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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, Nefarious Banana said:

"enemies of the state" ?  . . . . . many view the state as the enemy.  

my state is the Glorious Revolution born of the Scots Protestant Enlightenment

the supremacy of God & the rule of law

the Bill of Rights & Westminster Parliamentary Supremacy

Constitutional monarchy & the separation of powers therein

the Post National State and associated Chinese Communist infiltration is obvious usurpation

God save the King from these ignominious traitors

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Posted
7 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:

I am curious as to why some of you have an issue with M2F transition, but never any issue with F2M?

 

Who said that? Which person said they felt that way?

Oh look, our resident liberal apologist is creating a fake argument and demanding we answer for it.

People have a problem with child mutilation. It doesn't really matter which sex you choose to mutilate, it's a bad thing. I haven't seen anybody say they are against full grown adults making decisions about their own bodies.

 

There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

Posted
8 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

my state is the Glorious Revolution born of the Scots Protestant Enlightenment

the supremacy of God & the rule of law

the Bill of Rights & Westminster Parliamentary Supremacy

Constitutional monarchy & the separation of powers therein

the Post National State and associated Chinese Communist infiltration is obvious usurpation

God save the King from these ignominious traitors

'Glorious Revolution' . . . 'Scots Protestant Enlightenment' . . . etc., etc., etc.

Meaningless to the many . . . .  what's your point?

Posted
1 minute ago, Nefarious Banana said:

'Glorious Revolution' . . . 'Scots Protestant Enlightenment' . . . etc., etc., etc.

Meaningless to the many . . . .  what's your point?

I am merely articulating the terms of the Constitution Act 1982

do you have another state to swear fealty to which I am not aware of ?

if so, say what it is, and articulate the terms therein

Posted
7 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

I am merely articulating the terms of the Constitution Act 1982

do you have another state to swear fealty to which I am not aware of ?

if so, say what it is, and articulate the terms therein

i suppose there might be a bigger loser than you out there in Canada somewhere. But if that guy dies your number one

There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

Posted
2 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

i suppose there might be a bigger loser than you out there in Canada somewhere. But if that guy dies your number one

if one does not defend nor uphold the terms of the Constitution Act 1982, how is that even a Canadian ?

 

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53 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

I would submit that the kids are far more aware of what's actually going on than you are

those high school students whom I've asked about it

they've read about the Cold War, they know what Communism is

they are aware that what their teachers are propagating in schools is Marxist Leninist lunacy

they are simply unsure as to what they could do about it

since bizarrely from their point of view, all the adults are going along with it, like zombies

Yes I’ve actually heard my kids say that on all applications they’re declaring themselves bisexual in order to even be considered for jobs and admission to programs.  The fact that they don’t feel that they are free enough to speak out against this discrimination and that it’s easier just to accept discrimination and lie says everything about the compromised state of our basic rights in Canada.

The other problem is the fact that people are being asked these personal questions.  I find it offensive and out of line that these questions are asked of people, even when the explanation is given that it is merely to collect data about disproportionalities or that the information won’t be used against applicants.  Young people know what’s happening and are adjusting their behaviour to get what they need to survive.  That’s called social engineering and totalitarianism.  It’s no different to requiring that all people running for office must be members of the communist party.  Trudeau did this with summer job programs, requiring that all applicants be pro choice. It’s a total disregard for freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and religious expression.  It’s anti-democratic.

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Yes I’ve actually heard my kids say that on all applications they’re declaring themselves bisexual in order to even be considered for jobs and admission to programs.  The fact that they don’t feel that they are free enough to speak out against this discrimination and that it’s easier just to accept discrimination and lie says everything about the compromised state of our basic rights in Canada.

The other problem is the fact that people are being asked these personal questions.  I find it offensive and out of line that these questions are asked of people, even when the explanation is given that it is merely to collect data about disproportionalities or that the information won’t be used against applicants.  Young people know what’s happening and are adjusting their behaviour to get what they need to survive.  That’s called social engineering and totalitarianism.  It’s no different to requiring that all people running for office must be members of the communist party.  Trudeau did this with summer job programs, requiring that all applicants be pro choice. It’s a total disregard for freedom of speech, freedom of conscience, and religious expression.  It’s anti-democratic.

well the high school boys which I know are all participating in the coop program

to serve in the Army Reserve ( Militia )

I can say with confidence that they are no different than we were at that age

they've done their research, they are fully apprised of Canada's once glorious military history

they are fiercely loyal to Regiment, Colours & Commander-in-Chief

I interrogated them with intent therein

I asked them point blank "you're not doing this simply for a job, you are Loyalists of Upper Canada ?"

