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5 hours ago, Shady said:
Sounds like 2016. Didn’t Hillary have a 95% chance of winning? She was up by bigger margins in the battleground states at this point than Biden is.
Nope. Not even remotely close. Biden is up HUGE in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
For comparisons sakes, with 2 weeks to go Hillary had a 5 point lead. Biden has a 10 point lead. Not only that, Trump had the momentum after the final debate, and finished 3.6 points behind Hillary on election date. The polls really were not off that much. Hillary Clinton ended up winning the popular vote by 2.1%, which was 1.5 points less than the polls suggested.
Biden has all the momentum, and Trump is completely deranged this time around. The FBI has discredited all the Russian propaganda this time around, something they were unprepared for in 2016. Trump is actually spending most of the time going after Dr.Fauci the leading virologist in the United States, who is very respected Worldwide.
Trump si going to blow it, and it's going to be a Republican bloodbath.
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What are you going on about? Have you been hitting the bottle again?
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6 minutes ago, Army Guy said:
So what are the facts ?, what makes mass immigration a good thing for Canada, And do we just dismiss all the lessons learned for Europe's mass immigration for fear of being call a racist or called scared white men.
I'm not going to waste my time. I can tell the majority of posters here are on the extreme right Trump supporters. I can't be bothered.
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4 hours ago, BeaverFever said:
So you have no proof. The internet is also full of websites that claim the world is flat. Just because some crackpot posts wild claims online doesn’t mean they’re true. The guy at immigration watch is exactly that, just some random kook.
I actually read that Immigration Watch Canada site. Nothing but xenophobia and bullshit. Never let the facts get in the way of a good narrative, for scared old White men.
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I hope COVID 19 does not affect the Jets long term viability.
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2 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:
"Good for her" was referring to the woman who wrote the article that Argus cited.
Speak English much?
You are a strange one.
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27 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:
Good for her. There are Dems who have come out in support of Trump as well.
First off, that is a man. I checked some background information on him, and he seems like a nut. Crowd-surfing without a mask, during a pandemic indoors. Yup, this guy seems stable.
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1 minute ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
Canada has done the same in the name of British imperialism, NATO, R2P, and "peacekeeping", but that doesn't mean it has an "empire".
Incorrect. Canada has never gone in alone, or conducted military intervention in order to prop up a dictatorship in the Americas. In fact, after WW2, the conflicts Canada became involved in, only Operation Stands out as a mistake. We refused to get involved in Vietnam thankfully, and also Iraq in 2003, as the United States failed to convince the UN the country had weapons of mass destruction.
Afghanistan was a just war, as America was attacked, and the Taliban were allowing Al Qaeda to take refuge in the country. We also have been peacekeepers in numerous conflicts around the World. We are highly respected Worldwide.
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4 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
Already discussed....American content drives Canada's highest rated networks. Fox News Corp. is not publicly funded. The CBC is state funded and controlled media, like any other banana republic.
America is in danger of becoming a banana republic under trump. You should take some history or political science courses, to find out the meaning of a banana republic. Most are found in South America and Africa, where the standard of living is poor. Last time I checked, Canada had the highest quality of life in the World.
If Canada truly was a "banana" republic, the CBC would be the ONLY network allowed.
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3 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
Nonsense...the American "empire" is economic and rose after the fall of Canada's previous favourite empire, Great Britain.
The American empire is similar to many empires before it. With the exception of Cuba, any country in their sphere of influence, that tried to install a socialist Government quickly found itself at odds with the United States. The US has invaded many countries in the fight against Communism, and terror. They have also propped up many totalitarian dictatorships in South and Central America.
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4 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
I did....CBC's fake news is funded by Canadian taxpayers each year at over $1 billion.
Why are you comparing CBC to FOX? They are from two different countries. Besides, CBC is far superior to FOX, and one of the most respected news sources Worldwide.
In comparison, FOX is fake news.
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Just now, bush_cheney2004 said:
There is no American Empire so your violent plan is a non-starter.
I assume you are joking. America is the World's superpower, and unofficially have always been an empire.
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2 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
Fox News Corp is not a state sponsored and funded network like the CBC.
Who said anything about CBC?
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1 minute ago, WestCanMan said:
I know.
