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"Hey guys I'm gonna post a hot take"
Posts something that's been posted like 400 times already
Christ.
Posts something that's been posted like 400 times already
Christ.
Canadian Truckers Convoy 2022 - The Leaf calls you a Nazi as he gasses you
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Yeah I saw this earlier Justin fucked up, one doesn't talk shit about the JOOs.
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Your weakness shows it doesn't matter what you think, because you'll just be bullied into anything. Calm down sheep. It'll all be over soon.
Soooo .... worthless octogenarian diaper shitters? They're not really alive anymore anyway. If you kill them they're too senile to notice.
People don't want medical treatments they don't need and are only taking on pain of job loss and additional taxation. Maybe no one cares what cowards like you think.
boo hoo, boo hoo
Oh, you need people to hear you and understand? How about hearing "I don't want the jab, no thank you." Poor baby, are they not listening to you. Why couldn't our governments take our repeated no's for an answer. And no one will listen to you, poor thing. So sad. Keep caring only about yourself though.
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Hot take: violence is always justified if it's a cool fight scene.
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Freeland is the Finance Minister so it was him/her who implements these meassures. I saw a video of what appears to be a trucker trying to buy something using his card but the mechine denying him. This is coming for everyone through the Great Reset and is a big reason (other than the whole global pop reduction 90-95%) that is why freedom MUST win. If TPTB get their way life is NEVER going back to normal and it will only get worse.
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Very interesting, nice catch. I happen to have already gotten a crash course on this group. I had a chat with two people affiliated with that group, who were flying their weird diagonal flag at an event in my area; with the chat initiated when I asked what the flag means. I totally missed the patches on the vest though.
Suffice it to say that I am not surprised that their group may be infested with feds. I think the two people I spoke with, a man and a woman, were sincere non-feds (and for what it's worth, they did not seem like extremists, although the woman seemed kind of manic and probably mentally ill), but they seemed to attract a ton of fed attention with their wacky flag. I cannot help but wonder if the feds knew the group, and wanted to infiltrate or catch members slipping, or if the weird flag just caught their attention the same as it caught mine.
Not one, not two, but three different people separately approached them to irl fedpost while I was talking to the two of them. Like in a manner where they'd say something outrageous ("Hey kid..." style, if you know the cartoon), and then look at them as if in anticipation to see if they would respond positively for the hidden camera or microphone. I am jaded to that kind of shit being all over the place online, but I feel bad for the poor boomers/genXers who might not know better, and say something stupid just out of an effort to be agreeable. The two I was talking to did not seem to fall for it, but if it is a large organization, then all it takes is a few retards saying something stupid for feds to start gaining leverage.
I also noticed the diagonal flag is featured repeatedly in the following music video, which I have seen circulating a little on protest-related pages:
Matt Damon
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What a gay country.
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look, just because he released his latest hit single "imma stab that fucker next thursday on crip street" and then that fucker got stabbed a thursday later you gotta go and make accusations
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Trudeau panned for invoking emergency powers to quell truckers strike in Canada -- after he supported farmers blockade in India
WASHINGTON: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked emergency powers on Monday to quell an agitation by the country's truckers against Covid-19 mandates, drawing fire from critics who called him out for his support to the farmers' agitation that employed similar blockage tactics in India.
Trudeau is also being roasted by the pro-Trump, right-wing anti-Covid mandate constituency in Canada and the US, who accused him of adopting fascist methods and virtually imposing martial law on a country that is often praised for its democratic credentials.
Canada's Emergencies Act confers powers on the federal government to override civil rights, restrict trade, and ban public assembly. It is only the second time in the country's history that Ottawa has used such powers, the last time when Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, invoked similar measures to contain a separatist movement in Quebec.
Although Justin Trudeau pledged his government would not restrict peaceful gatherings in the ongoing protests, he accused truckers of "illegal and dangerous activities" and said he was invoking the act as a “last resort.”
“This has gone on for far too long. It is no longer a lawful protest against federal government policy. It is now an illegal occupation. It’s time for people to go home," Trudeau said, asserting that the situation "requires additional tools not held by any other federal, provincial or territorial law.”
The move invited a cascade of criticism and online trolling, including from U.S and from India, where a farmers protest in 2020-2021 that had similarly shut down New Delhi for months had found support from Trudeau. "Canada will always be ready to defend the right to peaceful protest," Trudeau had said, inviting a smackdown from New Delhi, which such comments were "unwarranted" and "ill-informed." The Canadian PM was accused of pandering to Sikh constituents in his country, some of whom are viewed in India as Khalistani separatists.
Payback for that episode came swiftly online on Monday with one post from India sneering, "Blockade is undemocratic, dangerous and fascist in Canada but enriches democracy in India."
