Nefarious Banana
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3 hours ago, Moonbox said:
I wasn't talking to you Argus. I was quoting Nefarious Banana and his worthless vitriol. I imagine you have him blocked, because he appears to be an angry-nonsense ranter.
Obviously you don't have my posts blocked, as I don't have yours blocked. I do enjoy your pretentious posts. I'm easily amused. Carry on . . .
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Justin Trudeau . . . . the truly disturbing thing is that his lies, pandering, foolish economic policies, etc. . . .. have become acceptable. Sparkle socks and selfies rule the day. Canada's fucked.
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Clown-boy with a restricted weapon . . . . . maybe its just his water pistol.
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50 minutes ago, Moonbox said:
I did elaborate...right in the post you've quoted. Go ahead and read the entirety of each sentence. I'm not even going to respond.
I don't see even a shred of interest from you on having an intelligent conversation. You just want to rant nonsense and attack people.
I've never voted anything but PC in an Ontario election, and have only occasionally voted Liberal federally. I'm a typical Toronto voter though.....
Your non-response is to be expected. Nothing new there. Carry on.
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24 minutes ago, Moonbox said:
Free trade is more of a right-wing thing actually.
The left has done plenty of good for the economy . . . . Care to elaborate?
Conversely, the "right" has caused all sorts of damage to the economy. Again, care to elaborate?
The danger is discounting one side altogether as bad, and deciding that the other is defacto 'good'. Any thinking person of any stripe would see that this present Liberal 'clown prince' has damaged this country financially before the Covid, damaged the country by discouraging investment, by widening the racial differences (ban on guns does not apply to the Indians), killed the goose that laid the golden $$ eggs (Alberta) . . . . the list is long and sad. You sound like a typical Toronto voter . . . . ??
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1 hour ago, betsy said:Yeah. That's what hubby explained to me. The first cop got everything under control - it was the second one that came rushing in who smashed the face of the chief.
The first cop did not have everything under control . . . . the chief was in and out of the vehicle multiple times, could have emerged with a weapon, took his coat off indicating a possible assault on the cop, and he invited and resisted arrest. The chief is a dickhead.
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The 'chief' is a dick . . . .
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45 minutes ago, Rue said:
You got your damn right to say that...but you mistake him and me and others who had our own issues with lack of freedom but found it here. He is the last guy who would blindly support government phack you. Yah he did not inherit your shit...doesn't mean he expects you to accept your shit. We respect freedom, not your lack of it. We don't presume to tell you a damn thing. If we do say phack off. Some of us know we walk on soil we know has blood on it. We won't waste emotions like guilt on it. We honour it by walking around it. Might not be much but we will stay out of your face. You got shit to settle, you will. Probably not with Lord Justin but eventually someone with balls. So probably a female Prime Minister.
Men never settle up. We pose and posture and strut and never pay back our debts until someone gets shot or a knee broken.
It's not good to use your whole post in a quote . . . . but, just what are you trying to say? Are you answering for another member here? Are you suffering from mental issues? What is your post about?
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4 hours ago, eyeball said:
I'm quite certain you've heard them many many times but you never listen so...
In any case here's 8 specific things that I'm fairly certain apply in Canada and I'm just as certain they'll all be disavow and dismissed and ironically enough in a very systematic way.
https://www.raceforward.org/videos/systemic-racism
Part 1 of 8.
Watch 8 of your selected videos . . . be branded a racist, asshole, lazy, stupid, and told by you to STFU if no one watches these videos ? Do everyone a favour and just list your 'proof' and be happy that you've educated everyone. Is there an Anger Management group in your neighborhood ?
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37 minutes ago, Independent1986 said:
I don't find it patriotic to start bashing your fellow Canadians or the country itself because the management . . . is bad. The management will change. What if . . . your favorite wins the PM . . . will you come after and say Canada is great now ?
Blind patriotism is great if you're one of the sheep flock. Any realist can see that Canada is too big to govern in its present form. Encourage Quebec to separate . . . then you'll have a chance at making a real Canada.
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It's difficult to describe the depth of my loathing and contempt for Justin Trudeau. Treacherous and self serving . . . . Canada's cancer.
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41 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:
With all of the accusations of systemic racism, including the idea of unconscious bias, some companies are implementing affirmative action hiring policies that will aim to hire more minorities. The CBC, for example, claims it will make sure at least 50% of its workforce are minorities. Do you agree with affirmative action policies?
50% of the CBC 'work' force is deadwood. Taxpayer funded, bought and paid for, pandering to the equally deadwood Liberal government. 50% minorities is another socialist tool . . . how about competition for the job with others who are as qualified? Who cares if you're a so-called minority . . . if you can do the work better than others - - - the job's yours. This country is so pussified it's sickening.
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^ ^ ^ Have been saying this for years . . . . . taxme has done a great job with his above post. We do not have a country as long as Quebec is involved.
