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  1. That is the point, we produce enough idiots without bringing more in. I wish people would wake up and quit coming out with excuses for these people. We are not bringing in people that will become canadian ,but people that leave one shitty country and come here and expect to live like they did where they came from. Leave the baggage at home or stay home.
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  2. I've been curious about it, too. I wonder if my experiences have mostly been with NEWER immigrants, the town I was in had a high Muslim population and my neighborhood was where a lot of them settled. Or perhaps they were mostly from countries where there has been NO progress in the areas of human/women's rights. I dont' know if it's culture or the religion or a combination of both. But I do know, to a person, they treated Westerners with absolute and utter contempt. I don't think there was one who would've peed on me if I was on fire. Others had similar experiences where I lived. My freind, a female warehouse manager, was introduced to a new employee, a Muslim man, who refused to look at her, shake her hand or acknowledge her when she spoke. She worried that if there was ever an accident in the warehouse, this man would not help her in any way. This is the issue I have with Trudeau - he is not the one who has to live with these attitudes and deal with them every day. His wife will never screamed at, slapped or assaulted. He is not the one who has to live with such backwardness and just plain inhumane-ness. (Is that a word, or did I just invent it? Ha!) I don't believe that they will adapt to life in Canada with attitudes such as this, or with do-gooders refusing to challenge them and just "going along" with them in the name of tolerance. But this is why I believe your estimates of it only being a TINY minority with these attitudes is waaaay off.
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  3. I didn't say entirely. But JT has been appointing far too many people to high positions based entirely on their skin color, ethnicity, and ovaries. The decision on who should be let into Canada should be made by an unbiased person who has nothing but Canada's interests at heart, not a person who might have a conflict because members of his 'people' are still trying to get into Canada. I would suggest no one with dual citizenship should be considered for the boards.
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  4. I would say it is irrational to make generic evaluations based on so little context.
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  5. Isn't that why God invented the drive thru?
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  6. Vault 7 It's not like we weren't warned this would happen. I suppose we can take some comfort in the likelihood that most of the effort governments put into this is mostly directed at other governments instead of ordinary people but all the same, the paranoia must run awfully deep amongst extra-ordinary people. It's hard to imagine governments are that afraid of us but...even Kim Jong il looks normal these days.
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  7. There's nothing to pass into law. It's a motion for a parliamentary committee to discuss an issue.
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  8. Could you provide a source for that allegation? Where is the text of the bill she is presenting, or when did she make such statement either in or outside of the legislature?
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  9. 1 and 3 are not at all the same. 3 is a positive belief in something with no evidence. 1 is a reasonable assumption based on the absence of evidence and the knowledge that gods are something that humans thought up. Its not difference than saying there is no Santa Clause. Its not completely impossible that Santa Clause, his reindeer, and his elves really DO exist somewhere in the universe. But since we know we made up that story, believing that he does not exist is quite reasonable. Believing in a vast supernatural construct without a shred of evidence is completely different.
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  10. You are right, you can scorn whomever you want and as many groups as you want. I didn't mean to suggest otherwise, blame my bad comprehension this time.
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  11. If Stephen Harper referred to an MP's Time off to recover from a Stroke as "Downtime" people would have freaked. JT is a classless tool http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2017/03/07/ed-fast-stroke-applause-trudeau-question-period_n_15219690.html
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  12. And after they get 'arrested' they're put on a bus for Montreal where they can claim refugee status and pick up their cheques before heading to their in-law's houses. What should happen is all of them are put into confinement and given hearings within 48hrs. It won't take long to figure out 95% are migrants not refugees.
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  13. You're free to support Islam in its drive for supremacy over the kufar.
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  14. Viet-Nam, Cambodia and Laos was invaded by the US? That's a new one... I recall this event as one of the few times US troops entered Laos... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Lam_Son_719 But, you believe the Moon Landings are fake, right?
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  15. There is only Islam... You're free to support it and work towards its supremacy.
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  16. Dialamah isn't a Muslim and there is no such thing as moderate Islam.
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  17. I would suggest that any and all natural-born Europeans are welcome in Canada right now. If not for their ability to integrate, for their own safety and for the good of our economy. Importing immigrants that can't speak English and have limited labour skills is pointless. That's what temporary visas are for, The Liberals have been turning out the old immigration infrastructure since they got in. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/vegreville-immigration-federal-government-edmonton-jobs-1.3826058
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  18. 1. I have never been denied entry to the US but I have witnessed officials being gratuitously rude to other travellers on multiple occasions. 2. Skype for funerals? 3. No drama queen meltdown, sunshine - just witnessing thuggish behaviour. 4. No boycott either. I will still go when I have to. Have you ever visited Canada?
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  19. Yet you seem to be encouraging the federal government to violate the law.
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  20. No, I have no axe to grind with albinos. I figured when I mentioned 25% and old stock I thought it would be obvious I merely meant cranky old conservatives - who, it should be pointed out, are actually mostly pink.