It's far beyond your capability to think for yourself, and CNN didn't tell you that, so there's no way that it could possibly be true from your POV. Still, you can't refute it, so you're left in a position where all you can do is throw down a sandbox insult and try to keep a stiff upper lip.
The sad thing is that if someone said what I just said about Trump you'd instantly believe it regardless of what it said. The fact that something is negative/positive about someone you dislike/like is enough for you, facts be damned.
I served during the cold war, there were no 'missions'.
I was already out 5 years before desert storm.
No offense, but Stolen valor is frowned upon in North America. I would really like to believe you, but I can't.
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1 hour ago, Argus said:
Well, I'm not on the Left. I had some interest in him prior to the election. Then I found out about his multiple bankruptcies. That somewhat dimmed my respect for him as a great businessman. Then I read the story behind how his Atlantic City casinos went bust, about how he failed to do even rudimentary studies on ongoing costs vs expected revenue (income per square foot of casinos and per hotel room is a largely known quantity). I read how some guy working for a magazine did it, pointed out that there was no way his casino was going to earn enough to pay the bills, and how Trump threatened to sue the magazine if he wasn't fired - which he was. I read a banker who was in on the bankruptcy hearings say he'd never met a CEO who knew and understood his company's finances less than Trump.
None of that has anything to do with his juvenile behaviour or his twitter feed.
Since he's gotten into power I've seen him bully everyone around him, though only those with no power or influence. I've seen him fail to appoint people to hundreds of important jobs. I've seen him run through a series of cabinet appointments and aides, firing intelligent, capable people until he got down to the yes-men and grifters. I've seen him openly insult and pick fights with American allies while engaging in grovelling flattery with dictators. I've seen him flout all the traditions a state needs to retain widespread acceptance of its legitimacy and respect for government. I've seen him do everything he can to profit off the office, from directing foreign lobbyists to stay at his resorts and hotels to seeking financial investment from China for his resort.
I've seen him exhibit a nearly total lack of understanding about how government works, about how an economy works, about business, finance, law, even the basics of constitutional law. I've seen him ignore this pandemic because it was hitting Democratic states first, and then refuse to do anything to help even as it spread. And because he said it was no big deal to begin with he's refused to backtrack. Because Trump never admits he is wrong about anything. So his administration continues to downplay the disease, downplay the precautions needed and refuse to provide organizational or financial assistance to the states while continuing to tout the message that the virus is no big deal and no precautions are needed.
Trump would rather have people die than admit he was wrong. That's just how utterly sociopathic a narcissist he is.
And if you think all that fails to provide a reason to feel contempt towards him as president then you have some mighty strange standards and judgement.
You have to read Mary Trump's book, which came out in July. I was not surprised by it, but it certainly connects the dots as to why Trump is the way he is.
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On 10/16/2020 at 10:29 AM, WestCanMan said:
The lowest point in the history of American media was when an internationally syndicated TV "News Network" committed libel against a teenager.
THE. lowest.
Slandering someone's reputation is actually one of the very worst things that a human can do without the use of violent force Argus. For an international corporation to do it to a minor is unfathomable.
I know that it's common practice for leftists to slander people, but you guys also support rioting, looting, arson and assaults against police officers. Your ultra-low standards are not adequate in any way, shape or form.
FOX news has done far worse.
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11 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
"We" ?
There are numerous examples of voter fraud in the United States over the past 100 years, including deceased voters and illegal voters from Canada. Al Gore certainly claimed voting errors in his feeble attempt to win Florida in 2000 (Bush v. Gore).
Gore would have won the election, if they made voting easier for Blacks and other disadvantaged people. In fact, I can honestly say the Republicans would have lost every election since 1988, if voting was as efficient as it is in Canada. Voter suppression has always been a problem in America.
In Canada, I have never waited over 10 minutes to vote, regardless of location.
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7 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:
OK, so you completely edited your post after I responded to it, kudos for realizing how pitiful it was.
Sadly, this is just another shallow, empty accusation where you failed to have good reason to disagree with what I said.
