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@VaxxersAnti Drawing on How Fascism Works, which outlines how fascist movements often rely on nationalism, victimhood narratives, and the undermining of democratic norms, it’s concerning how publicly the Alberta independence movement appears to be leaning into similar tendencies.

Who doesn't get a say on Alberta independence: ❌Anyone the separatists don't like Who does get a say on Alberta independence: ✅ Donald Trump ✅ Proud Boys ✅ KKK ✅ Diagalon ✅ Second Sons ✅ White Boy Posse

I’m ready to fight like hell for this country, and against anyone trying to tear it apart. The richest man in the world wants Canada to become the 51st state and is now amplifying Alberta separatism. So let’s ask the question: Who is funding this movement? Albertans deserve to know.

@DrJacobsRad So when an MP loses their seat they don’t run again in another a few months later ? Save me the outrage, this is not a democratic crisis

Canada is in a quiet democratic crisis. With 5 MPs crossing the floor to join the Liberals, the will of Canadian voters is being undermined by Carney's desire for a majority and the perfidious nature of those enabling him. For our democracy to work, Canadians must be able to trust it. Floor crossing undermines that trust. cbc.ca/news/politics/…

@gator_gum PP

Is there a single conservative thinker on this app that thinks that the MPs leaving the CPC might have at least something to do with Poilievre's leadership? I mean, you have to at least consider that, no?

@TrollingCanuck You’re going to hate the State if you think a floor crossing is undemocratic

@cadetleaf I understand fully how it works. Floor crossing is undemocratic AF, period. IDGAF is its "allowed". Fuck off.

Can someone explain to me like I'm 5, WTF is even the point of voting in Canada?!

@JasonLavigneAB It’s very telling that every Alberta separatists doesn’t have any knowledge of Canadian civics

Canadian politics 101. First, Mark Carney became the leader of the Liberal party with a rigged selection process. Next, he was appointed the Prime Minister of Canada without being elected MP. Now, he will get an unelected majority government. It's all just a big game to them.

@TrollingCanuck So you don’t understand how a Westminster-style parliamentary democracy works or how your representatives fit into it?

@cadetleaf Absolutely I would object. FFS.

@guyfelicella RIP your comment section

This might go down as the biggest political collapse in Canadian history. From a promised supermajority to his own party abandoning ship. He didn’t just lose the election, he lost his seat, and they still brought him back. 🤯 Let that sink in.

@ThomasWatsonCD That’s a good thing

It's easier for a CAF member to earn their CAF Astronaut Wings than it is the Canadian Victoria Cross.

@LukaszukAB @csiscanada @rcmpgrcpolice

Elections Alberta is concerned that separatists are funded by USA. Alberta Government lawyer argues that there is no evidence of that, yet separatists refuse to file financial disclosure. Why is Alberta Governement defending separatists in court? #ableg theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta…

@jason64bit CSIS and the RCMP need to investigate

Our "friends" in the US are funding the Alberta separatist movement. Who could possibly be surprised given their lust for oil and territory. Bastards.

@ProducerDrew_ I am guessing they wanted to get them some NHL pay for a day

The comments do not disappoint

@ThatGuyThePlace @JasonLavigneAB You don’t understand how a passport works if you think that

@cadetleaf @JasonLavigneAB Uhhhhh you clearly don’t understand the purpose of a passport. 🙄 I’d give up my CDN passport in a heartbeat for an Alberta passport.

Yes, an independent Alberta would need to replace several Canadian services, including postal, police, currency, and passports. That is true. But the important point is this: Alberta would also control those services directly, so they would be built to serve Alberta’s needs, Alberta’s values, and Alberta’s security. On a day-to-day level, life would still feel familiar. Mail would still be delivered. Police would still patrol. Passports would still be issued. Currency would still circulate. The difference is that Ottawa would no longer be deciding what is best for Alberta while using Alberta’s own money to do it. Independence is not about losing services. It is about bringing them home.

@arcticroosterz @jec79 Those bums were taking foreign funding to undermine our democracy

@cadetleaf @jec79 Well there was this ottawacitizen.com/news/national/… and this, bccla.org/2023/03/pullin… I didn’t mention drones.

I mean, they’re Predators. Could we really not use a couple of them off the shelf to get the capability going? Then “Canadianize” the later ones?

@arcticroosterz @jec79 The drones we don’t have?

@jec79 They’re already spying on us instead of other countries. I give up. We’re China now.

@DavidJPba Fascist sure do hate independent judiciary.

It is absolutely ridiculous that a court is deciding whether Albertans can collect petition signatures. Democracy in Canada is nearly dead. Floor crossers, ideological judges, and worst of all, an apathetic population.

@TurdFerg99 @ButlerLonney 🤖🤖🤖

I don't care if you just immigrated here or if your family came over with Samuel de Champlain in 1603. If you don't like Canada because your chosen political party didn't win, then leave. Seriously. If you can't respect the choices of the majority of Canadians, then go. No hard feelings. You'll be happier and the Canadians who chose this government will be happier too.