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

LeChampion1992 said:
That's the tragedy of it all we have all the freedom in the world in some places yet no one wants to think.
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That's the secondary tragedy. The primary one is that all the awful things being done to us are completely unnecessary. Our rulers are mere sadists—but they're the kind who need to see the suffering of billions to satisfy them. It's unprecedented (except like in Warhammer and the bible and shit).
 
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PhoBingas said:
I'm choosing to believe the DOD is sitting around one of those fold out plastic conference tables with coil bound notebooks tabletopping it out in Palladium Recon because its funny.
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Instead the dod is bitching about the font on PowerPoint while some boomer is asking the diversity hire to zoom in on slide and autistically observe it's font. Seriously if the DOD would use normal power points like everyone else they could get ahead.
 
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Meat Target said:
The Founding Fathers didn't just start murking Redcoats at the first transgression. They originally had no intention of declaring independence.

They argued, protested, petititioned, and printed pamphlets and newspapers arguing "no taxation without representation". They were asserting their rights as Englishmen.

The Revolution didn't start until after the series of Intolerable Acts. They had exhausted all other options.
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It was very specifically the Boston Massacre when British troops opened fire into a crowd of rowdy protestors. If that's the standard, then the state absolutely has to fuck up before things truly escalate until you get to the Battle of Concord equivilent when after hours of arguing and posturing between armed forces, someone fires 'the shot heard 'round the world'.
 
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LeChampion1992 said:
Instead the dod is bitching about the font on PowerPoint while some boomer is asking the diversity hire to zoom in on slide and autistically observe it's font. Seriously if the DOD would use normal power points like everyone else they could get ahead.
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You figure the department of defense would have better things to do than debate on if the text in the powerpoint was Courier or Courier New, but the longer they're in that meeting the more tax dollars they get. I suppose it shouldn't come as a shock that the military of the "free world" is ran by pedantic, tech inept baby boomers but I'm still floored that they'd even care about what font their presentation was in.
 
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BiggerChungus said:
Flying a Confederate flag and blowing a horn: illegal, disruptive, chaotic, violent.
Robbing stores and burning down buildings: legal, mostly peaceful, brave, progressive.

I expect shameless hypocrisy from these people and I still get surprised by just how shameless they are.
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The hypocrisy is never lost on those with eyes and a joggin' noggin' and yet, knowing this, you could set the bar down, flush against the floor, only to find that it can fall farther still.
ColtWalker1847 said:
The crazy lesbian commie is livestreaming to the Ottawa City Council right now calling for jackboots.
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Um sweaty, you ought to know that Councillor Catherine McKenny uses THEY/THEM pronouns.

>Shawn Menard: I'm gonna pass my time-cede my time to Councillor McKenney
>Mayor Jim Watson: Well, she's next anyways Councillor, so...Councillor McKenny?
>Shawn Menard: Uh yeah...THEY are next Mayor.
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OlympicFapper said:
Who is this person circled in the image below? Does anyone know?

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She was sitting there nodding her head along with him speaking as if she was mouthing his words under her mask during his first response in this video on YouTube. Kind of looks like she wrote that little speech and coached him.

Tinfoil hat on, throughout that clip he was repeating himself a lot, sometimes flat out ignoring and not even addressing what he's responding to. Like an NPC. Like a puppet.
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If you really want, the House of Commons seating plan can be found here. I wouldn't worry about it though, mindlessly nodding in agreement with whatever your colleagues say is standard for the Liberal party, especially under Trudeau. Everyone in the government follows the memo and just recites whatever prewritten lines and talking points they are given. Conservative MP, Pierre Poilievre, once said that savings of 250 000 CAD in salary costs could be had by simply replacing Liberal MP, Randy Boissonnault, with a cassette player.
 
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Save the Loli said:
Yes it would suck to adapt, because you wanna know what a spread out and dencentralized society historically looked like? It looks like a bunch of people in mud huts in Africa, because with a few exceptions most African societies historically were exactly that.

This is an astoundingly stupid and self-defeating argument. "Famines never happened except when they did", really? Famines happened every time a major disaster (like a volcanic eruption) occurred or more commonly because the country got invaded and all the men got conscripted and the other side stole all the food. Like just go look at a list of premodern famines, and notice the actual written accounts discuss peasants starving because they couldn't grow enough and someone demanded food they couldn't spare (because your landlord needs to pay his taxes). So yes, if you by some chance had a large natural disaster in a region (which inevitably happens every 30-50 years or so) and didn't have modern agriculture, fertilizer, and pesticides, then yes, you will look like those malnourished people in Africa and you will possibly get sick and die.
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>This is an astoundingly stupid and self-defeating argument. "Famines never happened except when they did", really?
It would have been had I even argued that.

Edit: Boiling it down further

Urbanization is a direct product of societies moving from hunter-gather societies to agricultural societies. An individual farmer produces a larger quantity of food than what he and his family unit needs for their own consumption, which frees up labor for other tasks. Thus the urban population is not producing any food of its own and purchasing the surplus production from the rural food producers. Naturally, if there is a food shortage, it's going to primarily affect the urban population as when we're talking about famine, we're talking about an insufficient surplus to support non-food producing labor.
 
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Toasted Midnights in June said:
It was very specifically the Boston Massacre when British troops opened fire into a crowd of rowdy protestors. If that's the standard, then the state absolutely has to fuck up before things truly escalate until you get to the Battle of Concord equivilent when after hours of arguing and posturing between armed forces, someone fires 'the shot heard 'round the world'.
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The subtext to the battle of concord was that the British were also attempting to implement what amounted to an "emergency decree" by the military governor to ban guns. They were heading to concord because there was a report the Massachusetts militia was stockpiling gunpowder.
 
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Kermit Jizz said:
Cover me in rainbows, but it feels like people have finally realized that government only has the power you acknowledge it has. It's like millions have come to their senses and realized "no" is the most powerful thing you can say to these cretins.
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I think most rational people already realized that, it's just that most days of the week rebelling against the government is worse than the alternative. Government is shitty and barely works and that's tolerable. When they start getting ideas above their station, we've got a serious problem and a dire threat to our lives and liberties.
 
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