Moonlight Graham

Trump exposed himself as a dictator around the 2020 election and afterwards. His best-before date is past. If you still support Trump you support a dictator. Many GOP supporters still support him. I'm confident most swing voters aren't that stupid or morally bankrupt.

Trump lost the last election. Then Jan. 6 happened. He's done. Good luck getting the swing voters now. DeSantis yeah no thanks. If this is the best the GOP can offer that's pretty sad. Same for Biden in 2020 i guess. An election of an authoritarian conman vs a dementia patient.

How many Muslim friends do you have? "Coming from the ME" doesn't count.

Quite a bit of overkill. Iraq and all.

What are we going to do against Islamophobia? I reckon nothing the Liberal government will say or do will have any affect on these folks. The government can study it, which seems fine, but not sure what they can do about it. I also don't know what they could study. Some people are racist, always have been & always will be. Study complete. The people I know who are Islamophobic are also ignorant against many other people that aren't like themselves. They've never spoken more than a sentence with a Muslim person or the people they don't like. They are just ignorant. The cure for ignorance, and racism generally, is exposure. When it comes to terrorism there are some things the government can do about that, but also can't totally prevent it. Yes 9/11 was fairly isolated. It was a problem, but limited in scope.

What is the scale of this problem? Seems like a few isolated incidents. Is there more violence and murder against Muslims in Canada than Canadian Muslims committing violence and murder against the country (terror)? Again, seems like some isolated incidents in both cases, and seems to have calmed down a bit of late.

I believe China on this since they are super trustworthy.

We're being invaded by balloons. Its like that movie Red Dawn.

You can still show up to the border and make an asylum claim.

If you ever decide to shoot up an elementary school you should tell the judge "i wasnt born when guns were invented".

You can't until you investigate the cases. By which time many claimants will disappear.

Are these people asylum seekers though?

I don't understand why you'd give illegal migrants free lodging instead of deporting them, that seems odd. If they have an asylum claim being processed they would have legal status and probably a work or study visa and thus not be "illegal".

Do you think you should have to fork over your medical records as a condition of employment? And if you haven't undergone a medical procedure they want you to undergo, that this should be a requirement? Even if it has absolutely nothing to do with the job? Even if you work inside an isolated truck cab alone all day?

There sure is a difference since one is based on logic and ethics and the other is based on superstition backed by zero evidence. Science says a fetus is a human life. The laws have decided its not legally "a person" with rights. People invoke "my body my choice" when it comes to abortions, but then are perfectly happy to deny a woman control over her own body when it comes to unwanted vaccines. The difference is that with a pregnancy there are 2 human bodies involved, and one is taking willful action to intentionally end the life of the other. My best guess as to why you and others support mandatory vaccines and abortion rights despite the inherent contradictions is because both benefit you and you don't care about the rights of minorities in these cases. Its not an employers responsibility to make general medical procedure choices for an individual, especially if it has absolutely nothing to do with their job. It shouldn't even be in their rights to ask an employee about private medical questions like "what medical procedures have you had done". You're the one advocating the right for someone to be able to kill an unborn child and the right for employers to require medicine to be injected with a needle into someone's bloodstream that they don't want. The violence involved here that you're advocating is unfathomable. I'm the one who doesn't think unborn babies should be killed or people inserted with needles if they don't want it. Think about that for a sec.

I never did that.

Listen to yourself. An employer doesn't get to require their employees to undergo invasive medical procedures where they have medications injected into their bloodstream just so they might not miss work. What next, mandatory flu shot and daily vitamins? So yeah, my opinion is "too bad". We don't live in Stalinist Russia. You're clearly a Stalinist because they're the only type of lefties who defend the government and big banks over worker rights.

Get bent.

Liability lol. At least a vaccine requirement in an occupation where if you're working with a certain population etc has some kind of logic behind it where it has at least something to do with the job. Otherwise someone's health record are none of the employers business.

Only one of us pro-consent it seems.

Holding your livelihood as leverage isn't much of a choice. People need to eat and pay mortgages. Our PM has never had to worry about a paycheck in his life.

Consent has nothing to do with science. I am pro-vaccine and pro- science.

This isn't a religious question, nobody has invoked religion. This is about ethics of body autonomy. Judges don't make a fetus less human. Ending a human life is ending a human life. People invoke "women should have control over their bodies" except when it comes to vaccines where many seem perfectly happy to deny their control over their own body and health decisions, including our prime minister and his government.

I'm vaccinated so this doesn't apply to me. But you have the right to allow or not allow anyone in your home for any reason you like.

Human rights to protect minorities don't exist to make sure "we're all better for it". Using coercion to have medicine injected in the general population is tyranny. If you didn't want the vaccine your opinion would spin 180. All you care about are your own interests, not that "we're all better for it".