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  1. It's not the size of the impact, it's the targeting that is interesting: In making up their own list of products to tax, EU leaders sought to make a point to US President Donald Trump and his supporters that protectionism carries a price. Among the items now subject to high taxes when entering the EU: bourbon whiskey from Kentucky, the home state of US Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell. Harley Davidson motorcycles and artisan cheese, both of which are produced in Wisconsin, the home state of Republican House speaker Paul Ryan. And orange juice - one of the most important crops in Florida: a swing state whose Republican governor, Rick Scott, is in a tight race for a Senate seat. https://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/insidestory/2018/06/eu-slaps-tariffs-world-trade-war-inevitable-180622153429238.html Picking off Republican states one by one. Trump voters are going to feel the consequences of their own malice. Harleys, bourbon, peanuts and poker (playing cards). Sounds like a southern boys-night-out just took a hit! Lol I just have a droll appreciation for the irony of the EU's creative approach! I hope Trudeau comes up with some similar ideas. And btw ... we are not in need of the Trumptard's "medicine". He's an idiot manchild that a bunch of other angry idiot menchildren set loose to create chaos where none was needed.
  2. I'm talking about men who become explosive, hateful and downright scary when they're rejected. They are everywhere. But you wouldn't know that. These are the kind of guys that get bullied, ridiculed and dismissed as weird and pathetic by other guys. You don't realize how dangerous they are to women because you don't experience it ... and you dismiss women's complaints about them.
  3. Court ruling a victory for opponents of hate speech https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/06/22/court-ruling-a-victory-for-opponents-of-hate-speech.html When Mohamad Fakih opened his restaurant’s doors to a Liberal Party fundraiser last July, some uninvited guests showed up: Kevin Johnston and Ranendra “Ron” Banerjee, two men who have become fixtures at anti-Islam rallies across the GTA. In videos posted online, they stood outside Fakih’s restaurant Paramount Fine Foods and suggested it was a “nefarious” business that only served customers who are “jihadist” or “raped your wife at least a few times.” Fakih sued for defamation; ... But before the case has even gone to trial, a Superior Court of Justice judge has already delivered a preliminary victory for Fakih, ruling Banerjee’s videotaped comments “involve hallmarks of hate” and do not relate to a matter of public interest. So ... It goes to trial. I'm glad to see there are some teeth in the law to stop these two hateful idiots. Kevin Johnston also faces charges for hate crimes for previous online threatening behaviour regarding Muslim prayers in an elementary school.
  4. No, a rape object.
  5. The trade war is on! https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/eu-retaliatory-tariffs-us-begin-1.4717696 EU targets Harley Davidsons, peanuts, bourbon, orange juice. The trade war is on — and Trump voters are the target Jun 22 201 The European Union’s robust retaliatory tariffs came into force Friday on $3.2 billion of U.S. goods designed specifically to inflict pain on Donald Trump’s political base in the American heartland. https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/mbkdbp/european-union-trade-war-trump-voters Very interesting concept. Trade: https://www.google.ca/search?q=canada+trade+by+state&oq=canada+trade+by+state&aqs=chrome..69i57j0l2.14865j1j7&client=ms-android-bell-ca&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=os6Ed5-pMJyIjM: Trump https://www.nytimes.com/elections/results/president Hmm...
  6. And a language issue. That's our fault if there's not a Leaving Canada sign in French. We'll get right on that. Btw ... was she cavity searched? Pigs.
  7. They drove her 200km to jail for 2 weeks. Are they mad?! Was there not a sign in French? Obviously there were no Canadian CBSA folks around guarding our border from marauding US joggers.
  8. One could speculate what came first: He hates women because they've rejected them. Or Women rejected him because his seething hatred was apparent. Either way, Incels see women as inferior, to be dominated, and they despise the power that women have to reject them. We (women) have all met them, men who want to think a simple conversation or smile is an invitation to sex, who quickly blow their chances with presumption and innuendo, and then they explode into nasty insults ("bitch" is the goto) when you reject their bumbling advances. Their 'advances' are too much too soon, too disrespectful, too domineering, etc. You always hope that you never see the explosive ones again, that they don't know where you live or work and don't stalk you ... because they are the ones who might. They don't want a real woman. They can't sustain a real relationship. They just want a sex object they can dominate. There's a difference. Yes, there is such a thing as misogyny.
