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

[Crinoids]

That would be a pretty retarded tactic, even for Trudeau. The likes of CNN condemning the truckers might galvanize Trudeau's own base to some extent, but it certainly would not resolve the crisis; everyone affiliated with the Freedom Convoy despises MSM, and would probably take an MSM condemnation as proof they're right. Plus, what with American political polarization and culture war, Trudeau could only expect to get support from CNN, Buzzfeed, Salon. Tucker Carlson has already put out multiple videos shitting all over Trudeau and his role in this. Maybe he's so desperate to get the US lefty media to give a fuck, because he's concerned about only right-wing Americans actually paying attention and caring, and then that viewpoint coming to define American understanding of the crisis?

CNN and other US media outlets condemning the truckers will quickly result in more serious attempts at honkupation tactics in America

 

[Marley Rathbone]

Canadian Truckers are the only one standing up for freedom in the entire continent of North America. God bless.

 

[a lurking leaf]

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Milk River AB is insane, it's hard to get a feel for how big it is but the drone shot... just wow.

It's apparently 3km long, going by what the poster of this video says?:

Quebec City QC sings Oh Canada:

Mexico's adorable support convoy:

Where are the drone shots of Ottawa?? I'm gonna assume they're not allowed lol

 

[murdered meat bag]

The funny thing is Trump could have used the emergency act to stop the riots. He didn't for whatever reason. This idiots on the other hand want to come down hard after just 2 weeks without any real damage to property or deaths? True colors are shown faster then you think

its a good thing he didnt because now we blame our mayors and governors for letting people riot and not calling in the national guard.

 

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Coutts AB is insane, it's hard to get a feel for how big it is but the drone shot... just wow.
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Milk River AB's convoy is apparently 3km long, going by what the poster of this video says:
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Quebec City QC sings Oh Canada:
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Mexico's adorable support convoy:
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Where are the drone shots of Ottawa?? I'm gonna assume they're not allowed lol

Every picture I see of the I-15 terminus at Coutts shows the protest just growing larger, not smaller. Which is funny because this protest has been declared "over" pretty much every day for the last 3 days. This one I think is really hitting hard. I-15 is the backbone of the North American agricultural economy and with it shut down the corn syrup is not going to flow. This is a big problem that is going to get even bigger the longer this goes on.

 

[Tree]

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What the heck he bluescreens and starts shouting they aren't Canadian because they don't care about "blacks, asians, anybody like that". The mental conditioning that's been performed on these sorts is astounding.

It really is some kind of standoff here. One side continues to let themselves be held hostage by racial problems because they literally aren't allowed to suggest fixing them (and they segfault when someone says "not all"), and the other which somehow instinctively knows that that is actually the last line of defense for the regime which affords them marvel movies, a parasitic office job, funkopops, and a boyfriend for their wife.

 

[Iceland Heavy]

CNN and other US media outlets condemning the truckers will quickly result in more serious attempts at honkupation tactics in America

Yeah I think the MSM will avoid giving this breathless coverage outside the obligatory 'antivax nazis bad'. Wall to wall 'OMG MAGAS ARE TAKING OVER CANADA' is probably going to backfire leading up to the midterms.

 

[BrokLesnerd]

That would be a pretty retarded tactic, even for Trudeau. The likes of CNN condemning the truckers might galvanize Trudeau's own base to some extent, but it certainly would not resolve the crisis; everyone affiliated with the Freedom Convoy despises MSM, and would probably take an MSM condemnation as proof they're right. Plus, what with American political polarization and culture war, Trudeau could only expect to get support from CNN, Buzzfeed, Salon. Tucker Carlson has already put out multiple videos shitting all over Trudeau and his role in this. Maybe he's so desperate to get the US lefty media to give a fuck, because he's concerned about only right-wing Americans actually paying attention and caring, and then that viewpoint coming to define American understanding of the crisis?

It's not about hardliners. It's about making sure the normals capitulate and tow the line

 

[RX-78]

I’m convinced that these leftists want to turn people against Natives (the majority of whom I’ve met are redpilled as fuck about Globohomo and DON’T want it in the country, and have also admitted that the only non natives they’re willing to live with are whites)

Off topic, but historically Indians hate metzios and thus all of mexico. You can find examples of this in later-stage conquistador memoirs, and personal experience tells me they can't stand groids much either. It would be interesting to poll a large group of Canadian natives and get their view on the dog eaters buying up all the real estate.

 

[IDanceonTrannyGraves]

Rather than having a formal coalition, the Liberals have a confidence and supply arrangement with the NDP. In practice, the Liberals might as well have a majority. The NDP never seem to betray or even threaten to betray, because doing so would lead to a Conservative government, which the NDP seems unwilling to entertain.

More likely it's that Singh likes living off the teat of the public and isn't willing to give up his life of privilege.

