
Remiel
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Trudeau invites refugees to Canada, taunts Trump
Remiel replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
There was a useful message going around one Twitter, which basically said that all (or at least most of us) have had the experience of sitting in history class and wondering what we would have done. The answer is that you would have done exactly what you are doing now. So congratulations, all of you that whined and complained about appeasement by the "Left" - congratulations, you have become the evil that you warned us against. You are the Quislings and the Vichy sentimentalists. I would call you the Chamberlains, but in his defence at least he did not have himself to refer back to. This forum is dominated by the collaborator class. I advise everyone of conscience to devote their time to more meaningful pursuits and company. -
You should all see the disgusting way the Conservatives are trying to get people to personally contact Harper and Poilievre on Twitter to tell them they got their cheques. As if they gave a fuck if you got your cheque except insofar as they can use psychological tricks to sucker people into voting for them.
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Gregory Elliott's Twitter Harassment Trial
Remiel replied to Evening Star's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Loon may have been minor, but Radical Femenist is not. Capitalizing like that, and especially misspelling to throw in a reference to FEMEN, is just a way to scream "BOOGEYMAN!" Feminism Derangement Syndrome, anyone?- 54 replies
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Gregory Elliott's Twitter Harassment Trial
Remiel replied to Evening Star's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
As a rule no one should ever put any store in the report of someone who feels the need to spell "loon" as "Loon" and "radical feminist" as "Radical Femenist" . Really, the people who obsess about "radical feminists" are bad enough.- 54 replies
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Okay. So imagine a situation where all taxes were eliminated except for a tax that went to paying a refundable child tax credit. THE PEOPLE PAYING THE TAX CREDIT IN THAT SITUATION ARE THE SAME GOD DAMN PEOPLE PAYING FOR IT NOW!!! SERIOUSLY, HOW IS THIS NOT OBVIOUS!?!
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You did not pay the taxes being given to you. The childless did. Your attempt at a dodge is pathetic.
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CBC spends a few man hours on an opinion piece and it causes right wingers to gnash their teeth in outrage. Conservatives virtually steal 3B from the Government of Canada and cast at is their own personal largesse and it causes nary a complaint. Maybe you guys should take a look at the shirt Pierre Poilievre was wearing when he was ostensibly acting in his capacity as a minister.
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A member of the professional shit disturber class. There have been a number of that kind on here I think: people who are paid to troll and post disinformation, often for the benefit of foreign nations. Russia is known to have entire outfits dedicated to this sort of thing, and it does not seem far fetched to suggest China could do it too. Not really that different from how they have watered down the Tibetan majority in Tibet. Just a different medium.
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That is not just what is at play though. You may say you have no expectation of privacy in a public place (what is a public washroom, by the way?), but that does not mean you do not have any expectation of not being continuously and actively surveilled in a public place; better known as stalking. Is there an essential difference between pervasive surveillance and stalking? If there is, it is a pretty damn thin distinction.
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Will the day come when we see that it was never being crazy that made you think people were watching you but rather that people watching you that made you crazy?
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Do you think the day will come when we wish we had Big Brother because it would be less pervasive and invasive than what we have in real life?
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Canada's Next Finance Minister
Remiel replied to Newfoundlander's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Why not Guy Caron? He has as good an education in economics as Stephen Harper and has actually worked on the basis of that credential, unlike Harper. -
Does the CPC's new attack ad violate C-51?
Remiel replied to cybercoma's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
As much as I would like to nail Harper on pretty much anything, are ISIS prisoners even eligible for the label "prisoner of war" , given the declared illegitimacy of their "state" ? -
In light of recent events I would be really, really surprised if Biden ran for President.
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The gambling is the biggest issue with Las Vegas, and how you feel about the potential for that screwing up the NHL. A hockey team in the desert is a stupid idea. But a hockey team in a desert with no other professional sports teams might be the lucky kind of stupid.
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Trudeau's design for perpetual lousy government
Remiel replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
If FPTP is so simple, why is it vast swaths of the voting population seem to operate under the completely false presumption that we elect Governments and Prime Ministers? The fear-mongering about coalitions in 2008 was nothing if not the exploitation of ignorance of how this "simple" system works. To my mind proportional representation would also be superior insofar as it makes it much harder to foster ignorance of how the system works. If coalitions are almost a given under the system, then their legitimacy will be obvious to most everyone. -
Trudeau's design for perpetual lousy government
Remiel replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
MPs that are not members of the Government are first are foremost responsible to their own constituents. The Government is responsible to all Canadians. So if neither my MP nor the Government can be influenced by me, there is no one else with a primary duty to me. As for capable governments, what makes a government capable is exactly what representing views is about! -
Trudeau's design for perpetual lousy government
Remiel replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Perpetually? In twenty years they could easily change it back to the current system if no one likes how it works out. Because you can change your mind in a democracy. -
Trudeau's design for perpetual lousy government
Remiel replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Cry me a river. I am sick to death of having no representation at all because neither the party in power nor my MP gives a shit about what I want. FPTP had its day. When it is gone you can moan endlessly over yesteryear, as that is pretty much what conservatives do best. -
Where were all of you sudden converts to "transracialism" when Michael Jackson was around?