  9. Sexism and terrorism. Misogynist adolescent angst with the will to kill. Elliot Rodger and Alex Minassian are now the heroes of the women-hating alt-right. The stunted emotional development of the alt-right breeds, supports and encourages terrorism against women. Just some thoughts about Alek Minassian's violent and lethal attack in Toronto and the InCel rebellion, that have not been addressed in any discussions here yet. The silence is deafening. http://torontosun.com/news/local-news/accused-toronto-attack-suspect-admired-mass-murderer-blamed-women-for-lack-of-sex-life
  10. There is no reason to judge a hijab as anything but a headscarf that women choose to wear for their own reasons. Nobody's business.
  11. To respond to the OP ... Any OP that quotes something that says "...creeping sharia ..." isn't worth responding to. In Canada, women can cover their faces if they choose, for whatever reason they choose. The only people who object to women's free choices are controlling chauvinist pigs.
  12. PIK trolled ... "fixed" your post. Not allowed. You're in the clear. So ... this derailed thread is about Islamophobia . ..?
  13. I guess that's why some controlling men get abusive about what 'their' woman wears ... in every culture.
  14. The hijab is a head scarf. Like this: Of course the Queen is a desirable woman whose husband makes her hide herself ... right? And elderly Catholic women used to always wear veils to church to cover their faces ... so the priest doesn't get randy on them I guess. In other churches, hats with sexy veils betrayed 'fallen women' dressed too sexy for church. Brides still 'lift the veil' to present themselves to their husbands ... for sex. If a woman covers herself from head to foot, men will be leering at any glimpse of exposed skin or stocking. Women wear what women want to wear. Nobody's business.
  15. Of course, this isn't news to the Indigenous Mayan people, but researchers think they've "found" something: Huge Mayan city with pyramids found hidden under jungle High-tech mapping suggests 10 million people may have lived within the Maya Lowlands http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/technology/mayan-pyramids-1.4519863 Researchers using a high-tech aerial mapping technique have found tens of thousands of previously undetected Mayan houses, buildings, defence works and pyramids in the dense jungle of Guatemala's Peten region, suggesting that millions more people lived there than previously thought. The discoveries, which included industrial-sized agricultural fields and irrigation canals, were announced Thursday by an alliance of U.S., European and Guatemalan archaeologists working with Guatemala's Mayan Heritage and Nature Foundation. ... And the extensive defensive fences, ditch-and-rampart systems and irrigation canals suggest a highly organized workforce. "There's state involvement here, because we see large canals being dug that are re-directing natural water flows," said Thomas Garrison, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Ithaca College in New York. The 2,100 square kilometres (810 square miles) of mapping done vastly expands the area that was [previously known to be] intensively occupied by the Maya, whose culture flourished between roughly 1,000 BC and 900 AD. Their descendants still live in the region. Ancient Indigenous cosmopolitan cities of North America. Not 'nomads', not wandering 'hunter-gatherers', but sophisticated agricultural, technological, cultural societies and cities of millions of people. Fascinating!
  16. They don't. Women may dress sexy. But they do not dress to present themselves as objects for sex except sex by consent with whom they choose, when they choose and how they choose. Men who consider women sex objects because of the way they are dressed ... have a serious problem.
  17. Omni is right. Trump would get the finger in Canada, like Bush did but many many more. Like all white supremacists, he'd be chased out of town.
  18. WHO is the "Muslim" on mlw saying such things? Link pls.
  19. Oh Rue, you still flogging that dead horse? Two states is the only viable solution, Israel within it's legal borders. Waiting ... waiting ...
  20. Sounds like Christianity.
  21. http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/refugees/inside/apply-who.asp More info there. I am not sure whether those arriving are being processed as refugees, or as regular immigrants. It would be good to clarify that.
  22. Read the link I posted above.
  23. Obviously that's part of the screening process. Look it up.
  24. All of the refugees admitted to Canada have been screened in the camps in Europe and again here. https://www.thestar.com/news/immigration/2017/02/24/refugee-vetting-in-us-and-canada-already-extreme-experts-say.html
  25. Every Canadian continues to benefit from resources from land taken illegally from Indigenous Peoples. Funds distributed to Indigenous communities are monies from their Trust Funds, monies from revenues from their traditional lands, under the treaties. In many cases, those monies were also taken illegally, and put into General Revenues to benefit Canadians instead of into the Indigenous Trust Funds. We are waaaay behind in our payments and debts to Indigenous Nations. Sharing the revenues from traditional Indigenous land with the original owners is a process that has barely begun in recent years, due to Supreme Court decisions upholding Aboriginal and treaty rights.
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