August1991 Posted June 27, 2025 Report Posted June 27, 2025 (edited) What individuals do in private is their own business. "But when it becomes public, it's a different matter." Edited June 27, 2025 by August1991 Quote
August1991 Posted February 14 Author Report Posted February 14 When is the State involved? ====== I oppose victim statements. Quote
Goober National Posted February 14 Report Posted February 14 The state should only be limited to its primary role - maintain civil, national defence, infrastructure and broadly the economy. THAT'S IT. Anything else, they need to be told a word that's not allowed here. Quote
August1991 Posted March 4 Author Report Posted March 4 On 2/14/2026 at 9:42 AM, Goober National said: The state should only be limited to its primary role - maintain civil, national defence, infrastructure and broadly the economy. THAT'S IT. Anything else, they need to be told a word that's not allowed here. Disagree. The State should not be involved in civil matters. Collective criminal issues, I agree. Quote
August1991 Posted March 7 Author Report Posted March 7 I admire our federal Official Languages Act of 1969. But Trudeau first (under Pearson) changed the federal criminal code. ==== In Victoria, we Canadians could have had a Constitution and an amending method. Parizeau and Bourassa are now dead. Claude Morin? Dunno. Quote
Goober National Posted March 10 Report Posted March 10 On 3/7/2026 at 3:02 AM, August1991 said: I admire our federal Official Languages Act of 1969. But Trudeau first (under Pearson) changed the federal criminal code. ==== In Victoria, we Canadians could have had a Constitution and an amending method. Parizeau and Bourassa are now dead. Claude Morin? Dunno. Or perhaps you give people a lot more credit than they deserve. What you suggest requires a lot of education in order to work. Easier said than done. But then young people like you are always so simple, in your idealistic pragmatism... Quote
August1991 Posted March 11 Author Report Posted March 11 (edited) On 3/9/2026 at 10:12 PM, Goober National said: Or perhaps you give people a lot more credit than they deserve. What you suggest requires a lot of education in order to work. Easier said than done. But then young people like you are always so simple, in your idealistic pragmatism... In this video/quote, Trudeau Snr made plain the difference between Civil Code thinking vs common law thinking. Edited March 11 by August1991 Quote
August1991 Posted March 15 Author Report Posted March 15 Your federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 was an intrusion into private contract. Moreover, it intrudes on State Rights. My favourite of your Constitution, your 10th Amendment: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people." Quote
August1991 Posted March 17 Author Report Posted March 17 This famous quote of Trudeau Snr is remarkable. He defined private, and the state. Heck, as he looked out: a federal state. Quote
August1991 Posted March 19 Author Report Posted March 19 For centuries, Europe has had many numerous wars. Your Abraham Lincoln kept the Union together -after a bloody Civil War: The worst on this continent. Yet for centuries, we Canadians have avoided civil war. We get along. Quote
John Stone Posted May 11 Report Posted May 11 On 3/19/2026 at 3:40 AM, August1991 said: For centuries, Europe has had many numerous wars. Your Abraham Lincoln kept the Union together -after a bloody Civil War: The worst on this continent. Yet for centuries, we Canadians have avoided civil war. We get along. Northwest Rebellion Red River Rebellion October Crisis (War Measures Act) Canada Act 1982 Bill 96 Bill 101 Separatist Governments Conscription crisis 1917 Quote
August1991 Posted May 13 Author Report Posted May 13 On 5/11/2026 at 8:27 AM, John Stone said: Northwest Rebellion Red River Rebellion October Crisis (War Measures Act) Canada Act 1982 Bill 96 Bill 101 Separatist Governments Conscription crisis 1917 Red River Rebellion to Bill 101? How many people in Canada died? The Americans had a horrific Civil War in the 1860s. We Canadians have two federal official languages, and we get along. Quote
John Stone Posted May 13 Report Posted May 13 (edited) If u believe that Quebec's fascist language laws aren't divisive, u should put down the bong. Quebec is supported (BQ) in its's attempt to secede - if the PQ take power standby for a referendum. Believe the Red River Rebellion (cultural split) resulted in the murder of Thomas Scott - by Louis Riel? The Northwest Rebellion resulted in the Federal Government to call out the militia, travel 1500 miles on the new CPR to put down the revolt - the postage stamp province was born. Riel was captured and hung - Franco complained and the Anglo reneged - result is that Riel is now considered a father of Confederation and revered. The Americans fought the war of northern aggression with the southern invasion of the confederacy......... preventing them from seceding. The October crisis resulted in the death of Pierre Laporte and the PM evoking the War Measures Act? Quebec was occupied territory and the action was much resented. ........... arguably the October crisis resulted in the election of Rene Levesque and his separatists and by extension the most divisive statute imaginable - Bill 101. Edited May 14 by John Stone Quote
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