"you're asserting that you are fully prepared to kill & die as necessary for HM King Charles III ?"

they answered in the affirmative ; God, King, Country, no reservations, no hesitation

Vigilamus pro te

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Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

well the high school boys which I know are all participating in the coop program to serve in the Army Reserve ( Militia )

I can say with confidence that they are no different than we were at that age

they've done their research, they are fully apprised of Canada's once glorious military history

they are fiercely loyal to Regiment, Colours & Commander-in-Chief

I interrogated them with intent therein

I asked them point blank "you're not doing this simply for a job, you are Loyalists of Upper Canada ?"

"are you asserting that you are prepared to kill & die for King Charles III ?"

they answered in the affirmative ; God, King, Country, no reservations, no hesitation

 

Well it shows the value of maintaining important institutions and their associated historic affiliations, because it does ensure the preservation of certain principles.  I do think that the people pursuing military higher education are generally appreciative of our culture and freedoms.  However, even the military is under woke assault.  Men are put under stress in combat roles and expected not to give into human impulses like chatting up a female soldier to whom they’re attracted.  Doing so will result in investigation. Affirmative action and the race to have an equal number of women to men in all professions, even ones where they have a clear disadvantage and present a safety risk to the forces and country, is hurting an already fledgling military.  The Russians know this and laugh at our stupidity. Prayers to God at military services are next to verboten.  Referring to biological gender is frowned upon unless it is publicly declared on a signature line.  Woke has come for the military and I’m not sure these kids will have your experience.

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

  Woke has come for the military and I’m not sure these kids will have your experience.

oh I asked them about that as well

they are fully aware of the context, they know that the military is Woke because the government is captured

yet even in the face of that, they are drawn to rally round King & Colours together regardless

I was honestly brought to tears by that

they just patted me on the back and  said " don't worry, we got this "

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Posted
1 hour ago, Dougie93 said:

if one does not defend nor uphold the terms of the Constitution Act 1982, how is that even a Canadian ?

 

You aren't a canadian so you wouldn't know.   Don't worry me about how to be Canadian and i won't worry you about how to be a traitor-scumbag. 

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There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

Posted
8 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

You aren't a canadian so you wouldn't know.   Don't worry me about how to be Canadian and i won't worry you about how to be a traitor-scumbag. 

Treason is defined by Section 46 of the Criminal Code

I'm not seeing how I have violated that law in any respect

Posted

Amy Hamm: Nanny state Canada leashes law-abiding citizens as criminals roam free

We're told we can't have summer road trips or free speech online, but criminals like the viral knife-wielding road-rager get a pass

Author of the article:
Amy Hamm
Published Jun 22, 2024

We live in one hell of a chaotic nanny state in Canada.

On Tuesday, moments after reading an official city email warning New Westminster residents that their friendly dogs must be licensed, leashed and kept far away from others to ensure that everyone “feels safe,” I saw the news that an Ontario man caught on video trying to stab someone during a road rage incident had been arrested and released in a span of two days. He was in breach of two court conditions when he was arrested, too. But now he’s out on bail. We can’t allow a chihuahua to lunge at someone, but a knife-wielding man gets a pass. So much for that feeling of safety.

Or, if you’re in Vancouver, perhaps you received a warning from the city that they will fine you $500 for using any unregistered wood-burning fireplace or stove in your own home. The city’s stated goal: air quality improvement amid a climate crisis. This might leave you wondering how far this regulatory measure will go towards offsetting the single-residence occupancy building fires that are now commonplace in the city’s notoriously crime and drug-ridden Downtown Eastside neighbourhood. It’s also possible you didn’t even get the fireplace memo, too caught up trying to keep track of public warnings on the latest sex offenders and violent criminals living in the city. This is Canada, after all: We offer day parole to persons sentenced to life in prison for rape and murder. And if we don’t grant them parole, they can simply identify as women and — poof — be transferred to a women’s prison.

