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

[Velvet Glove Iron Fist]

Parliamentary history has plenty of guys who got buggered by something like this

Justin-kun could be another sure

The Brexit campaign's slogan was "Take Back Control" and that resonated very strongly here in the UK. Trudeau is a fool if he thinks he can just hide away from this in his cuckshed

 

[mindlessobserver]

The worrying thing is I believe that Canada is actually on a faster track to some form of civil conflict then the US. While Canada had long term compromise that has kept things peaceful for a long time. When you look at the protests you can see a sizeable Shrill and ideologically fervent group of people counter protesting demanding things change.
The people running the show are fundamentally weak people. They're also dangerous because they will do anything to keep onto power.

If you look at the death of US nationalism you can see Canadian nationalism is flourishing and despite Trudeau's grand game of remain globalist he's going up against an unstoppable force.

This is why compared to 10 years ago there are less US flags and more state flags flying on people's homes. That sentiment is getting filled in the power vacuum. You can't unite everyone behind the free market world as an ideology anymore.

Canada is a stable nation but things can go to shit very quickly.

If Canada goes, the US won't be far behind. There will be a huge number of Americans and even State Governments that would actively support any armed insurrection in Canada. That's still in the province of cloud cuckoo land though, and not really relevant to this situation. The Canadian Government and the Protestors both have many many choices ahead of them that will result in clown world not becoming nightmare world.

 

[Emperor Pupienus]

Trudeau is a fool if he thinks he can just hide away from this in his cuckshed

Some lunatic from the media was demanding that Trudeau deploy the military against the protesters during the Q&A section of a recent presser. His language with regard to using the military seems to have slightly softened, from a hard "No!" to more of a "Not yet!"

I obviously have no idea if/when he'd really do it, but the wheels seem to have started turning in that direction.

 

[Exigent Circumcisions]

Some solidarity.

Lots of praise for God today.

More distress flags.

Bad shot of the main counterprotest across the street. There were maybe six of them surrounded by everyone else. Everyone was being very respectful, a few people went up to ask questions but I didn't witness any strife.

 

[Fanatical Phrenologist]

I liked the way he put together that video. The way the PR guys clearly told him to keep forcing a smile was a little silly, but the content was pretty much spot on.
Here is the poem he references at the end:
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OKC bomber Tim McVeigh distributed a copy of that poem to everyone who watched his execution. Not sure whether Poilievre knew this or not, but either way, I would expect the media to try to smear him with it...

 

[mr.moon1488]

 

[mindlessobserver]

The Brexit campaign's slogan was "Take Back Control" and that resonated very strongly here in the UK. Trudeau is a fool if he thinks he can just hide away from this in his cuckshed

This is Trudeau we are talking about here. The man is not known for his ability to take a firm stance on anything. And that is huge problem given the current situation.

 

[Feline Supremacist]

So, I am trying to wrap my head around the historical consequences of this, and I think Trudeau and the Liberals are seriously underestimating the live wire this moment in Canadian history represents. Mild Powerlevel, History was my primary field of collegiate study, and part of that was studying World War 1 and the break up of the British Empire. As part of that I had the distinct pleasure of attending a lecture by a visiting Professor of Canadian history.

One of the major points he kept going back too was that despite having a history as long as the United States, the Canadian nation never really got "That defining moment" that really crystallized its identity as a nation. For the USA it was the Signing of the Declaration of Independence. For Canada it was...a long series of economic and diplomatic disputes with England that ultimately ended in a gradual separation de facto, but not du jure. After all, the Queen of England is still Queen of Canada and "technically" Trudeau still works for her in a subordinate position.

This in my mind was the Genesis of Trudeau's braindead comment that there is no "Core Canadian Identity". its also been the source of frequent cultural angst between Canadians and Americans, where the running joke is Canada is "America Lite". Correct me if I am wrong here, but I believe this is the largest civil "insurrection" in Canadian history. I can't think of a single larger incident. And the patriotic fervor behind it is also incredibly abnormal. I've never seen so many Canadian Flags in one place before either. Hell, even the Canada Goose has been adopted as a national symbol.

