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Are you actually sure that they would deport you? When have you even seen news of this?
Canada is a failed state
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As tensions over illegal migrants rise, there will be more attention paid to sniffing out illegals. I could be wrong, but staying beyond the visa-free maximum of 6 months seems like something that would be noted in police databases and is something they would see if they run your license through their computer. Of course, this is only a consideration if you don't find an area to sneak in.
Sanctuary cities are some of the most likely to house undesirables, and cities crawling with illegals are the most likely to face significant problems. It's common sense.
I agree our signature brand of snobbery has contributed a lot to our current state, but that's not the only reason not to trade. The risk of getting raped as an adult male is quite low. Even if rape were a given, it's better than getting murdered by a nigger. Call me crazy.
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I wouldn't worry too much about the police or the criminal element above what you'd find in Canada but a decision is a decision and it's more than likely to stay open as a possibility anyway. Stay safe either way.
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I haven't heard that fat fuck's voice in some time.
What an embarrassment to conservatism. The wrong brother died.
Of course, the other alternative was that weasel Patrick Brown who somehow morphed into a corrupt king of the pajeets.
It's also not an apple to oranges comparison.
Living in a red state with a visa or citizenship is a clear upgrade from Canada.
Trying to Mad Max it as a fish-out-of-water albino illegal alien probably isn't for most Leafs save a few real crazy fucks.
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The Ontario job board has added human trafficking to their workplace safety modules alongside material safety and OSHA rules
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Unsourced Reddit link to Oakville cemetery 1st Galician SS Waffen cenotaph removal
There's no date or source for the video, but a few clues seem to suggest it's legit.
It seems to have been on display at a private Ukrainian cemetery in Oakville.
The cemetery's Wiki has a shitty cropped pic of the cenotaph, but the logo appears to be the same. The cross at the top seems to have been removed already from the cenotaph in the alleged video.
In this separate poorly lit photo, the whole cenotaph can be seen.
In the purported removal video, one of the flag poles along with the stepped foundation of the cenotaph can be seen in the background.
There's no date or source for the video, but a few clues seem to suggest it's legit.
It seems to have been on display at a private Ukrainian cemetery in Oakville.
The cemetery's Wiki has a shitty cropped pic of the cenotaph, but the logo appears to be the same. The cross at the top seems to have been removed already from the cenotaph in the alleged video.
In this separate poorly lit photo, the whole cenotaph can be seen.
In the purported removal video, one of the flag poles along with the stepped foundation of the cenotaph can be seen in the background.
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Stop trying to kill yourself, you need Jesus.
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They would deport you eventually because thats the law, which as we all know only applies to white people, hence 40 million feral niggers from around the world piling up over the course of decades and yet it takes months or years and great cost for someone to come legally
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Get better at crime then. It's pretty easy.
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The OP posted an article (archive) from some Jew rag.
A monument honoring Ukrainian soldiers who served in a Nazi division during World War II has been removed from a cemetery in Ontario after years of lobbying by Jewish leaders and others.
The monument to the 14 th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician) was erected in 1988 at West Oak Memorial Gardens, which is owned by St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Cemetery, in Oakville, about 20 miles from Toronto. The marker bears the lion and crown insignia of the division, which is also known as SS Galizien and SS Galichina.
Efforts to have it removed gained steam last fall after the Forward reported that a 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian war veteran honored in Canada’s Parliament during a visit by Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelenskyy had served in a unit connected to the Third Reich. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ended up apologizing for the incident and House Speaker Anthony Rota resigned over it, though both politicians said they were unaware of the details of the military service of the man they saluted, Yaroslav Hunka.
Rabbi Stephen Wise, who heads Oakville’s Shaarei-Beth El Synagogue and was among those pushing to remove the cenotaph, said fallout from Hunka’s appearance in Parliament helped “push the item to the top of the agenda.” Among other things, it was visited by neo-Nazis, which raised concerns of the cenotaph transforming into a shrine for white supremacists.
Other monuments to the SS unit remain in Canada, the U.S. and elsewhere. Previous investigations by the Forward led to a similar monument being temporarily boarded up in Philadelphia, as well as a monument for another SS unit being removed in Belgium.
Memorials celebrating collaborators as freedom fighters have become a key feature of the modern surge of
Holocaust revisionism, which seeks to recast perpetrators as heroes.
“We’re pleased that the decision has finally been made to take down a memorial that honored and glorified individuals who served in a Nazi military unit and were complicit in war crimes committed during the Holocaust, ultimately distorting Holocaust history,” the Friends group said in a statement. “To have such a monument in Canada was an affront to Holocaust survivors, the Jewish community, veterans and all Canadians who oppose Nazism.”
Wise also gave credit to “the Ukrainian community themselves who understood how problematic this was, and in fact, they’re the ones that met with the people who put this monument up and explained that it does not have a place here in Canada, and it was finally removed.”
Wise said he is not related to his namesake, the late American Jewish leader, Rabbi Stephen Wise, but he said the resolution of the controversy over the marker is a fitting way to honor the late Rabbi Wise’s legacy and his “vision for a peaceful world.”
A person answering the phone at the cemetery Friday said she could not hear or understand well enough to respond to a request for comment. The mayor’s office in Oakville declined to comment.