If this all sounds depressing, perhaps a road trip with the kids to escape the city for Canada’s vast wilderness will do us some good. Just don’t let Liberal Health Minister Mark Holland find out. I’m not certain that our collective Canadian psyche can handle another instance of Holland screaming at our children about how summer road trips will kill planet Earth in a fiery Armageddon. “Enjoy your 10 hours in the car and let the planet burn!” he shouted in Parliament last month. Sir, please step away from the children. You’re scaring them.

Let’s agree to ignore Holland and go on that road trip, anyway. That is, of course, if your vehicle hasn’t been stolen. Canada’s meteoric rise in crime — often violent — includes a rash of car thefts. Again, not to worry: if you’ve got enough cash left over after paying your inflation-ravaged grocery bill, the local Costco has you covered: they’re now selling retractable driveway security bollards. And just this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced some government help, which admittedly sounds promising when read in a Theodore Cleaver voice: “We deployed a new X-ray scanner to the GTA, so officers can detect stolen cars in shipping containers — and intercept them. This’ll help stop criminals, break up more organized crime networks, and return cars to their rightful owners.” This’ll help! Gosh golly, let’s hope we can keep those criminals behind bars for long enough to make it so.

Suffice to say, we could all use a good venting session. But hang on — just be careful about how you express your frustrations. Trudeau’s proposed Online Harms Act would see to it that Canadians potentially face life in prison for committing a crime “motivated by hatred” — or punishment for speech that someone “fears” we might engage in. None of us should trust that this proposed legislation is about anything other than punishing political dissidents — a tactic already normalized by many of our public institutions. Canada, sadly, now serves as an international warning on creeping illiberalism and a populace so neutered by fear that they cannot muster the courage to say “no” to the extremist ideologues holding the reins.

Our streets are violent. There are larger and more numerous tent cities seemingly by the day. We’ve been taxed right out of the middle class. A quarter of us are poor. Our kids will be even poorer. We can’t afford to buy houses or — increasingly — to even pay rent. Our children, for their own safety, should have naloxone kits to respond to opioid overdoses. Despite millions in annual spending, we’re no closer to solving an opioid overdose crisis that is killing thousands of us. Citizens have created social media accounts just to display the disorder and violence that are now a regular fixture of Canadian public life. One recent post: a woman who appears well-off fighting a woman who appears homeless over a bill of money. In broad daylight on Vancouver’s Granville Street. Was it $5? $100? Does it matter? Chaos begets chaos. What’s that, another political scandal? Treason, even? Pfft, we’re too busy trying to make ends meet to worry about the Foreign Interference Commission.

The average Canadian should follow the rules, pay taxes and keep quiet. We must behave for our nanny state while receiving fast-diminishing returns and struggling to maintain a quality of life that, for a time, was assured by one’s efforts. Not any longer. The state is no longer upholding its end of the social contract.

Now we contend with the absurd juxtaposition of the state’s expectations for the majority against the next viral image of a knife- or gun-brandishing criminal to watch out for on our streets. Be good. Keep yourself safe. Welcome to Canada.

https://nationalpost.com/opinion/amy-hamm-nanny-state-canada-leashes-law-abiding-citizens-as-criminals-roam-free

 
Posted
1 hour ago, Zeitgeist said:

  The Russians know this and laugh at our stupidity.

I would suggest that the Russians are rather concerned

since Western countries are as a collective no longer behaving as rational actors

but are instead in the grips of a lunatic ideology which is utterly detached from reality

which from the Russian point of view, presents as an existential threat,

within the context of a frozen conflict thermonuclear standoff

Posted
2 hours ago, Dougie93 said:

Treason is defined by Section 46 of the Criminal Code

I'm not seeing how I have violated that law in any respect

Sorry, a scumbag traitor doesn't get an opinion on it. 

There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

Posted (edited)
2 hours ago, Dougie93 said:

I would suggest that the Russians are rather concerned

since Western countries are as a collective no longer behaving as rational actors

but are instead in the grips of a lunatic ideology which is utterly detached from reality

which from the Russian point of view, presents as an existential threat,

within the context of a frozen conflict thermonuclear standoff

Also our absurd woke cultural suicide is great fodder for Putin in the information war.  In fact, many people would take a strong man traditionalist over an effete radical left lunatic like Trudeau or an ideologically captured zombie script reader like Biden.  The war of ideas is very important.  Voice of America played an enormous role in the collapse of the Soviet Union.  