This might actually be the Canadian "Moment" that that historian all those years ago commented Canada has always lacked. If it is, then Trudeau is literally playing with fire if he thinks he can control this or snuff it out. National pride is a dangerous thing, especially when its tasted for the first time.

You're definitely onto something there. Canada has always had this tension between BC, the central provinces) Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) and the East, Ontario, French speaking Quebec, Newfoundland; everyone ignores the Northern provinces (Yukon, Northwest, Nunavut). People from all those provinces seem united on one thing: freedom. From mask mandates, distancing, closures, every single right that has been infringed using the excuse of the "pandemic". It doesn't matter if you are white, French English, Mestis, Native, East Indian, immigrant, all are in agreement, except coomer troon bugmen. If this can supersede all the differences these groups have and make them focus on one thing, it would solidify everyone into a unique Canadian identity which they could all rally around. It would increase stability amongst the populace, but certainly lessen the power and grip a central government has, ymmv.

That goose, the Canada Goose (!) should be the national bird, and HONK should be worked into O Canada.

When I say "A fucking Leaf" now it's a term of endearment and affection.

 

[AnotherPleb]

Some lunatic from the media was demanding that Trudeau deploy the military against the protesters during the Q&A section of a recent presser. His language with regard to using the military seems to have slightly softened, from a hard "No!" to more of a "Not yet!"

I obviously have no idea if/when he'd really do it, but the wheels seem to have started turning in that direction.

It's that or admitting he was wrong.

 

[a lurking leaf]

So, I am trying to wrap my head around the historical consequences of this, and I think Trudeau and the Liberals are seriously underestimating the live wire this moment in Canadian history represents. Mild Powerlevel, History was my primary field of collegiate study, and part of that was studying World War 1 and the break up of the British Empire. As part of that I had the distinct pleasure of attending a lecture by a visiting Professor of Canadian history.

One of the major points he kept going back too was that despite having a history as long as the United States, the Canadian nation never really got "That defining moment" that really crystallized its identity as a nation. For the USA it was the Signing of the Declaration of Independence. For Canada it was...a long series of economic and diplomatic disputes with England that ultimately ended in a gradual separation de facto, but not du jure. After all, the Queen of England is still Queen of Canada and "technically" Trudeau still works for her in a subordinate position.

This in my mind was the Genesis of Trudeau's braindead comment that there is no "Core Canadian Identity". its also been the source of frequent cultural angst between Canadians and Americans, where the running joke is Canada is "America Lite". Correct me if I am wrong here, but I believe this is the largest civil "insurrection" in Canadian history. I can't think of a single larger incident. And the patriotic fervor behind it is also incredibly abnormal. I've never seen so many Canadian Flags in one place before either. Hell, even the Canada Goose has been adopted as a national symbol.

This might actually be the Canadian "Moment" that that historian all those years ago commented Canada has always lacked. If it is, then Trudeau is literally playing with fire if he thinks he can control this or snuff it out. National pride is a dangerous thing, especially when its tasted for the first time.

It's funny because not even a month ago, I was visiting my parents and I can't remember why but my mom asked me "Aren't you proud to be Canadian?" and I couldn't think of a single reason why I should be. Our whole identity has been stripped away, most people's frame of reference of ourselves as a country is just "America but better and less racist and with free healthcare", everything that makes each province unique has been chipped away to just be a melting pot of Diversity (But Not In Thought), and we're quickly descending into a 3rd world authoritarian dictatorship under a soyboy. A lot of the "good" Canadians bailed for the US (or other countries) as soon as they could too.

This is like seeing Canada for the first time. The Canada that old based people talked about nostalgically when I was like 9. Or the Canada that WW1/WW2/Vietnam/Korea vets from other countries talk about. And it's especially funny because it takes the stereotype of Nice Canadians and makes it INTO the identity. Communal spirit.

I'll stop sperging but I think like a lot of people, I had almost given up on this country. Now I know there are millions of people that feel the same.


anyway content so this isn't a hugpost

Tractor HONK

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[X Prime]

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Nowhere before have I seen a set of posts where I go from "believable" to "X to doubt" so quickly. It's whiplash.

