Ken Adams

@3lfares We take French classes in elementary school and through high school you dip shit

Why do English-speaking Canadians refuse to learn French? Genuinely weird

Again, I had a loved one in my family choose MAiD when he was in the last months of painful bladder cancer. I see a lot of people here calling it immoral. The only immoral thing I see is making people suffer when they choose to die on their own terms with dignity. #cdnpoli 🇨🇦

@ConceptualJames @gummibear737 Canada

The United States of America is the greatest force for good on the planet. If you don't think so, name a better one.

@CalgaryDave @Reil76 Won’t answer the question, I understand

There's nothing honest about any part of you... But I don't plan to fail. I plan to succeed and deal with the consequences if I don't. "What would you do if you don't get what you want" is baked into the initial action such that it isn't going to leave us drowning. But the disaster isn't the focal point. I guess the bigger question is, what are you going to do when we succeed- since you plan for failure.

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.

@akeith941 @harryfisherEMTP It is not causation when there’s no evidentiary data to support it… which you haven’t shown. Anecdotal experience is not evidence and you know this. As an MD, you would’ve been trained in evidence-based medicine right? How about go back to first priciples before posting crap

@kenregation @harryfisherEMTP Also correlation is not "not" causation. Ie when viagara was correlated with erections and went on to be established as causative (because it was advantageous to pharma) when it's not advantageous the lemmings just repeat "correlation is not causation" without deeper thought

Our opposition will call you a liar just to gas light, it’s their only way to battle truth… attack the messenger and deny reality. It’s actual abuse. And if we attack back they claim to be the victims. These are Narcissistic pharma shills. They are either owned by pharma our so bought into Pharma propaganda that they have become robotic/bots that support the false narratives no matter what. Thats where we live and who our neighbors are. Though Jesus says I’m supposed to love them, I can and do hate the evil they support. God bless

@Smileyyeg Nope. How does being the most nationalist/patriot correlate to demeaning/denigrating their country? That’s a contradiction. If you’re a real nationalist, you’re not shitting on your own country all the time

@kenregation You really do not have the capacity to interpret that?

The people who are the most nationalistic are the people who have spent by far the most time demeaning and denigrating this country.

@akeith941 @harryfisherEMTP Correlation is not causation. If you were an actual MD, you would know this.

@bartofthehouses @harryfisherEMTP I've met a patient who had three strokes which is a lot. Each was within a month of a covid vax or booster. No one had any idea why they kept having strokes 🤔. Now why would i lie about this?

@bartofthehouses @akeith941 @harryfisherEMTP Or not a neurologist at all

@akeith941 @harryfisherEMTP You're either a liar or an extremely shitty neurologist--most likely a liar.

@Smileyyeg Evidence free post

Alberta is already losing a lot of investment by being part of Canada. So the costs of separation need to be weighed against that.

@Smileyyeg Liked you just fine before and during this ‘separation’ bullshit

I will admit to feeling a little special all of a sudden, living as I do in Alberta. Suddenly everyone is talking about us. How do you like us now Canada?

Alberta joined Confederation in 1905, not 1867. The founding deal was already written, the rules were already set, and Alberta signed onto an existing arrangement. Then Alberta struck oil. Now Alberta wants to rewrite the constitution it inherited. Think about that dynamic for a second. You are the new hire. You did not build the company. You did not negotiate the founding partnership agreement. You showed up decades later, accepted the terms, and were handed a desk. Then you hit a massive sales streak and suddenly you want to vote like the CEO and renegotiate the partnership from scratch. The original partners, Ontario and Quebec, built the institutional framework, absorbed the risk of Confederation, and carried the country financially for generations before Alberta was even a province. The equalization system Alberta despises today exists because the founding provinces understood that regional economies are uneven, and a country only holds together if the arrangement is broadly fair over time. Alberta’s contribution to Canada is real and significant. The oil revenues that flowed east supported federal revenues and transfers for decades. That deserves acknowledgment. But “we generate revenue now” is not the same as “we designed this institution and therefore get to unilaterally change its rules.” Every new partner in any organization brings value. That does not automatically translate into governance authority that overrides the foundational agreement everyone else built and agreed to. If Alberta wants more weight in Confederation, the path is constitutional negotiation with the other partners. Not threats. Not sovereignty referendums. Not pretending the founding compact was illegitimate because it predates your membership. You want a seat at the head table? Earn it through the process that exists. You do not get to flip the table because you are currently the top salesperson.

@Smileyyeg Yeah I’m not putting too much stock in a convicted criminal through a US owned newspaper

Canadians seem to be finally waking up. Maybe too late.

@Smileyyeg Oh sure Danielle Smith is absolutely amazing 🤡

Interestingly, the three worst governments in Canada right now cross the spectrum. The very worst is Eby in BC (NDP), followed by Ford in Ontario (nominally a conservative) and then Carney in Ottawa (Liberal).

@effythewild You had me at butter tarts

So, apparently, if you say "Canada", your fellow Canadians come find you. *puts out some butter tarts and nanaimo bars and waits*

@Smileyyeg @sarobertson_ He doesn’t even crack the top 10

@sarobertson_ He is almost certainly our best selling author. Him or Peterson. These are not subjective by the way. Your partisanship doesn't change book sale numbers.

Imagine writing this with a straight face

@Smileyyeg @cselley We agree! ;)

@cselley Give this guy the Order of Canada!

10/10

@Smileyyeg No, the USA both in World War I and World War II was not the military hegemon that it is today. They were not solely defending the entire free world, but one of many of allied powers that defeated Germany.

@kenregation They were defending the entire free world; check a globe and see if Canada is a part of that.

Unless you consider the World Wars important.

@KenGardner11 Any excuse to vote Ken Paxton, we get it

She might be a few years ahead of the rest of the modern Democratic Party, but this is the longer-term direction in which it is moving. Blue MAGA. Also, I have noted before that Texas Democrats are batshit crazy. The redness of this state is not entirely an accident of nature.