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

I always looked up to how handy my grandpa was. Being handy and resourceful, having the ability to improvise, adapt, and overcome, has been one of my enduring life aspirations.
I live and work in a bughive (not for much longer, bank can go ahead and own me for a few years if it means I get my plot of land). Thankfully I grew up with a father and grandfather (shit I've given away that I'm probably asian or white, hope that's not too much power level) who both knew and had the inclination to fix shit. The bugmen are amazed when I do simple shit like change a tire, or fix a cabinet door. If they saw some of the home improvement shit I've jerry-rigged together, their insect minds might decide I'm some kind of god.

What amazes me is that this knowledge is not hard to come by on the online, they've just never had handyman shit role-modelled for them, so they view all manual labour as alien and something to pay the strange goblin-man to do. Thanks to all dads and grampses for letting us hold the ladder and fetch tools when we were babby.
 
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think one of the reasons commies adopted racial and sexual IdPol is because they were acting as stooges for the Soviet Union, who sought to use those things to poison the West.

The Soviets, and their latter-day ChiCom successors, were never politically correct themselves.

Hence, the Baizuo dolts have mistaken the poison for the actual substance of Marxism, and retconned trannies, wamyn, gays, and Bee Eye Pee Oh Cees onto muh proletariat.
I would say that it seems to be kind of a mixed bag. Some say that the very notion of "racism," as a pejorative form of something more neutral like nationalism or patriotism, was created by Trotsky in the Soviet Union for internal use. A big struggle for the Soviet Union, especially as the Judeo-Bolshevist post-Russian state, was that the Russian Empire was very diverse, and so they needed a way to prevent the constituent nations of the Soviet Union (and Warsaw Pact as a whole) from advocating for national autonomy or national self-rule. They did this in part by accusing Tajiks or whomever of "racism" when they called for self-rule. Anti-racism was and is a rejection of nationalism in favour of imperialism; to respect the broader empire rather than your own nation. And they were right to prioritize that: indeed, the Soviet Union collapsed when they could no longer control demands for national autonomy, and a bunch of the constituent republics opted to leave.

However, I think it's a useful model to consider the Soviet Union in two distinct phases, before and after Stalin's purges, during which he de-Judaized the Bolshevik party. Post-Stalin, most of the brass was either Russian or Ukrainian. Thus post-purges, instead of Leon Trotsky (born Lev Bronstein) pushing his anti-racism schtick, you get stuff like this:
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China is quite a different beast entirely. They're not Marxist-Leninists in the context of the former Russian Empire. China has adopted "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics," as well as Dengism, which sounds a fair bit like a Chinese form of National Socialism. What they promote abroad definitely seems like poison pill shit, while on the home front, China is banning video games and "sissy men" lmao. It would be pretty hard for the Chinese to make serious anti-racist claims wrt domestic policy, what with all the genocidal shit they have committed against the Tibetans, Uyghurs, and so on.
 
By fellow fucking white race traitors.

They keep fucking around, and normies will not only turn their backs, they just might ASSIST these traitors with APOLOGIZING to their pet pee oh cees by relegating them to honorary nigger chattel status.

And I'm sure many people would collect cans and bottles in the street if they had to to get enough money to purchase one, or more, of these specimens.
Can you rephrase that, please? I must be retarded or something, I cannot make sense of what you said. Are you saying the shoe would be back on the other foot, in essence?
 
am I to understand that the freedom of assembly isn't a thing in canada?
It's supposed to be.

But thanks to the Public Health Order, those became verboten for the unvaccinated. Just another example of the egregious violations of the constitution happening in the last two years.

Not under the emergency act, it's a convenient loophole that our Charter (constitution) allows for the govt to basically veto any of our "rights" if they deem an emergency.
Emergency Powers Act hasn't been implemented. The offense they have charged the Pastor with is an offense under the Public Health Act which violates the constitution. You're thinking of the "Notwithstanding Clause" of the constitution as the mechanism by which liberties can be restricted, but it hasn't been implemented, either. Not a single restriction implemented by any level of government has been lawful.
 
What amazes me is that this knowledge is not hard to come by on the online, they've just never had handyman shit role-modelled for them, so they view all manual labour as alien and something to pay the strange goblin-man to do. Thanks to all dads and grampses for letting us hold the ladder and fetch tools when we were babby.
I replaced my water heater last month. I was recounting to a neighbor what an annoyance it was nigger-rigging up new supply lines after I found out the hardware store didn't have the type of union I needed.

This dude acted like I'd just revealed my secret capeshit identity when I talked about being able (and having the tools) to sweat copper fittings. How pitiful the bug man's life is.
 
Honestly? This protest hasn't truly hit a boiling point until Ontario starts announcing walkbacks (or even plans to walk back) restrictions. Ontario is the most 0 COVID crazy place in Canada by far. Never ended the mask mandate ever (since its inception back in June 2020). Actually placed the province under lockdown again this past January for a couple weeks for no good reason whatsoever other than fearmongering.

