Ragingummyfish

The 2-6 #Lions : fun, frisky. The 2-6 #Raiders : sad, depressing.

Beartooth is gay.

@merry123459 You can just order it from Alberta. So it doesn’t really matter.

We don’t need American booze on our shelves in Canada. We just don’t. So get over it.

LETS. GO!!!!!

@TheSports_Shift Courtney Anderson

@TaraBull Crack a beer and watch my dog maul him.

What would you do in this situation?

@TaraBull He got a standing ovation from a room full of people in his party. He doesn’t speak for all of us.

Canada’s PM Mark Carney gets a standing ovation announcing that the era of the Canadian military sending 70¢ of every dollar to the United States is over.

@jimcramer Thanks..

I think Apple goes higher

Watching oil prices fall like.

Kirko Chainz !!!!!

@esper_jack682 @TheKing1835 @RapidResponse47 @POTUS Most of us have no beef. Just a few loud idiots.

Jeremy Hansen: "I just want to thank you on behalf of Canada..." @POTUS: "Well, I have to say, I spoke to a very special person, Wayne Gretzky, who I think you know — the Great One, and I spoke to your Prime Minister... they are so proud of you."

@coryn70 @cdntradegrljenn Valid.

@ragingummyfish @cdntradegrljenn Here's simply one example of many to help settle your stomach. 7 provinces In canada are gifted 22 bonus MPs in the house of commons. This constitutional requirement dilutes albertans representation in a so called democratic country. Can you square that circle? Didn't think so!

Respectfully, Alberta’s economic advantages, like our low provincial income taxes, high-wage energy jobs, and more affordable housing compared to Toronto or Vancouver are real. They stem from our resource base and conservative fiscal management at the PROVINCIAL level. But those strengths don’t erase the structural inequalities baked into Confederation that have widened for decades. Here’s the reality the “Alberta has it better” narrative misses: Massive net fiscal outflow Albertans send roughly $20 billion more to Ottawa every year than we receive back in federal spending and transfers. That’s about $4,167 PER PERSON annually or $285 billion* from 2007–2024 alone. We are by far the largest per capita contributor in Canada. Equalization reality. Alberta gets $0 in equalization payments (we haven’t received any since the 1960s). Yet our higher incomes mean we indirectly fund billions of the $26+ billion program that goes to seven other provinces. The formula treats our non-renewable resources in a way that permanently labels us a “have” province, even as federal policies limit our ability to benefit from them. Resource development blocked at the federal level- The Constitution says provinces own their resources, yet Ottawa has killed or delayed major pipelines (Energy East, Northern Gateway, Keystone XL delays), imposed Bill C-48/C-69, and layered on carbon taxes that hit our economy hardest. The rest of Canada happily cashes the cheques from Alberta’s resources while obstructing the very industry that pays for national programs. This isn’t “grievance politics”, it’s accounting. Alberta’s prosperity funds a federation that treats our economic engine as a cash cow while denying us fair say over its future. That’s why tens of thousands of Albertans a referendum in October. Not out of hatred for Canada, but out of exhaustion with a system that extracts without reciprocating. We’re not asking for special treatment. We’re asking for fairness in the federation we help bankroll.

@briangarrett Wait until you see what it’s worth 🤮

First time in Canada 🇨🇦 I like the look of their money 💵

@cdntradegrljenn I asked you not Grok. 🤣 Anyway. I hope you get your pipelines. It would be better for ALL of us.

Respectfully, Alberta’s economic advantages, like our low provincial income taxes, high-wage energy jobs, and more affordable housing compared to Toronto or Vancouver are real. They stem from our resource base and conservative fiscal management at the PROVINCIAL level. But those strengths don’t erase the structural inequalities baked into Confederation that have widened for decades. Here’s the reality the “Alberta has it better” narrative misses: Massive net fiscal outflow Albertans send roughly $20 billion more to Ottawa every year than we receive back in federal spending and transfers. That’s about $4,167 PER PERSON annually or $285 billion* from 2007–2024 alone. We are by far the largest per capita contributor in Canada. Equalization reality. Alberta gets $0 in equalization payments (we haven’t received any since the 1960s). Yet our higher incomes mean we indirectly fund billions of the $26+ billion program that goes to seven other provinces. The formula treats our non-renewable resources in a way that permanently labels us a “have” province, even as federal policies limit our ability to benefit from them. Resource development blocked at the federal level- The Constitution says provinces own their resources, yet Ottawa has killed or delayed major pipelines (Energy East, Northern Gateway, Keystone XL delays), imposed Bill C-48/C-69, and layered on carbon taxes that hit our economy hardest. The rest of Canada happily cashes the cheques from Alberta’s resources while obstructing the very industry that pays for national programs. This isn’t “grievance politics”, it’s accounting. Alberta’s prosperity funds a federation that treats our economic engine as a cash cow while denying us fair say over its future. That’s why tens of thousands of Albertans a referendum in October. Not out of hatred for Canada, but out of exhaustion with a system that extracts without reciprocating. We’re not asking for special treatment. We’re asking for fairness in the federation we help bankroll.

I’m so proud of you, Alberta. We have exceeded the 177k required signatures to precipitate a referendum vote in October. No matter the outcome… I will be forever proud!

@John_Porter10 Reverse split coming.

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@FredFellaIMO Literally nothing he said was in the least bit threatening to Canadians.

Concerning to say the least. As a Canadian, I never thought I would have to be worried about being invaded by America, but here we are.

@AdamSchefter He should change his first name to Master

Lions re-signed kicker Jake Bates.

@MrZackMorris CEI baby!!!

Like this only if you were with me during the Penny days