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Also our absurd woke cultural suicide is great fodder for Putin in the information war.  In fact, many people would take a strong man traditionalist over an effete radical left lunatic like Trudeau

Well, and if we're being fair it doesn't really help when Trudeau brings nazis to parliament for special recognition and snacks.

There are two types of people in this world: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data

Posted
6 minutes ago, CdnFox said:

Well, and if we're being fair it doesn't really help when Trudeau brings nazis to parliament for special recognition and snacks.

Yeah it illustrates how ignorant our politicians have become, especially on the left.  

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Posted
13 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Also our absurd woke cultural suicide

You can't even define 'woke' other than to include everything you don't personally like into the category. So therefore you're falsely assuming recognizing anything queer is woke. Most likely 'left' too.

Posted
1 minute ago, herbie said:

You can't even define 'woke' other than to include everything you don't personally like into the category. So therefore you're falsely assuming recognizing anything queer is woke. Most likely 'left' too.

What’s suicidal about supporting lifestyles that can’t produce offspring naturally, right?

Posted (edited)
26 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Also our absurd woke cultural suicide is great fodder for Putin in the information war.  In fact, many people would take a strong man traditionalist over an effete radical left lunatic like Trudeau or an ideologically captured zombie script reader like Biden.  The war of ideas is very important.  Voice of America played an enormous role in the collapse of the Soviet Union.  

I don't see Putin as being particularly decisive

since the leftist Progressive Liberal elites were tearing Canada down when I was just a boy

before anyone had ever heard of Putin

this dismantling of Canadian history, culture & society has been going on for decades

for example the destruction of the Canadian military

the Liberals actually commenced that in 1968 under Paul Hellyer, when Leonid Brezhnev was Soviet Premier

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Posted
10 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

What’s suicidal about supporting lifestyles that can’t produce offspring naturally, right?

Well that kind of statement certainly points out a shuttered mindset, doesn't it? Let's just terminate all IVF funding and all infertile women as well as men with low sperm counts. I mean they're worthless wastes of time to you too, aren't they?

Posted
9 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

I don't see Putin as being particularly decisive

since the leftist Progressive Liberal elites were tearing Canada down when I was just a boy

before anyone had ever heard of Putin

this dismantling of Canadian history, culture & society has been going on for decades

for example the destruction of the Canadian military

the Liberals actually commenced that in 1968 under Paul Hellyer, when Leonid Brezhnev was Soviet Premier

But c’mon, flags at half staff for a year over an unsubstantiated guess about a possible mass grave of Residential School students based on ground penetrating radar anomalies

racialized-only job postings

budgets that balance themselves

Punishing carbon taxes

unchecked mass immigration

dysfunctional regulations of the energy sector

imcreasing the size of government by 40%

Martial law to put down bouncy castles 

frozen bank accounts

”Many of these people are racists. Do we need to make space for these people.” (Regarding protesters of Covid vaccine mandates)

 

Posted (edited)
10 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

But c’mon, flags at half staff for a year over an unsubstantiated guess about a possible mass grave of Residential School students based on ground penetrating radar anomalies

racialized-only job postings

budgets that balance themselves

Punishing carbon taxes

unchecked mass immigration

dysfunctional regulations of the energy sector

imcreasing the size of government by 40%

Martial law to put down bouncy castles 

frozen bank accounts

”Many of these people are racists. Do we need to make space for these people.” (Regarding protesters of Covid vaccine mandates)

this was the same sort of thing his father PET was advancing back in the 70's

Pierre Trudeau was frankly just as hated by conservatives, for the same reasons

Justin is really just trying to live up to his father's legacy

War Measures Act, the National Energy Project, runaway inflation, this is the 1970s all over again

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

this was the same sort of thing his father PET was advancing back in the 70's

Pierre Trudeau was frankly just as hated by conservatives, for the same reasons

Justin is really just trying to live up to his father's legacy

National Energy Project, to runaway inflation, this is just the 1970s all over again

 

Both Pierre Elliot and Justin have a hatred of Canada . . . both are traitors.

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