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  21. No I mean push Trump's buttons. And like everyone else ours is also a border against the whole planet.
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  22. You really need to get over that over inflated national ego. Niklas Zennström is Swedish, and Janus Friis is Danish.
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  23. The least we should do is close our border to any country that's unable to properly vet the people passing through their's.
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  24. Why do countries figure in plans? For the usual reasons. Relatives etc.
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  25. It used to be common to leave kids in cars, windows down in summer, motors and heaters on in winter (the latter not for long usually). Kids used to be able to roam the streets alone, even after dark sometimes. But as news of kidnappings spread, people became fearful. I remember reading articles about how the chances of any particular kid going missing were very small, but still fear of the unlikely has gradually reduced kid's freedoms to almost nothing. Kids are still kidnapped at about the same rate, so all the extra care and lack of freedom didn't help. There is now evidence that kids can suffer psychological damage because they have so little opportunity to explore and learn the world on their own. Terrorism and fear of it (and Muslims) seems to be growing and with that our freedoms are gradually decreasing, whether imposed by our own fear or a government that wants to increase their control over their citizenry. Its a tragedy when a kid is kidnapped or otherwise harmed when out of their parents' direct sight. Its a tragedy when people are killed in a terrorist attack. Its also a tragedy when an entire generation of kids can't play outside after school or on weekends, when people won't explore their world and when nations close their borders because of the fear that the most unlikely event will actually happen.
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  26. You are right, there is little chance a baby will drown in the bathtub so let them bathe themselves. That should really affect the tourism in Paris.
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  27. Irrational fear that makes people behave irrationally is not irrelevant. If these people were not afraid, tourism would not be reduced.
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  28. That's just silly, Islam is no more an individual than it is a race.
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  29. Whatever turns your crank chief.
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  30. I know, I'm just more interested in not supporting western civilization, something that irks you even more I suspect.
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  31. Saudi Arabia is also one of our BFF's that we support with arms. It doesn't matter if we don't support our government we're still just as responsible for it's actions.
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  32. It warms my heart every time I hear right-wing conservatives crapping in their pants over this - its my premier reason for encouraging boatload after boatload of more refugees. Yes, lets become more like China, that'll make everything just as right as rain.
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  33. Yes. You're talking about irrationality, alternative facts and a world where you can nurture your fears and try to legitimize your hate.
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  34. Yup, we are. People are afraid because of terrorism, so they don't travel to places where they believe terrorism may occur (or if they do, they stay in their hotel room). This is a real fear they experience, although not really rational. Yes, this affects the economy of the country due to reduced tourism. "I've lived through some terrible things in my life, some of which actually happened" --- attributed to Mark Twain.
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  35. The same end doesn't justify the means
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  36. That's the standard you're using to make the comparison? Wow. Gassing, bad. Anything else = good treatment. Right on.
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  37. And we have a terrible reputation of treating First Nation aboriginals like dog doodoo. Blame game is a child's game.
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  38. It refers to the US's plan that was already in place before the false flag event of 9-11 to invade seven countries in five years. General Wesley Clark: Wars Were Planned - Seven Countries In Five Years
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  39. I wish that that was the only thing, the worst thing that soldiers had/have done. So do the Syrians, the Iraqis, the Afghans, the Libyans, the ...s .
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  40. Sounds like that old "Jeezus is Lord" bumper sticker.
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  41. Then there are those who see Trump's success as a means to a different end, America's, at least to the extent it's knocked firmly back on its ass, Go Trump go.
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  42. I think its a variant of a strongman syndrome/complex. In terms of post revolutionary France I think it would be regarded as a right-wing trait and very likely looked on favourably by the powers and cronies that be. Have conservatives ever led the charge for doing away with FPTP in any other country or jurisdiction anywhere or is it just them damn progressives forever running around trying to change everything?
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  43. Is this the type of tolerance we are striving for in Canada? http://news.nationalpost.com/news/world/female-chess-players-threaten-boycott-after-being-told-to-wear-hijabs-at-world-championship-in-iran Should the women just suck it up and accept another nations customs and laws or is this an outrageous request? I think people are naive to believe that women that do wear the Hijab in the west do so because they want to and not because they are forced to by misogynistic cultural practices.
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  44. Iran had a thriving economy and was on the verge of nationalizing its oil when the US-British backed coup resulted in the Shah who was a dictator who tortured and killed people. The religious takeover was essentially a fraud. The mullahs were not supposed to be anything but religious symbol and asked after the revolution if Khomeini was regretful that he lied to the people, and he said no, he did it in the name of Islam (Taqiya). The oppression that ensued is history. External factors played a much bigger role than you're willing to admit. Their anger at the western nations that instilled the Shah created the perfect breeding ground for the Mullah's takeover. It's also unfair to say that it's ultimately their culture that makes the country what it is. Many are risking their lives every day to bring change.
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