And the announcements from the Premier of Ontario today, in light of both the Ambassador Bridge protest and the Ottawa protest both taking place in this province? Free Rapid Tests at the Grocery store! Promote more COVID insanity while you consoom.

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If/When Ford bends his fat knee even an inch, then I'll actually be whitepilled on the outcome of this protest. Until then, honk on you glorious bastards, even if I'm pessimistic about the outcomes.
 
Haven't looked around for anything, but I hope the Trailer Park Boys stays out of this, instead of ruining their reputations by coming out with some extremely shit take.

They were funny and all back in the early 2000s ... but you really taking advice from this fuckin face?
 

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I replaced my water heater last month. I was recounting to a neighbor what an annoyance it was nigger-rigging up new supply lines after I found out the hardware store didn't have the type of union I needed.

This dude acted like I'd just revealed my secret capeshit identity when I talked about being able (and having the tools) to sweat copper fittings. How pitiful the bug man's life is.
Once hooked up a television antenna line using alfoil, tape, and prayers because the outlet in the building wasn't female (no f to f adaptor around). Stunned faces all around... bitch it's basic chemistry, the magic pixies follow the metal.

Honestly though, fixing shit with sub-par resources is one of the most rewarding and fun things to do imo. I unironically enjoy building Ikea furniture because its just big lego and pretty fun when you try to see how many steps in the instruction book you can guess without looking. Meanwhile according to bugmen flat pack furniture is a nightmare and difficult to assemble; I find it relaxing 🤷‍♂️

Maybe if soyboys saw some hands on shit through to completion they'd actually get the serotonin and dopamine they depend on drugs and internet shitflinging for, and be just a little bit less depressed/depressing overall. I can dream.
 
Emergency Powers Act hasn't been implemented. The offense they have charged the Pastor with is an offense under the Public Health Act which violates the constitution.
None of that matters to them. We don't have ''rights'' like the Americans do. Its all meaningless words vomited out to make Canada look better than everybody else. Jewsh likes to rip on the US for being niggercattle but I can't think of a better way to describe the bugmen in cities braying to be locked down, shot full of retard goo and demanding the gubmint genocide the evil nazi truck terrorists.

Its all so tiresome. They're fighting for the freedom of the niggercattle as much as they are for the actual sane Canadians and the niggercattle still hate them.

Its been pretty moralizing to see the protests largely working and so far not a single person has been seriously hurt or killed. Hopefully they can get that little half Cuban fuck out of office without any bloodshed, even if the niggercattle want to see the protesters dead. Honk honk!
 
Whatever feelings you have about class or capitalism just remember Communists never fully fleshed out their ideology insofar as to how to create a stable lasting government once the revolution was over. They all thought ‘oh well the people will just live in happy utopia without corruption and in harmony’ which is fucktarded. When something goes wrong in a planned economy, shit goes REALLY FUCKING WRONG.

Think Cultural Revolution. Think North Korean famine.
 
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Imagine not being a fucking leaf right now.

Feels bad, man.
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Canada has supplanted Australia as the superior shitposter. Where Australia cucked and went full COVID police-state and are continuing to do so, Canada grew a spine and declared "no more." Let it be inspiration for more to follow!

 
Section 2(c) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms is supposed to guarantee Canadians the right to freedom of assembly. However, the Section 1 of the Charter is a stupid exception clause, which in practice states that the government is free to infringe on any and all of our rights and freedoms, as long as a politician can justify the infringement as something "demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society," something called the Oakes Test. Failing that, if the proposal is completely unjustifiable, then politicians can invoke Section 33 of the Charter, called the "notwithstanding clause," which is basically the politician saying "this infringement may be completely unjustifiable, but I'm doing it anyway."

Canadians have rights in theory, but with the way they're codified, our equivalent to the US Bill of Rights is basically fake, and we have no de jure rights or freedoms. We only have rights or freedoms as long as TPTB find our exercise of them to be acceptable, which is the same as not having rights. If we had no Charter at all, it would be exactly the same as it is now. Authorities would leave you alone when you do things they like politically, and they would persecute you when you do things they don't like politically.

To put it succinctly, Americans are guaranteed inalienable constitutional rights, whereas Canadian constitutional "rights" are alienable.
No. Section ! does not confer upon the government anything. Basically it is the justification for prisons and other things that are also a violation of someone's human rights.

The Oakes Test provides the process the government must follow to enact it's authority under section 33.
 
Honestly though, fixing shit with sub-par resources is one of the most rewarding and fun things to do imo. I unironically enjoy building Ikea furniture because its just big lego and pretty fun when you try to see how many steps in the instruction book you can guess without looking. Meanwhile according to bugmen flat pack furniture is a nightmare and difficult to assemble; I find it relaxing
Now if only assembled Ikea furniture was worth using. Ho hum.
 
You ever run a diesel engine out of fuel before?
After a hypothetical raid where the truck drivers are successfully bagged & tagged (i doubt the success of this operation), would the vehicles remaining in the streets be out of fuel? Huh. What would be the smarter approach - tow them or just drive them away? Most of the keys would be in the pockets of the drivers, others can be started with some moderate difficulty
 
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