Canada is a failed state

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I once had a (darker) metis who's relatively important in the native sphere ask me if I was also native.
My pale skinned, blue eye'd, ginger ass replied that no, I was not and he still asked if I was sure before leaving for something else he was busy with.
I should have said yes and got my no-tax card and shit
The best benefit you could've wrangled IMO is land ownership. Tribe membership entitles you to purchase and outright own land on a reserve - anyone else and most of the time it's 100 year leases which can be broken at a whim by the tribal authority with the full backing of Ottawa (it's all considered crown land). Get in with a tribe, get land for cheap, construct a place with a builders mortgage, and at worst you've got something to rent out for cheap.
 
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One week to go.
 
I wish everyone all the best with their chosen strategy for surviving the new Canada that will unfurl on April 29th.
Canada? I think you mean Economic Zone 92

The best benefit you could've wrangled IMO is land ownership. Tribe membership entitles you to purchase and outright own land on a reserve - anyone else and most of the time it's 100 year leases which can be broken at a whim by the tribal authority with the full backing of Ottawa (it's all considered crown land). Get in with a tribe, get land for cheap, construct a place with a builders mortgage, and at worst you've got something to rent out for cheap.
Downside is that the land is on a reserve. Who tf wants to live in a slice of the third world.
 
Well looks like early voting is done, with pretty high turnout on Friday. Less then a week until election day, what do people think the early voting results would look like?
Hopefully a conservative lead, but its too early to tell.
Considering most of the early voting lines were packed full of White heads (elderly boomers) it's likely going to be a Carney minority.
 
Considering most of the early voting lines were packed full of White heads (elderly boomers) it's likely going to be a Carney minority.
At this point I have become an accelerationist. A cons victory will only delay the libs by an election or two, let them win so they can deal the killing blow on our country so third position parties and successionist movements gain popularity and we can start anew.
 
At this point I have become an accelerationist. A cons victory will only delay the libs by an election or two, let them win so they can deal the killing blow on our country so third position parties and successionist movements gain popularity and we can start anew.
No.

I stopped believing in this kind of cope a long time ago. Canada has a long, long way to fall. We haven't even begun to have UK style censorship laws, and the mass civilian disarmament hasn't even occurred yet. There won't be a sudden "this is too far" moment. No, we'll just slide into Brittification / Brazilification, slowly, and irreversibly. It will be a gradual process, and no one will fight back.
 
No.

I stopped believing in this kind of cope a long time ago. Canada has a long, long way to fall. We haven't even begun to have UK style censorship laws, and the mass civilian disarmament hasn't even occurred yet. There won't be a sudden "this is too far" moment. No, we'll just slide into Brittification / Brazilification, slowly, and irreversibly. It will be a gradual process, and no one will fight back.
Once pretty much all boomers have retired in four to six years we can expect to see some significant changes. Right now many companies are dependant on one old guy close to retirement to keep the pajeets in line.
 
Tribe membership entitles you to purchase and outright own land on a reserve - anyone else and most of the time it's 100 year leases which can be broken at a whim by the tribal authority with the full backing of Ottawa (it's all considered crown land). Get in with a tribe, get land for cheap, construct a place with a builders mortgage, and at worst you've got something to rent out for cheap.
Downside is that the land is on a reserve. Who tf wants to live in a slice of the third world.

While I am not an expert on Aboriginal title or property laws on reserves, I don't see how being a nominal member of a particular tribe would provide you with anymore IRL guarantees or protections than a shaky 99-year lease would.

Native reserves still operate as collectively-minded fiefdoms where any actual power rests in the hands of a few nepotistic and corrupt chief and councillors.

Homes and property tend to be bequeathed by the band council, not owned outright as Whites would understand it.

Even if you did purchase reservation land outright and build your own home, what is stopping some future chief and council from pulling a Savages v. Colonialists move circa 1776 and demanding the land back or razing it to the ground?

And if Whites with 99-year leases have no legal or government protection from capricious contract breaches, why would intratribal agreements between "members" be treated any differently?

Even if the chief or council breaks the White Man's or their own in-house laws, good luck trying to get White governments, police or courts to actually cross the threshold to enforce any of it.
 
And if Whites with 99-year leases have no legal or government protection from capricious contract breaches, why would intratribal agreements between "members" be treated any differently?
Speaking of 99 year leases I wish we would re nationalize the 407 toll highway and tell the company and Cuckservative Mike Harris sold it to for Pennies on the dollar to get Fucked.
 
Was this gem already posted in the thread?
TL;DR - even the government is admitting IT'S OVER and is doom posting.

However, things are changing. Wealth inequality is rising. Children are already less upwardly mobile than their parents. Policy Horizons has explored some of these changes in Future Lives (2022) and Basic needs at risk (2023). More recently, the Disruptions on the Horizons: 2024 report, suggests that downward social mobility might become the norm in the future. The scenario below paints a picture of Canada in 2040 in which most Canadians find themselves stuck in the socioeconomic conditions of their birth and many face the very real possibility of downward social mobility.
People may lose faith in the Canadian project. They may reject policies that promote education, jobs, or home ownership. The usual levers may seem misguided and wasteful to those who have abandoned the idea of ‘moving up’. They could lose the drive to better themselves and their communities. Others might embrace radical ideas about restructuring the state, society, and the economy.
 
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