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Looks like he's right you're wrong. When you find yourself having to go back and reword and explain what you said as often as you do then you have a communication issue or you're not being honest
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Absolutely. If Trudeau had even a shred of integrity it would never have gotten to this stage, but here we are and a country cannot function with a government that it has no faith in. Nope. Not until he's won the election. But the liberals have absolutely no mandated at this point to represent Canada
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How immigration is making Canada - and Europe - poorer
CdnFox replied to I am Groot's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
That's not what the op said. And the reason they pay lower wages to those people is because the generally there is lower productivity. Not because of a bad work ethic but they just simply aren't as up to speed as canadian-born people on how things work in the country. So it generally doesn't translate into the higher profits that everyone thinks it does in many cases. McDonald's maybe but that's about it The damage they do is actually quite different. A lower average wage means less tax revenue per person for the government and yet the same number of services must be provided. Basically that means it becomes impossible to deliver the same level of health care, education and other services for the population. They also put tremendous inflationary pressures on the country. When you add a million new mouths to feed every year you put a lot of strain on food prices. And that many people all needing a home puts a strain on the housing market which is reflected in prices. And so on. In the end nobody benefits. Excessive immigration is a net loss for everybody including the immigrants. -
The liberal government didn't feel that way I think he's mostly concerned that some universities have been allowing and even promoting hate speech towards jews. Well they do provide some: In 2021/2022, Canadian universities received $4.6 billion from the federal government, which was an 18.8% decrease from the previous year. But they can also hold back provincial funding of an amount equal to what the universities are getting from the provinces. So not nothing.
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No, even if it were true which is not the case that wouldn't be treason. Treason is when you give Aiden assistance to a enemy combatant of your country. So he woudlnt' be a traitor he would be a usurper. Giving china advance warning of an attack however would be treason. SIgh. Is there ANY chance of you ever showing up and NOT proving what a ditz you are?
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So you're saying you've known he was a traitor for a while now?
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But there's nothing respectful about your debate. You walk into the debate and being insulting and arrogant and refusing to address any of the points that are made to you. And Michael is even worse. I pointed out something that is not only true but is easily verified and in fact was verified by another poster here as soon as I said it and he throws nothing but insults and then runs away to complain about how we can't have an honest discourse. It is 100% obvious that you have no interest in this honest discourse. How does that make your cause look do you think. Do you think people are reading this and thinking better of trans people and their advocates? Do you think this is advancing your cause? Sigh. It's like trying to explain to archie bunker why he's racist
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How immigration is making Canada - and Europe - poorer
CdnFox replied to I am Groot's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
The result is the same regardless of how it's processed. The numbers are accurate no matter what you say about the methods. Basically @I am Groot Just demonstrated that you were wrong and that he was correct and your response isn't to address the issue but is to try and find a way to rework the math so that somehow you look less wrong. However they get here, the number of people don't change and their level of education and suitability for our population doesn't change -
MAGA civil war starting?
CdnFox replied to BeaverFever's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Hey care as long as these people do what they're told. They're happy to care about the peons as long as they stay in line and obey their masters. Conservatives recognize that these are people. And that you are not superior to them in any way shape or form. And that their thoughts and opinions are valid. These are things that liberals simply refuse to accept Nope. Conservatives say the opposite. They think that the solutions to our problems are letting people and the markets figure it out for themselves, and that doing so will in the end produce the best results. It's the left who believes that people must be told what to do, what to think, how to behave etc. We think the left frequently LIES to people and those who don't know better might trust the left and get taken in for a little while. But as the last election in the states shows and the next election in canada will likely show people figure it out in the end. Being lied to has nothing to do with intelligence. Staying lied to does. Which is proof in and of itself that conservatives are smarter LOL -
adjective 1. conforming to a standard; usual, typical, or expected. "it's quite normal for puppies to bolt their food" How is it you still don't have a dictionary at your age? The vast majority of males and females fall within a standard or expected or typical range of sex and gender. A handful don't and that's fine, but that doesn't mean there's not a normal I only disagree with the woke ones 😁 And lets be fair, i call you a lot more than that. I'm quite diverse in my criticisms Awwww.......... was that you as a child? Is that why you grew up this way? Was the nasty trainer being a Chud?!? LOLOL
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Jordan Peterson announces he is moving to America.