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13 hours ago, Zeitgeist said:
Well he poured billions of Canadians’ hard-earned tax dollars into buying a pipeline to prop up Alberta’s oil-based economy, so there’s that.
He didn't need to buy a pipeline . . . he dithered around until Kinder-Morgan withdrew.
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4 hours ago, Rue said:
Manitoba is full of mosquitoes. They are nasty, evil, and carriers of disease. We need to invade and exterminate them or put them in schools and teach them not to be butterflies.
Manitoba has an eastern seaport at Churchill . . . . ship western grain to European markets. The port is open months longer with 'global warming' . . . For western separation to work, Manitoba has to be included. Mosquitoes are preferable to the 'blow flies' that buzz around the sh!tpile Federal Govt. Remember, Quebec & Ontario need the west more than we need them.
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1 hour ago, jacee said:
Alberta alienated itself, refusing to see the writing on the wall.
Care to elaborate on your confused statement ?
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Jester Trudeau pissed away a mountain of tax-payer $$ before the Covid crisis, alienated the western provinces, cleaved this country along regional-economic-racial lines, and spooked-off any serious investment. A wonderful leader. A traitor.
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On 5/20/2020 at 8:14 AM, JohnnyCanuck said:
The end of Canada as a constitutional monarchy is ok by me IF the replacement is a Republic in which all Canadians are equal citizens, with equal political representation.
Let the discussion be about Canada being re-defined as a fair and equal Republic. If this re-definition does not occur then Elizabeth Windsor can remain in place. This is too important a chance to finally sweep the politically privileged out. We cannot waste this chance to just get a simple-simon renaming of the GG to President, after which a certain uninformed mass will prance around shouting 'we're a free people' , while in the background the elite puppetmasters, who benefit from things the way they are now, silently snigger.
Thoughts anyone?
This country will never be united as long as Quebec is involved. Quebec is only at the picnic to eat other provinces sandwiches. They didn't sign the 1982 Constitution, and don't want to be a part of Canada. Manitoba west would make a great stand-alone country.
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The Trudeaus' are divorcing ?
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17 minutes ago, cougar said:
Yes, they gave you a permit to pack while invading pristine bear habitat. You should have never been allowed to get there in the first place!
I do not invade bear habitat. I am largely on trails and rivers where bears and humans know a bit about one another and coexist.
I am not looking to put myself between a bear and his kill, between a mother and her cubs, I do not approach them to ask them how they are doing and see if I can do their pedicure. I do not camp on their land and leave half of my steak by the tent.
Again, it is people with little understanding and respect for wildlife that choose to carry guns and use them at first opportunity.
Your above post with all its assumptions shows how utterly uninformed you are. Hoping that your Walt Disney-ish ideas don't get you and your dog into a situation you know nothing about.
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27 minutes ago, cougar said:
Where have you heard of hikers carrying a loaded .44 to protect themselves from bears? Which BC Parks website would you reference? In some places they advise people walk in groups of 6 or more. Bear spray and bear bangers is what works in this neck of the woods. Side arms and semi-automatics are for "normal folks" living in the city like you!
Had a 'permit to pack' while prospecting up the BC coastal inlets. Mine: Ruger Super Blackhawk. Tell me about travelling in thick coastal vegetation alone . . . Mississauga man. You're out of your league here. Stick to the BC Parks you referenced. Pick some mushrooms for clarity of thought.
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55 minutes ago, cougar said:
How many types of mentalities are there for you? city dweller, redneck, what else?
There's your naive mentality . . . . . and then there's normal folks mentalities.
A dog can be a detriment in bear country.
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13 hours ago, cougar said:
Nothing can be further from the truth than that. I am not a city dweller. I am closer to a cougar than you think. I do have to provide food for myself by "going to work" and "shopping" except for fish, mushrooms and berries that I harvest. Most of my time, however I spend away from people, along rivers or near the mountain peaks in the summer.
City dwellers typically do not care about wildlife, or the environment as they do not see the human invasion and damage unless someone shows it to them.
You have the city dweller mentality . . . . hard to hide. You didn't say where you immigrated from . . . . guessing Toronto?
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2 hours ago, Rue said:
I would contend the life of animals is as valuable as a human's life because by learning to respecting the sanctity of their lives we learn to do the same with human life. I also contend the life of an animal given up to test medicine to save humans of feed a human is by that sense as valuable as the human life or lives it enables to continue living.
I am defending Cougar's respect for wildlife. I do not necessarily share his views on all hunters or gun control but yes on the sanctity of life.
Have hunted all my life. The taking of that game animal's life is not a joyous occasion, in reality, it's quite sad. It's always made me sad at the moment, but quietly thankful for the opportunity to provide food for my family.
Cougar's views are somewhat unrealistic and seem to be from a common thought pattern of the inner city dweller unconnected to nature.
What's wrong with this arrest?
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Expired plate . . . . expired insurance? How would you like the chief plowing into your vehicle full of family members? There ain't no 'healing circle' gonna fix that . . . the 'chief' is a dickhead.