 

[a lurking leaf]

Every picture I see of the I-15 terminus at Coutts shows the protest just growing larger, not smaller. Which is funny because this protest has been declared "over" pretty much every day for the last 3 days. This one I think is really hitting hard. I-15 is the backbone of the North American agricultural economy and with it shut down the corn syrup is not going to flow. This is a big problem that is going to get even bigger the longer this goes on.

I actually got it screwed up, this is slightly further north at Milk River, the Coutts one is potentially even bigger lol
It would probably be even bigger now if some people didn't go up to Edmonton

 

[clusterfuckk]

I’m so far behind but as a blackpilled Canuck this uprising and all the milk and memes it’s producing has put me back in redpill territory. I love you autistic niggers

 

[DamnWolves!]

Get a load of this cultist:
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DnD larp taken too far on the shirt, autistic scientism slogan on the sign. Seeing shit like this makes me want to drop my physics degree.

Hard to explain what this is like to Americans, but the Canadian public sector and its employees are extremely smug. Imagine if every nurse, every bus driver, every teacher had the attitude of a Washington DC-based, Democratic senator's aide and you're approaching what it's like to deal with government workers in Canada.

There's this air of entitlement and moral superiority, as if their mission as public servants to righteously guide the retarded masses. These massive bureaucracies have these internal propaganda programs, where the basic gist is "if we let the public know what we're really doing, they would get mad because they're unsophisticated bozos and they don't understand that we know what's best for them".

Of course, the public sector is where competence goes to die and mediocrity seems to thrive...that's pretty normal for any government in any country, but the difference is that Canada's public sector has been massively fattened by decades of Liberal governments trying to simultaneously buy union votes and the loyalty of the permanent bureaucrat class (CRA, CRTC, etc.).

Case in point: in the States, an elementary school teacher makes maybe $60k a year if they're good. It's a good salary for solid, albeit simple, work. Do you know what they get paid here?

These are not difficult jobs. It's not hard to show up for 6 1/2 hours a day with only children evaluating your job performance. It's almost impossible to get fired here because of the union. Put in a couple years and you're in the top 10% of Canadians--elementary school teachers should not be in the top 10% of salary brackets!

Government work used to trade salary for benefits and job security, but now they have all 3 and these jobs are given out according to your connections to the teachers' unions and their "diversity and equity" scoring chart. Research has consistently shown a 10-15% premium in public sector work for the same job in the private sector, and that's just in base salary. A couple years back, there were so many people trying to become teachers they were begging the universities to stop admitting people for B. Ed. programs.

That's before we get to the benefits and the pensions. The Ontario government matches the teacher's pension fund 2:1. Can you name another employer that will double your contributions? They're so overfunded that the Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan was featured on Billions as an important investor for Axe Capital; that's how notoriously overstuffed they are.

Meanwhile, nurses start at $67k and top out at $100k. That's before you include overtime, which the rest of us don't really get unless you're in an entry level position. The average US nurse makes somewhere between 60-70k across their career.

Those are just two tiny examples of public largesse in Canada. The real problem is that they actually make much more than the average person here, which gives them an inflated sense of self-importance. The net result is that we have an incredibly wealthy public servant class and therefore they think they must be smarter than everyone else because why else would they get paid so much for doing so little work?

Don't even get me started on the amount of grift going on with "government consulting" gigs; we waste literal billions on commissioning "studies" from thinktanks set up by assorted friends and family of our politicians. It's a very "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" kind of environment. Construction bids are another common grift; you'd think this was New Jersey or Chicago and not Canada...

Again, hard to explain to Americans what it's like, but I'm sure you all know someone who gets paid much more than they're worth and you see how it affects their attitude. Now imagine if 20% of all employed people were like that.

 

[Meat Target]

Again, hard to explain to Americans what it's like, but I'm sure you all know someone who gets paid much more than they're worth and you see how it affects their attitude. Now imagine if 20% of all employed people were like that.

I believe it. Burgerstani public servants may have that, but also while larping as poor-put-upon underdogs.

 

[Flan Handler]

I got an after action report from the Telegram Boomer farmers and the convoy to Edmonton. They said they were shocked at how many people came out; every little town seemed to have a contingent merging in. It was slow going but so much fun.

In Edmonton: no more full overpasses. In fact, it was split between people honking in support and people giving them the finger. This bothered the convoy not a whit. They were in high spirits. Only a small fraction got through to the legislature downtown before the roads were closed so thousands of people were left to drive around honking, which they gleefully did for hours.

A lot of Edmontonians appear to fear the end of Covid would send them back to the office, or off the government teat. Which is why the terrorist mayor is trying to say he will keep the restrictions up in Edmonton in defiance of whatever Kenney cooks up.

 

[Garm]

Wait, Trudeau thinks this is America's fault? I will admit this has been a huge white pill for Americans (myself included), but all us Yanks are doing is cheering from the sidelines (and maybe sending a few shekels). Its not American's on the streets of Ottawa. Or Toronto. Or at Coutts. Or Edmonton. WTF does Trudeau think BIDEN can do? A big ask, since this assumes Biden can do anything, but allowing the argument, how precisely is any of this Bidens problem?