CdnFox replied to NAME REMOVED's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Well done, you're now as intelligent as my parrot Yes, we're well aware that your type thinks of anyone that doesn't agree with them or tow their line as being somehow stupid or subhuman. However he was speaking to virtually everybody and frankly his point was entirely valid You really didn't. But that's really no surprise Very clearly you. I'm not the one foaming at the mouth trying to pick apart somebody else's comment from god knows how many years ago which is substantially accurate as far as it relates to his point because I'm slightly buthurt that someone told me to clean up my room -
Tariffs on Canadian Goods
CdnFox replied to NAME REMOVED's topic in Canada / United States Relations
Charlie has gone a little off the rails in the last 4 or 5 years on occasion, but historically he's actually been well respected on both sides of the political aisle. And he certainly not afraid to stand up to the party when he thinks they're wrong, as he did famously over the gun registry debate where the NDP party leader at the time Gave him hell for voting against the gun registry and claimed that "if the conservatives are for something we are naturally against it automatically" turned around and said something to the effect of his job is to vote the way his constituents want and for what's best for Canada and not to be some rubber stamp for the party just because they want to say no everytime a conservative says yes. (or words to that effect). I mean you have to respect that, even if you disagree with his politics. At the end of the day if he says something it's not because he's doing it for show or points, he probably generally means it -
MAGA civil war starting?
CdnFox replied to BeaverFever's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
She's wrong. Of course they can quit. Feel free to do so and leave at any time if that's what you want. But you seem to be presenting this as some sort of proof that there's a giant rift in the Republican party. This may come as a bit of a shock to those on the left, but on the right you're allowed to have different opinions on things. On this very board we've seen members who are considered right wing argue passionately with others who are considered right wing about different ideas and different points of view. That's not a rift, that's open and healthy debate and discussion which challenges ideas and forces people to examine both their own concepts but also other people's. For conservatives that's just normal behavior. All ideas are tested by acid until only gold remains. I'm old enough to remember a time when that was how the left wing thought as well. It's all about towing the party line and talking points and I honestly don't believe that's healthy. The fact that it's gotten to the point where any evidence of diverse ideology or thought is considered a rift by the left is Extremely telling -
Predictions for Jan 6th and the inaugeration.
CdnFox replied to Fluffypants's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Well exactly. Generally speaking people don't riot when the connects don't win the Stanley Cup every year I think they accept that Kamala was a long shot that didn't pay off -
MAGA civil war starting?
CdnFox replied to BeaverFever's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
WHoops, meant to comment on this as well You're absolutely right. Again as we so often find ourselves saying the hypocrisy is unbelievable. The left claims to be all about working for the common man, making sure they get a fair shake and deeply caring about what happens to them, only to call them uneducated slobs with no intellect the moment they vote for someone else A black person who decides to vote for republicans is an uncle tom. A woman who believes in conservative principles is a handmaden. It's like they don't even see their own hypocrisy -
MAGA civil war starting?
CdnFox replied to BeaverFever's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
For sure. They also act as if academic post-secondary education is the only way to actually become educated or get smarter. And that's not true in the slightest. And I say that as a university grad. People can become every bit if not more informed I didn't intelligent outside of formal Academia these days every bit as easy and in fact easier and more thoroughly than they would inside. To be honest the advantage of Academia these days seems to be more about who you meet and the networks you form which will serve you when you graduate rather than anything you learn. It is more about the elite than it is about the educated -
Predictions for Jan 6th and the inaugeration.
CdnFox replied to Fluffypants's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
I think that the average meat and potatoes lefty was far more invested emotionally in hillary than the current ones are in Kamala. Hillary won her nomination and the left were still riding the high of the first black president which they considered to be a monumental success. Now they had the first woman president and her polling suggested she would win. I don't think they like to come out in nearly as much, she never won a primary or even a primary vote, I think the party was very disillusion when it became obvious that they had been lied to with regards to Joe Biden who they did nominate only a short time earlier. So while I'm sure they're just about as pissed that trump got in, they seem more resigned to it and more willing to accept that it happened even if they are unhappy with the result. So I think things will go a little smoother at least to begin with. -
well, I'm not 100% sure how effective simply "Ordering" Local officials to try and tackle it will be or whether we can say they've addressed it, but I guess time will tell. At least they're having a discussion about it and looking for solutions which is good. Until the conversation in the united states stops being about guns and starts being about the violence there is zero chance of anything ever changing in the united states. Which has been the point of many posters
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MAGA civil war starting?
CdnFox replied to BeaverFever's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
ummm no Party affiliation by household income - Religion in America: U.S. Religious Data, Demographics and Statistics | Pew Research Center A we can see from data as late as 2014 (which would definitely include 'maga' types who would vote for trump) the distribution of republican and democrat voters over 100,000 k is almost identical and if anything favours republicans. Ooopsie!!!! why don't you research before you speak? -
Like I've said before, there are other ways of differentiating between people who are trannies and people who are normal, they're just more cumbersome Straight and Transgender works just fine. But you don't like that because it's not enough of a pejorative. Man and transgender man works just fine too. Not cumbersome in this latest. But you feel it lends a certain credibility to men who are biological males and therefore you don't like it What you want to do is to create a new word because you don't want anything that's positive that's associated with previous language to continue. You want to redefine what it means to be a man in its entirety in exclusion of the previous history of men. Same for women. Nothing to do with being cumbersome or difficult or we didn't already have a perfectly good term and has everything to do with you looking for ways to try and promote society to think of men and women as being less than they are