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  1. OftenWrong
    I completely understand. Just cause I dont explicitly clarify everything, does not mean lack of understanding. I'm saying you people want to make an impact of climate change and loss of biodiversity, then go and make fancy speeches about why we need to tax carbon. Meanwhile come get yer backroom deals, boys. Cheaper than tearing down old direlect buildings full of hazardous materials on brown spaces. Let us make new brown spaces then... Around here this is a farce. They don't rewild, they simply pay the fine.
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    I see no reason to develop pristine land to make high-density housing for hundreds of thousands of "economic refugees", especially while our cities are filled with derelict buildings that are in need of being torn down. Especially these days with all the virtue signalling about being environ-mental. We got city councils declaring "Climate Emergency" to make some scary sounding news headlines, but when the time comes to put your money where your mouth is, it's all gone. Doug and slugs will have to find some other way to exploit the province resources and make themselves even more rich. While you people cheer them on...
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    We can't all be a saint like you. Maybe we have to go to a funeral, and it's January and we don't have no propane heated backyard patio, like you people.
  4. OftenWrong
    Yep. Exactly. US Krystallnacht has finally begun.
  5. OftenWrong
    There is a new push to eliminate this thing called "Toxic Masculinity". I do enjoy watching certain fights, mainly boxing though there are no good boxing matches these days. The Octagon style full-contact fights are more popular so that is where the money is these days. Is that "toxic masculinity"? Perhaps. The references I saw were for Hockey Canada, which has yet to fully atone for its sins and purge itself of the guilt that made young people have sex.
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    I think they really were "collapsing", in terms of bed capacity. Hospital capacity went from 90% occupancy to 100% in Covid. Now it's back down to 90%. Certainly other hospital services were not collapsing during covid, since they were shut down. That just seems like transferring harm from one group to another. It should not be repeated. And did we not in this province, over the past 30 years or so, reduce the number of beds available in hospitals? They certainly did that in the major hospitals here in eastern ON. So where are the hospital beds, Mr. Ambassador. Where's your plan B. Any kind of plan at all would be good. But since nobody's interested in Covid, it's dropped from the public's radar while they are being mesmerized by the Ukraine and, bad weather.
  7. OftenWrong
    I always thought you were a complete philistine. Now I know...
  8. OftenWrong
    California, eh? Well, I don't know about that place. And I been there thrice. The way you worded that makes it sound like they make the best beer in America. Solid stuff? Generally beers are either lagers or ales. Then ya got yer malt liquors, which are also might fine, might fine. Here's me enjoying a BA Johnson from Sawdust City.
  9. OftenWrong
    I would certainly be against it. But since the System is now fully incorporated, there's not much one person can do. I'd have to put up with the inconvenience and the knowledge these measures are useless. But more concerning is the effect it has on children, since I've had a normal life and what I would call normal development, I am resilient and able to put things in context. What about kids going to school all masked up, and the fear message pounding into them every day, as it was before. It's them I feel sorry for. Not you buncha old biddies on this web site.
  10. OftenWrong
    Yes, of course they will. Right after we use the old bit-blit to clean 'er up a little.
  11. OftenWrong
    I see lots of holes in this story. the judge said a stiff punishment was necessary to deter future political violence. So in other words, he's being given an unduly harsh sentence just to send a warning to others. Appeal time... and noted that “it didn’t take rifles or explosives.” What were they gonna do, pussey-whip them with feathers? As Proud Boys swarmed the Capitol, Tarrio cheered them on from afar, writing on social media, So was not even there in person. What a comedy show. All for the optics, to prevent Trump from becoming the next president. It's like a horror movie. Gripped with fear, you know he's still coming. Trump... cannot.... be ... stopped...
  12. OftenWrong

    26 Deg. now as the sun goes down. Dropping to 21 overnight.

    "Climate Emergency!!"  :rolleyes:

    :lol: :lol:

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    2. TreeBeard

      TreeBeard

      You don’t believe in climate science because of the weather?

    3. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      I don't believe the temperature we see right now is due to the global warmings. Global temperature has only gone up a degree or so, still below the threshold agreed to in the Paris accord. So if this is a safety margin, and we are not even close to that,

      well my friend, what can I say.

      You people can pee your pants because it's 32 degrees in August in Ontario, all you want.

      So stay the bleep indoors then, run your blasted air conditioners,

      and your televisions and computers, and your 5G networks and phones.

      Power sucking bundles of sticks

      Just don't come crying to me about your carbon, and shit.

    4. TreeBeard

      TreeBeard

      You don’t believe the science because some people blame weather on climate change too much?  
       

      ok. 

  13. OftenWrong
    All the attention and noise over Bud Light made me "curious". So I decided, why not, I like trying new things. And to my surprise, find out I like it. Has a different finish than Coors lite, if you're so inclined. In fact it is now my new preference. Having a new beer is not unlike having a new girlfriend, or what have you as the case may be. Especially when you know, it's probably not going to last that long but hey, for now, we're having fun...
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    Liberal party needs to be routed, with a rolling 'R' on the tongue...

    1. OftenWrong

      OftenWrong

      Try it... rrrouted!

  15. OftenWrong
    Hard to say definitively. But one attribute will be clear: They will have the whole establishment against them.
  16. OftenWrong
    In other words, not even politics. I'm talking about the people who actually run things, little Herbie. They got both sides in the pocket. But am glad, it helps you sleep at night to know you've voted. Pick one from column A, one from column B
  17. OftenWrong
    This level of corruption goes beyond partisanship. That is just another tool to keep you peoples heads spinning round and round!
  18. OftenWrong
    Nothing has been proven yet re Trump himself. Innocent until proven guilty is how it works in free society. Yet they are panicking that he may run again, and win, by the will of the people. They are sore afraid.
  19. OftenWrong
    Exactly. Chirp chirp. You and Hardener. Oh well, no harm done. Always happy to educate. Just would be great if you people did at least try to keep up. Would save a lot of time. It's like, people who go bonkers over something called Qanon, while ignoring the evidence surrounding Epstein. Its like pointing to the spec in my eye while ignoring the log jam coming out of yours
  20. OftenWrong
    Yep. The so-called CAN-SINO deal. Already old news, which I posted about here as well some time ago. Get yourselves a history lesson right here- 'Ill-considered'vaccine deal quashed by China cost Canadian taxpayers For those who do not habla
  21. OftenWrong
    This is washroom politics. I've never seen anyone show their ass in a public washroom though. That would be offensive. As a normal cisgender male, I don't want some queer looking at me either. And if you get that, you'll see why it's a non-issue.
  22. OftenWrong
    Who would have thought that all science, technology and engineering has been bigoted and racist throughout the history of peoplekind?
  23. OftenWrong
    The working class is majority yet they don't "rule society". Corporations and big government have the clout. And now they have all the digital control. Enjoy your voting, happy citizen
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    Question is not should they but why aren't they. Working class is the majority. But wait- thought this was democracy, so why is the working class being bled dry while being led around by the nose. Just because they would "rule society" doesn't mean it would be communism. Working class people earn their way through life. If the poor non-working class ruled, they would want the government cheese.
  25. OftenWrong
    Yep. I gave the evidence, but if a person doesn't read entire posts before they respond, they won't understand. Simply put Canadians are more progressive than Trudeau. He is regression. Not even regression, it's not like Canada's going back to what it was like before. He is bringing in an alien culture. The Sino-fication of our country.
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