This is Trudeaus problem. Maybe he should stop hiding in his cuck shed and, I dunno, actually show that he's the leader of his country and responsible for it. Instead of blaming other people. Really says alot about Trudeau though. Does he honestly believe all those people on Parliament hill are AMERICANS and not his own People? Does he really believe his own people are incapable of opposing him?

What brokelesnerd said. Though it does make a certain kind of sense because Trudeau's plane left for Germany. Seems like he was going around trying to rally support for a course of action.

That would be a pretty retarded tactic, even for Trudeau. The likes of CNN condemning the truckers might galvanize Trudeau's own base to some extent, but it certainly would not resolve the crisis; everyone affiliated with the Freedom Convoy despises MSM, and would probably take an MSM condemnation as proof they're right. Plus, what with American political polarization and culture war, Trudeau could only expect to get support from CNN, Buzzfeed, Salon. Tucker Carlson has already put out multiple videos shitting all over Trudeau and his role in this. Maybe he's so desperate to get the US lefty media to give a fuck, because he's concerned about only right-wing Americans actually paying attention and caring, and then that viewpoint coming to define American understanding of the crisis?

I think Trudeau is panicking and trying to look for a way to spin it for the history books. That he isn't at fault for the collapse of the Neoliberal order because he couldn't keep truckers in line.

 

[MirrorNoir]

"Honkytown", that would be a good title for a parody song of "Funkytown".

SNL already did one in the 80s, back when Jesse Jackson killed any chance of branching out into a political career by calling Jewish NYC residents "hymie" (an anti-Jewish slur) AND calling New York City "Hymietown".

Jackson barely survived the scandal when it happened and managed to get the media to memory hole the entire thing; as such, you'll NEVER see this video appear in any SNL Eddie Murphy retrospective....

 

[WinchesterPremium]

Hard to explain what this is like to Americans, but the Canadian public sector and its employees are extremely smug. Imagine if every nurse, every bus driver, every teacher had the attitude of a Washington DC-based, Democratic senator's aide and you're approaching what it's like to deal with government workers in Canada.

There's this air of entitlement and moral superiority, as if their mission as public servants to righteously guide the retarded masses. These massive bureaucracies have these internal propaganda programs, where the basic gist is "if we let the public know what we're really doing, they would get mad because they're unsophisticated bozos and they don't understand that we know what's best for them".

Of course, the public sector is where competence goes to die and mediocrity seems to thrive...that's pretty normal for any government in any country, but the difference is that Canada's public sector has been massively fattened by decades of Liberal governments trying to simultaneously buy union votes and the loyalty of the permanent bureaucrat class (CRA, CRTC, etc.).

Case in point: in the States, an elementary school teacher makes maybe $60k a year if they're good. It's a good salary for solid, albeit simple, work. Do you know what they get paid here?
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These are not difficult jobs. It's not hard to show up for 6 1/2 hours a day with only children evaluating your job performance. It's almost impossible to get fired here because of the union. Put in a couple years and you're in the top 10% of Canadians--elementary school teachers should not be in the top 10% of salary brackets!

Government work used to trade salary for benefits and job security, but now they have all 3 and these jobs are given out according to your connections to the teachers' unions and their "diversity and equity" scoring chart. Research has consistently shown a 10-15% premium in public sector work for the same job in the private sector, and that's just in base salary. A couple years back, there were so many people trying to become teachers they were begging the universities to stop admitting people for B. Ed. programs.

That's before we get to the benefits and the pensions. The Ontario government matches the teacher's pension fund 2:1. Can you name another employer that will double your contributions? They're so overfunded that the Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan was featured on Billions as an important investor for Axe Capital; that's how notoriously overstuffed they are.

Meanwhile, nurses start at $67k and top out at $100k. That's before you include overtime, which the rest of us don't really get unless you're in an entry level position. The average US nurse makes somewhere between 60-70k across their career.
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Those are just two tiny examples of public largesse in Canada. The real problem is that they actually make much more than the average person here, which gives them an inflated sense of self-importance. The net result is that we have an incredibly wealthy public servant class and therefore they think they must be smarter than everyone else because why else would they get paid so much for doing so little work?

Don't even get me started on the amount of grift going on with "government consulting" gigs; we waste literal billions on commissioning "studies" from thinktanks set up by assorted friends and family of our politicians. It's a very "you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours" kind of environment. Construction bids are another common grift; you'd think this was New Jersey or Chicago and not Canada...

Again, hard to explain to Americans what it's like, but I'm sure you all know someone who gets paid much more than they're worth and you see how it affects their attitude. Now imagine if 20% of all employed people were like that.

Are those Canadian Dollars? Because those arn't nearly as absurd if we take a good 20% off of them.

 

[BIG DADDY]

Maybe the real racists were the lefties we met along the way

 

[Crinoids]

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