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Disgusting Erica Kirk Attack
CdnFox replied to gatomontes99's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Zero. But it's very typical of you to blame their bad behavior on someone else. Disgusting but typical. So I see. Maybe stop doing that -
Tampon Tim Referred To DoJ By Vice President
CdnFox replied to Nationalist's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
well this should be interesting. I bet there's a lotta people out there who're a little worried about what he might say to get a reduced sentence if charges proceed. -
Not even a little bit. Slavery in and of itself wasn't the problem, the problem was who gets to make the rules. Slavery was perhaps the most major irritant in that issue but it was by far and away not the only one. In fact the war broke out because the south tried to kick out a federal military base that had been stationed on their land without permission essentially I can absolutely Envision Carney ordering the military to move in and seize key infrastructure and arrest politicians who claimed that they were separate. At that point the question is would albertans fight back and once the shooting starts it's done. The war is on. And it's not one that Alberta would likely win. So actual separatism is really unlikely. What would be more likely is Alberta negotiating taking over some of the current federal powers but that would be by agreement and not constitution. Which means it only lasts so long It doesn't work that well at all. About the best you can say is that it works better than killing each other in the bloodiest wars in human history From that perspective it's a major step up but economically it's not great, it creates massive problems with having a unified currency so no country can have its own fiscal policy, the regulation absolutely stifles the hell out of trade, one country has left and there is strains with a few of the others which may very well break off over time. The best you can claim is it's better than nothing or war. But it's not a great solution. It's just better than a lot of the other ones
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Carney yelling at Lib MPs, centralizing power
CdnFox replied to Moonlight Graham's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Sure there is. We can see them being offered cabinet positions committee positions and their constituencies receiving significant benefits as a result. In the case of the territories her company received hundreds of thousands of dollars in new contracts from the government as well. None of which is technically illegal as long as it wasn't an official condition of their crossing. You can legally say "gosh it wouldn't' SURPRISE me to see someone of your talent being given a bunch of committee seats and double your current income! (wink wink!)" But there's no doubt we can absolutely 100 percent see that they derrived very very substantial benefits personally from their crossing. So... yeah There really is a way to verify it. -
They did it REPEATEDLY too. The fact that they did it even tho THEY DID NOT HAVE A MANDATE TO DO SO actually makes it worse. AKA you're a lying sack of shit. Obama did it worse, Biden did it worse, and you were fine with that and have said so here. You were also fine with the unconstitutional attempt to use the court system to deny trump's name on the ballot. But now that it's happening to someone you like, SUDDENLY you're all tears. Screw you, you complete hypocrite. If trump did it 10 times as much you guys would still have it coming. If the dems ever manage to get back in power, then make SURE that when THEY do something shady like this that you complain and hold them to account. Otherwise anything you allow is fair game for the other side next time.
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I've never ever seen that happen for any length of time. That was the selling model for the united states by the way, and that was the real reason for the civil war. When the state's unionized the southern states were assured that they would retain autonomy and there would be a central government similar to what you just described. But that never lasts. The centralized government always seeks to increase its power over the states or countries involved until you are eventually back to a centralized authority We've been watching this with the European Union. That's one of the reasons Britain decided to leave. It will only get worse over time, considering how new that union is it's already undergone centralization to a great degree. An economic union similar to the EU is about as close as you can get and as we just discussed even that's problematic and prone to centralization. But without a doubt it never works with states. You would literally have to break Canada up into 10 separate countries with their own sovereignty and then look at forming a union similar to the EU. That would probably work considerably better for us but it'll never happen. Or at least not in our lifetime
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Carney yelling at Lib MPs, centralizing power
CdnFox replied to Moonlight Graham's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Bribery explains the defections LOL just said the same thing I think deep down he knew that as well -
I doubt very much the Kamala Harris would have been the president. Just like Biden who obviously had dementia too bad to be in charge she would have been controlled from behind the scenes and we would never have known who the actual ruler of the country was. I don't think the democrats realized how much trust they threw out the window when they let Biden stay on when he was obviously mentally deficient
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Is the thing. Reason and logic did not work. Asking democrats and left-wing supporters to stand up for values and chastise their own party for bad behavior did not work. So the only thing they have left to try is to shove the left wings tactics down their own throats so hard that when they get back into power they think twice about doing anything that will be used against them in the future. When trump was elected the first time his whole thing was going after Hillary and putting her in jail for her crimes His people pulled him aside right after the election and said "We don't do that to our political opponents in a civilized country like the united states" So two days later he's in front of the television explaining to his people why he's not going to keep that campaign promise and that he's letting it go And what did they do? They came after him on a whole whack of faked up charges and tried to put him in jail and bankrupt him after he let her go And they're shocked that he's coming after them with both barrels now. Frankly I expected even worse
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And yet you reply to a surprising number of my posts You only have me on 'ignore' when i make a strong argument you feel uncomfortable with. And we both know you read this
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Sure kid LOL kid, the fact that i laugh at you so frequently isn't a sign of MY age, it's a comment on your own emotional and intellectual levels
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You were two words into that before your statement became unbelievable LOL Vassey works for cbc but it's fair to say her show is attached to but separate from the MSM's usual line up. And while much of the MSM is pretty corrupted, the CBC being the worst, i don't think that most on the right "hate" it entirely. There are good examples out there here and there. But by and large it's pretty problematic. I know YOUR side likes to think in absolutes. "All people right of castro are bad". "anyone who likes any of trumps policies is a nazi" etc etc. You're driven by hatred and bigotry. But for the right most things are a lot more nuanced. I don't like the control the MSM has over the distribution of information. I DEFINITELY don't like that they're gov't funded. And i hate that the 'official' gov't news source is just a propaganda arm for the liberals. But There's still some good reporters out there and good articles and such. Vassey is more balanced than most.
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If you mean i almost fell off my chair laughing then sure You're the only one around here who has meltdowns kid You get up and rush to downvote the guy who lives in your head rent free as soon as you wake I check the net while i'm up and laugh when i see what you've done LOL It was FOUR AM and you had to rush to the computer to get your morning downvotes in! LOLOL you're freaking obsessed with me! You weren't even the first person i replied to
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No, laughing my ass off Everyone is kid, everyone's pointed out how obsessed and neurotic it makes you look I got up for a minute to take some medicine, figured i'd log in for a minute, and sure enough there you are yet again this morning hard at it like your life depends on it LOL It was 4 am when you were frantically looing up my posts to down arrow!!! Holy shit kid, You're not just obsessed with me, it's become more like a weird addiction
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Meme/Cartoon of the Day
CdnFox replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
HOW THE CBC FILMS A PALESTINIAN ATTACKING A JEW -
Dude it's really weird when you quote yourself. In any case, both biden and obama did exactly that, used the intelligence/police and courts to go after political opponents. So lets not pretend it's new with trump. In fact when those two were doing it people like me were saying "you shouldn't accept this because when the republicans get back in they're going to use it against your guys and you'll have no room to complain when that day comes. That day has come Sorry .
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Carney yelling at Lib MPs, centralizing power
CdnFox replied to Moonlight Graham's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Ahhh my bad then, i misread that. -
Carbon tax was last year. It makes no difference in the current crisis we face and he left the industrial tax on so food and eveything else is still more expensive. He did do ten cents until labour day . that's it. The gulf war drove prices up about 50 cents. Plus switching from winter blend to summer blend usually makes gas go up about 10 cents anyway so no real benefit.
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It would actually be nice if that wer true, but we both know it isn't. You're dead serious. You defend the libs like you're paid to do it. The fact you sound so silly and lame defending them day in and out proves it nicely