 

[MrJokerRager]

The military lol

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I guess they read about the Bonus Army but didn't read the details that it was General Patton who let lose the dogs of war on all those former WW1 veterans, which destroyed the GOP for a long time since it probably did play a role in how Hoover got BTFO on top of the Great Depression mismanagement.

 

[E. Knee as Weapon - Cont.]

This might actually be the Canadian "Moment" that that historian all those years ago commented Canada has always lacked. If it is, then Trudeau is literally playing with fire if he thinks he can control this or snuff it out. National pride is a dangerous thing, especially when its tasted for the first time.

I'm not so optimistic. Bernier had a good but not shocking turnout in the last election and I only know one person between RL and Facebook who has voiced support for these protests. Maybe there are a lot of others like me who are keeping their mouth shut to avoid the libtards but I don't know. I'm also not seeing any leaders stepping forward to ride this particular tiger.

 

[BrokLesnerd]

OKC bomber Tim McVeigh distributed a copy of that poem to everyone who watched his execution. Not sure whether Poilievre knew this or not, but either way, I would expect the media to try to smear him with it...

Nelson Mandela also allegedly quoyed this poem upon his release from prison.

 

[LeChampion1992]

As an American the difference between what is a lot of cops here and in Canada is funny somehow

In America a lot of cops is like 5x that amount minimum all of them robocopped out and ready to rumble

So funny more like happy laugh because there are still places like Canada in the world and that's good

I mean America is one of the leading nations in riot gear because at one time weather it was sports, the poor's rioting, or drunks being extra unruly large American cities always had the need for large amounts of riot police. We're alot like France in that regards.

As for Canada you tend to not have as many riot police as after all you don't really need anything more then some light fear to deal with limp wristed bugmen.

If Canada goes, the US won't be far behind. There will be a huge number of Americans and even State Governments that would actively support any armed insurrection in Canada. That's still in the province of cloud cuckoo land though, and not really relevant to this situation. The Canadian Government and the Protestors both have many many choices ahead of them that will result in clown world not becoming nightmare world.

That's why I'm looking at things long term. For people to revolt you need to make the current status quo be untenable. With COVID far too many people are at an untenable position.

The way things are going the narrative and reality will collide with each other soon.

While it's still in HOI4 mod territory I would not be surprised to see some sort of conflict kick of a series of wars that result with the map of the US looking very different and smaller then it does currently. Canada being the catalyst it would be interesting to see what future hybrid nations based on geography would look like.

But theoretical thoughts aside Canada going into conflict would give both sides an excuse to go after the other side on the streets.

 

[draggs]

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Just like being a nigger, ain't it

 

[Chunoino]

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This bitch Diane Deans is unhinged and it is unironically scary that people like that are in government in Canada. Invoking the War Measures Act over a fucking peaceful protest? Openly talking about deploying the military against our own citizens and conducting mass arrests or mass killings? What the fuck is wrong with her? It's almost impressive that she has so much faith in the system as to think that sicking the army on its own citizens would work in ending all peaceful protests (and that the army would mindlessly obey such orders), rather than just accelerating into a total societal meltdown and civil war.

It is also pretty wild to think that this is what they are willing to say publicly. Imagine what is going to be said in the in camera meeting.

We all know what’s wrong. These are the kind of people who don’t understand “no.” They wield power like it’s a toy without respect for it or the people who gave it to them. Then they are shocked when reality comes crashing in revealing they can’t order a problem away. And it infuriates then.

 

[Jonah Hill poster]

If the Trailer Park Boys were real characters, you will be right to bet that they would support the Canadian Trucker Convoy protests. It’s already been said on here and A&H, but this is a battle between the haves and have nots.

Truckers might not be as poor, but they’re still people with rights, too.

 

[Lord Xenu]

Cocksuckers have the video unlisted/shadowbanned.

 

[Oxous]

While it's still in HOI4 mod territory

Better stay that way. If a Canadian big igloo happens all the bums in Toronto are gonna come over to New York and permanently shit up every part of the state NYC hasn't managed to sink its fangs into yet.