FYI Barack Obama FULLY supported protests against the police, he FULLY supported anthem-kneeling, and even during the worst periods of violence during his Presidency he never spoke out against rioting, looting, arson, violence and racial division. He never commented on the criminal nature of BLM or how they were selectively editing video to drum up hatred and fear of police. He even fanned the flames of racism with comments like: "I can't help but notice that Trayvon looks like me.... etc"
Just in case you don't know how the English language works, let me explain to you the entire meaning of the above sentence. "If that was me when I was younger, and I was obeying the law and being respectful, I never could have survived a walk down that street because Zimmerman was a white-supremacist Mexican-American and he was looking for a black kid to kill, like a lot of other cops. Trayvon was black, and that's the only reason he was killed."
The notion that Trayvon's skin colour was the only or the main reason for his death was completely farcical conjecture and Barack Obama's comment was entirely divisive and shameful. Period. Given the amount of thought that Obama puts into being clear and concise, there's no reason to believe that he wasn't actually trying to fear monger when he said that.
Do you like stats camper? Did you know that BLM actually had a chance to patrol American streets for 3 weeks, thereby ensuring the safety of African-Americans in a 7-block area of Seattle, referred to as CHAZ? Yep. BLM police controlled 7 blocks of sovereign US soil for 3 weeks and they only killed one black child.
Think for a second about the fact that there are about 30,000 times as many police officers working across America as there were Chazis, and in just 3 weeks they managed to kill a kid and then clear the crime scene of evidence.
In order for the "regular, racist American cops" to keep pace with the Chazis, they'd have to kill 30,000 black kids every 3 weeks. Lets pretend that there are only 10,000 times as many "normal, racist cops" as Chazis. They'd still have to kill 10,000 black kids every 3 weeks to keep pace with the Chazis. That would be 170,000 black kids that they'd have to kill. And don't forget that they'd also be destroying all the evidence on those scenes as well, just to be on par with the Chazis.
Quick Camper, what's the name of the 16 yr old black kid that was killed by the CHOP Gestapo? What was the name of his 14 year old friend who was critically injured? Can you find some video of Anderson Cooper saying those names? Or Don Lemon? Or anyone on CNN? Just find me one video where CNN showed their faces and named their names Camper. One video. Honestly, they were children, killed by police, and the evidence of what happened was removed from the crime scene. If cops in Tulsa or Podunk did that, you'd know their names little man. You'd still be seeing them every day.
Toodle off now.
I did not even bother to read that "word salad." You need to get out more.
PS...what division of the Armed Forces did you serve in, what missions did you partake in?
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3 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:
Wrong.
Again, you're just spewing a CNN narrative as if there's some factual basis for it. The American members of the US military actually have no reason to dislike Trump, and the vast majority actually do support him.
I'll give you credit, you probably know more about feeling shame than most, but there's nothing to be ashamed of with Trump's record as POTUS.
Shameful would be supporting a disgrace of a President like Obama, who literally turned his back on the police and made it cool to disrespect of the American flag.
You should probably get outside more, if you really believe that rubbish.
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26 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
I didn't miss anything...U.S. military support varies depending on circumstances.
Clinton defeated two WW2 combat veterans.
You have misunderstood the message I am trying to get across. I'm not talking about Presidents/challengers who are Republican, that have served in the armed forces. I am referring to the actual present day army.
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You may have missed the part where I stated that the US military traditionally backs Republicans, so if he is trailing Biden even in the Armed Forces, it says quite a bit about Trump.
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4 minutes ago, bush_cheney2004 said:
False...Trump enjoys support from the military consistent with support levels among the general population.
Google Trump support in the US military. He clearly isn't very popular.
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8 minutes ago, WestCanMan said:
LMAO. This is the first time that I've ever heard that reason for Americans travelling with a US flag. America has a bad rep for being foreign policy bullies and that's all.
As a former member of Canada's military I can assure you that members of our military share an extreme trust and respect for America's military, period. Your sentiments are childish and divisive.
I never said American soldiers were bad. However, you bring up a good point. No one is more pissed off than the military at Trump's insistence on alienating traditional American allies, while cozying up to dictators. The US Military hates Trump, and this stands out, considering that traditionally, most soldiers favor the Republican party.
If you truly are a former member of the Canadian military, and you happen to support a man like Trump, you have shamed your country.
The road to 2020
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What a selfish piece of garbage 50 Cent is. Of course he is against the tax. It only increases taxes on the wealthiest 1% of the population who make $400,000 a year. That would include 50 Cent, who makes millions. The working class and middle class will get tax breaks, but why should a drug addicted rapper making millions care about his fellow Black people?