the evidence to review in private. Then the story changed, and they refused again citing cabinet confidentiality...
These aren't the actions of a government who had evidence to support their argument.
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Ottawa has no idea if its gun grab will make Canadians safer.
The CTF asked Public Safety for “all analysis from the department on the efficacy of the assault style firearms compensation program and its effect on crime rates/public safety.”
The department advised that “no information related to your request exists.”
The feds should scrap this program instead of wasting potentially billions on something that won't work.
taxpayer.com/newsroom/ottaw…
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@wwarrior_1 I feel like this was made by the kind of people who didn't actually have teenage social lives to be nostalgic about, so they've made some caricature of what they think that would've been like...
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of course you'd find being an insufferable quirk chungus the funnest thing you can do in an interactive medium
Wesley ✨@wesleytypes
If Mixtape was a movie I wouldn't have been able to have so much fun doing this.
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Did anyone ever think it was healthy food?
I never have, but I still use to eat it a few times a month because it was cheap and convenient.
Now I might eat it once every few months.
The price is way up, quantity and quality is down. Most barely hire locals anymore, if at all, they're full of 'newcomers' and TFW's instead.
Any motivation to go there is largely just gone.
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Or they just woke up and come to terms with the fact that it’s not healthy food.
Govind@Govindtwtt
McDonald’s says customers are “pulling back.” Same with Wendy’s. Same with Burger King. When fast food loses traffic, it’s a stress signal. People are tapped out.
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I don't think he's even all that worried about any voter base with issues like this. Those are mostly the kind of people who if the Liberals declared tomorrow that carbon is good, they'd be burning tires for firewood.
No, this carbon issue is about the globalist cabal he's a member of, which seeks to use this as a tool to destabilize Western nations and the relative liberties we expect.
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Playing to his voter base seems to be more important to Mark Carney than the actual success of the Canadian oil and gas industry and its effects on the Canadian economy.
Eric Nuttall@ericnuttall
Not a single purchaser of crude oil in the world asks nor cares about the carbon footprint of the barrel, instead is 100% focused on accessibility, affordability, and reliability. I do not see how we overcome this massive misunderstanding which underpins all ongoing negotiations.
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They had a breach at the Canadian firearms program as well, and potentially had private data of all lisence holders stolen, which could have included names, addresses, and what registered guns were on file linked to them.
We only found out a few months ago, that it happened, and was all the way back in 2021. And they haven't been forthcoming with exactly what was leaked, or acknowledged anything to be fixed with the related security...
Definitely don't trust them with my data, not that there's any choice involved.
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The federal privacy watchdog says there have been more than 42,000 breaches at the Canada Revenue Agency since 2020 as a result of people gaining unauthorized access to, or modifying, taxpayer information. nationalnewswatch.com/2026/05/07/pri… #nationlnewswatch via @natnewswatch
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So livestock including cows accounts for about 6% of emissions. They benefit something like 96% of the worlds population, directly and indirectly, producing food from low quality farmland and many by-products.
Meanwhile, the world's top 1% "elites" account for around 16% of the worlds emissions, based largely on their frivolous and unnecessary lives of luxury and excess. They also have the greatest means to be able to make changes to reduce their emissions, without meaningfully struggling or suffering.
It should be an easy choice here, to make the biggest difference by going after something that affects the least number of people negatively.
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Bill Gates: “Cows make 6% of global emissions.”
“You can either fix the cows, or make beef without the cow.”
It’s not about farming anymore. It’s about replacing nature with patents and supply chains.
Control the food. Control the people.
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If they really believed that it was so impossible, they wouldn't be putting nearly this much time and effort into disparaging it...
Myself, I don't really believe we'll separate either, but I still think it's absolutely worthwhile going through the current process, letting people have their say, and hopefully at least leading to a broader discussion about provincial rights and autonomy within Canada.
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Jason Kenney's message to Alberta separatists: "You guys have no realistic prospect of getting your 50% and even if you do then we go into endless and I think pointless negotiations that will lead nowhere."
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@Glen_Evans_01 @globepolitics @terrynewman Because they view authoritarian control as necessary for their progress.
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@globepolitics @terrynewman Why is it that progressive governments are so hellbent on surveilling their own citizens?
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Meta warns lawful access bill would make tech companies a surveillance arm of government theglobeandmail.com/politics/artic…
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@alleria_eh @FoodProfessor Meanwhile, your 'revenge' is basically meaningless to them...
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@FoodProfessor The US needs to learn to not piss off Canadians. Our memory is long and our revenge is petty.
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The majority of Canadians still support a U.S. boycott...
Because it is clearly making a difference...
CTV News@CTVNews
Majority of Canadians still support boycotting U.S.: Nanos survey ctvnews.ca/canada/article…
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@NotJoshGeyer You could always tell that they had small tools, without having to do surveys or studies.
Just because they always brag so much about having big tools, and those braggart types always have the smallest ones.
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