Canadian Truckers Convoy 2022 - The Leaf calls you a Nazi as he gasses you

Highway 2 (between Calgary and Edmonton) overpasses are full also.
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Exigent Circumcisions said:
I can't find the info anymore (fancy that) but it used to be well-known that more education predisposes people to be more susceptible to cult brainwashing, not less. The reasons are obvious: they think they're smarter than everyone else and they're more habituated to following authority.
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Sort of. The relation between education and brainwashing is a bell-curve. The more post-graduate study a person has, typically the more based they become, with Ph. Ds and Ph. Scs tending to be as redpilled as people with just high school or a small amount of vocational certification.
 
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Emperor Pupienus said:
I was just thinking about why multiple US states, such as Florida and Georgia, are intervening in this dispute between GoFundMe and the Canadian Freedom Convoy. It is especially remarkable that this is happening, when, meanwhile in Canada, not one of our despicable Cuckservative premiers has spoken out against GoFundMe's actions. Sure, it makes sense from an ideological standpoint, insofar as Florida has been a bastion of freedom throughout all this, and DeSantis probably admires what the truckers are doing.
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GoFundMe is an American corporation, isn't it? That's why all these American states are gearing up to give them a good reaming; it'd be a major pain in the balls for Canadians (individuals, groups or even the gov't) to raise a legal stink via proper channels that would do any meaningful damage to GFM. They'd basically have to litigate in a US court anyway.

These various AG's are probably (mostly) just rattling sabers but they are all using the right language in describing the legal issue -- highlighting the whole "bait-and-switch" and "fraud" angles and largely ignoring the obvious political motivation behind it -- which suggests if they really do move forward with real legal action it'll actually have some teeth. Going after a company in court over its political leanings in the US is pretty much always a losing battle (unless you're super-wealthy).

IDanceonTrannyGraves said:
Bahahahahaha

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God damn /pol/, I'm so proud of you lads. This tweet (and its replies) along with all the antics on reddit in recent days about counter-protesting all prove that this op has worked marvelously well. I'm not 100% convinced there even really is a "phase 3" at all; the counter protesters are already disorganized, paranoid about infiltration, suffering incredibly low morale (partly because they're weak to begin with, partly because of the /pol/ op fucking with them, and partly because the fucking truck horns are actually having a tangible effect on these pussies) and fighting amongst themselves. Not to mention what little counter-protesting has happened so far has been utterly limp-dicked and ineffective, and been widely mocked.

There doesn't really even need to be a "phase 3." This counter-protest is dead on its feet. Now god willing, there is a "phase 3" and it goes off as well as the first two phases, because this is highest-quality salt I've seen out of North America for a long time.
 
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Not sure what this guy's sign even means.
He austisically recited fact checker blurbs about the vaccine, including "safe and effective"
Also Viva's stream is dark all the sudden... anddd it's back.

The next guy doesn't have Chris Chan's voice, and is talking about how it's not a protest anymore because they are building permanent structures and stockpiling food and resources. He seems quite a bit calmer that the other people, but he has weird dead eyes somehow.

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Someone in the background is yelling "INFOWARS ISNT NEWS ASSHOLES" and women are screaming shrill unintelligible things from behind their masks. I think convoy protestors did something to offend the counter protestors in the background (like hold up a sign or something), they sound very agitated all the sudden.
 
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GhostOfTheCrinoids said:
"NAZISM IS SMALL DICK ENERGY"
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At least these truckers have dick energy.
GhostOfTheCrinoids said:
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Viva FINALLY finds another guy willing to talk to him, and he has a reasonable attitude and is having an actual conversation.
Then this bitch flies in out of nowhere and covers her face.
"Don't talk to him. Don't talk to him. He's a livestreamer.
Most of these people immediately (and ineffectually) cover their face when Viva speaks to them. They are terrified of doxxing.
"Hide your face! He's with the convoy!"
"I'm not with the convoy!"
"THEN WHY ARE YOU LIVESTREAMMING"

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Was not expecting this person to sound like they are voice acted by Chris Chan
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No wonder they want masks to never go away
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Do these people have no idea of the concept of neutrality? Or not being down with their cause?
 
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Flan Handler said:
I am genuinely curious where all the Canadian flags came from. I usually don’t see a fraction of these, even on Canada day. Were there warehouses of unsold flags out there the whole time?
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These demonstrations were planned and organized months in advance. It wouldn't be that hard to order a flag on Amazon a couple of weeks before hand.
 
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Meat Target said:
"Muh working class" refers to hookers, journobloggers, and "knowledge workers", but not truckers or farmers.
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Yeah, don'tcha know? The very intellectuals and artisans who are TOTALLY going to be standing around holding a clipboard in the crook of their arm delegating tasks to us inbred dum dum hillbillies and TOTALLY not going to be the first told to:

PREAZE
FACE
WAUUUW
NAOW

(Click, click) POW!
 
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Ponderous Pillock said:
Easy, this is what happens when you actually piss of a silent majority and have a tone deaf minority inside the cities thinking their way is the only true way.

Its what happened here, only in the UK we tend to express at the ballot box and usually give the governing party a fair warning at local elections to trim the fuck up. It's why there was so much hilarious Brexit Salt because the provinces rebelled after nearly 30 years of city-based dominance. This then got reinforced with the 2019 election in which the more rural and semi-urban commuter towns firmly put the cities in their place.



Except he wasn't really, was he? Westminster systems do not like minority governments and generally are designed so this is usually the rare exception to the rule rather than the norm. There's no need for awkward coalitions in which fuck all gets done like in Mainland Europe. It's designed specifically with strong governance in mind. You typically need 45% or so of the vote for this to work, and Trudeau does not have this.

Hell, he "legalised weed lmao" and still was so shit at his job he came within a cunt hair of losing, only clinging on because O'Toole was a fucking CINO.

If he gets rid of the Mandates and doesn't try to bring them back in, it won't matter how good or bad they are, they'd be interim only and fresh election calls would grow.
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As with all free markets, the issue of Canadian politics is that the market is over saturated. There are six major parties and a host of minor ones.
-LPC
-CPC
-NDP
-BQ
-GPC
-PPC

During all the years Harper ran the show, only in his last term did he have a Majority in Parliament, and was regularly confronted with coalitions trying to subvert his administration, to the point that in 08-09 we had a political crisis in which the opposition parties attempted to have a tri-partate council appointed as PM in an effort to force him out of power. The final years of the Martin administration weren't much different, with an endless Kengle-line of non-confidence votes, to the point that local government departments were endorsing specific candidates for PM.

Canadian federal politics has always been a house of cards.
 
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