A cartoon showed Trudeau expressing support for Indian farmers on a tractor in one panel, with second panel where Trudeau is being chased by a truck with "KARMA" emblazoned on its side.
Even former diplomats came down heavily on Trudeau. "Sins coming home to roost. Stand Trudeau takes on Trucker rally at home contrary to Tractor rally in India. Calls it blocking economy& democracy, no dialogue with truckers, police arresting those supplying fuel to truckers. Usual hypocrisy, double standards by western “liberals,” noted former foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal.
The right-wing media in Canada and US also came down heavily on the Canadian Prime Minister, who heads a minority government, with one headline reading, Trudeau tests positive for fascism. Fox News's Tucker Carlson headlined the story "Trudeau bring Martial Law to Canada."
"Let’s be clear, this is a defining moment in the history of Canada, in the history of the English speaking West. The Emergencies Act is Martial Law,” Carlson said.
Even the liberal New York Times panned Trudeau, saying in an editorial that "protests are a necessary form of expression in a democratic society, particularly for those whose opinions do not command broad popular support," while noting his support for the farmers' agitation in India.
Trudeau is also being roasted by the pro-Trump, right-wing anti-Covid mandate constituency in Canada and the US, who accused him of adopting fascist methods and virtually imposing martial law on a country that is often praised for its democratic credentials.
Canada's Emergencies Act confers powers on the federal government to override civil rights, restrict trade, and ban public assembly. It is only the second time in the country's history that Ottawa has used such powers, the last time when Trudeau's father, Pierre Trudeau, invoked similar measures to contain a separatist movement in Quebec.
Although Justin Trudeau pledged his government would not restrict peaceful gatherings in the ongoing protests, he accused truckers of "illegal and dangerous activities" and said he was invoking the act as a “last resort.”
“This has gone on for far too long. It is no longer a lawful protest against federal government policy. It is now an illegal occupation. It’s time for people to go home," Trudeau said, asserting that the situation "requires additional tools not held by any other federal, provincial or territorial law.”
The move invited a cascade of criticism and online trolling, including from U.S and from India, where a farmers protest in 2020-2021 that had similarly shut down New Delhi for months had found support from Trudeau. "Canada will always be ready to defend the right to peaceful protest," Trudeau had said, inviting a smackdown from New Delhi, which such comments were "unwarranted" and "ill-informed." The Canadian PM was accused of pandering to Sikh constituents in his country, some of whom are viewed in India as Khalistani separatists.
Payback for that episode came swiftly online on Monday with one post from India sneering, "Blockade is undemocratic, dangerous and fascist in Canada but enriches democracy in India."
A cartoon showed Trudeau expressing support for Indian farmers on a tractor in one panel, with second panel where Trudeau is being chased by a truck with "KARMA" emblazoned on its side.
Even former diplomats came down heavily on Trudeau. "Sins coming home to roost. Stand Trudeau takes on Trucker rally at home contrary to Tractor rally in India. Calls it blocking economy& democracy, no dialogue with truckers, police arresting those supplying fuel to truckers. Usual hypocrisy, double standards by western “liberals,” noted former foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal.
The right-wing media in Canada and US also came down heavily on the Canadian Prime Minister, who heads a minority government, with one headline reading, Trudeau tests positive for fascism. Fox News's Tucker Carlson headlined the story "Trudeau bring Martial Law to Canada."
"Let’s be clear, this is a defining moment in the history of Canada, in the history of the English speaking West. The Emergencies Act is Martial Law,” Carlson said.
Even the liberal New York Times panned Trudeau, saying in an editorial that "protests are a necessary form of expression in a democratic society, particularly for those whose opinions do not command broad popular support," while noting his support for the farmers' agitation in India.
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Sounds like an "OK hand gesture" thing.
ColtWalker1847
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A new aristocracy. Great. It totally won't be like the last one because they are left-wingers this time. They understand working people if they are bag boys at walmart, redditors, and junkies on the street. The real workers.
I never thought they actually believed that until I saw this. I thought it was just them pandering for votes or selling overpriced organic food and electric shitbox Nissans. But no. It has advanced a generation and now the little soybabies actually think it will work. They are that far up their own ass that is has become generational.
This honking is destroying their entire worldview.
Lol.
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thread is moving fast and not sure if this has been posted
but I think its great
but I think its great
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HOW LONG CAN THIS WAR CRIME GO ON!?!
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Hot take: a cool fight scene isn't justified comedically one sided and brutal only
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Hot take: Opera makes everything classy.
Until morale or freedom improves.
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So thats where broks been. oh and they were either set up or beyond retarded but some reports say connection to the base so i'd say dim glow
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Lok'tar Ogar, brother.
ColtWalker1847
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Hot take: Jackie Chan movies, before he became a Hollywood sellout and later a Chicom sellout, were really cool. Wheels on Meals and Project A. Check it out.
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