More recently, after Russia invaded Ukraine, the monument and others like it have been caught up in propaganda wars. The Russian Embassy in Ottawa bemoaned Canada’s monuments connected to Nazis, and some Ukrainians painted those calling for the Oakville stone’s removal as sympathizers with Moscow.
Now, the fate of the actual monument is unclear. Wise said he would like to see it go to the Museum of Tolerance in Winnipeg, with signage offering history and context, but said the people who erected the monument — descendants of soldiers who fought in the division — will ultimately decide. More than 45,000 Canadians died fighting in WWII.
At the cemetery, the spot where the marker was located now displays Canadian and Ukrainian flags. Wise said there is some talk of erecting a new monument there, to honor Canadians of Ukrainian descent who served in the Canadian army in the wars of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Wise said he was proud of the process that led to the monument’s removal: “People could have been coming into the cemetery and yelling and defacing things. Instead what we saw was people sitting together. They might not agree, but they talked it out and came up with a solution that was right with everyone.”
The monument to the 14 th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS (1st Galician) was erected in 1988 at West Oak Memorial Gardens, which is owned by St. Volodymyr Ukrainian Cemetery, in Oakville, about 20 miles from Toronto. The marker bears the lion and crown insignia of the division, which is also known as SS Galizien and SS Galichina.
Efforts to have it removed gained steam last fall after the Forward reported that a 98-year-old Ukrainian-Canadian war veteran honored in Canada’s Parliament during a visit by Ukrainian Volodymyr Zelenskyy had served in a unit connected to the Third Reich. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ended up apologizing for the incident and House Speaker Anthony Rota resigned over it, though both politicians said they were unaware of the details of the military service of the man they saluted, Yaroslav Hunka.
Rabbi Stephen Wise, who heads Oakville’s Shaarei-Beth El Synagogue and was among those pushing to remove the cenotaph, said fallout from Hunka’s appearance in Parliament helped “push the item to the top of the agenda.” Among other things, it was visited by neo-Nazis, which raised concerns of the cenotaph transforming into a shrine for white supremacists.
Other monuments to the SS unit remain in Canada, the U.S. and elsewhere. Previous investigations by the Forward led to a similar monument being temporarily boarded up in Philadelphia, as well as a monument for another SS unit being removed in Belgium.
Memorials celebrating collaborators as freedom fighters have become a key feature of the modern surge of
Holocaust revisionism, which seeks to recast perpetrators as heroes.
Who helped
Rabbi Wise said Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies, the Center for Israel Jewish Affairs, B’nai B’rith Canada, Oakville Mayor Rob Burton and Effie Triantofilopoulos, a member of the Provincial Parliament, all helped work toward the monument’s removal.“We’re pleased that the decision has finally been made to take down a memorial that honored and glorified individuals who served in a Nazi military unit and were complicit in war crimes committed during the Holocaust, ultimately distorting Holocaust history,” the Friends group said in a statement. “To have such a monument in Canada was an affront to Holocaust survivors, the Jewish community, veterans and all Canadians who oppose Nazism.”
Wise also gave credit to “the Ukrainian community themselves who understood how problematic this was, and in fact, they’re the ones that met with the people who put this monument up and explained that it does not have a place here in Canada, and it was finally removed.”
Wise said he is not related to his namesake, the late American Jewish leader, Rabbi Stephen Wise, but he said the resolution of the controversy over the marker is a fitting way to honor the late Rabbi Wise’s legacy and his “vision for a peaceful world.”
A person answering the phone at the cemetery Friday said she could not hear or understand well enough to respond to a request for comment. The mayor’s office in Oakville declined to comment.
What’s next
The removal comes four years after the Oakville marker was spray-painted with the words “Nazi war monument.” Police were criticized for initially classifying the vandalism as a hate crime, suggesting that the Waffen-SS soldiers were somehow victims.More recently, after Russia invaded Ukraine, the monument and others like it have been caught up in propaganda wars. The Russian Embassy in Ottawa bemoaned Canada’s monuments connected to Nazis, and some Ukrainians painted those calling for the Oakville stone’s removal as sympathizers with Moscow.
Now, the fate of the actual monument is unclear. Wise said he would like to see it go to the Museum of Tolerance in Winnipeg, with signage offering history and context, but said the people who erected the monument — descendants of soldiers who fought in the division — will ultimately decide. More than 45,000 Canadians died fighting in WWII.
At the cemetery, the spot where the marker was located now displays Canadian and Ukrainian flags. Wise said there is some talk of erecting a new monument there, to honor Canadians of Ukrainian descent who served in the Canadian army in the wars of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Wise said he was proud of the process that led to the monument’s removal: “People could have been coming into the cemetery and yelling and defacing things. Instead what we saw was people sitting together. They might not agree, but they talked it out and came up with a solution that was right with everyone.”
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I'm surprised how many canadians are posting on the farms, I would have hoped thought you'd all been rounded up and sent to camps by the government by now.
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Canada: enthusiastic SS nazis retconned into reluctant Galician nazis who didn't want to be nazis and only wanted to fight Russia but just happened to do SS nazi stuff and their descendants called their opposition nazis while recognizing nazis in parliament.
Freeland will dress up in SS regalia to deliver remarks on the budget and call anyone opposed to dental gibs a Russian asset. I can feel it. Trudeau's last ditch to up his popularity will be a Hitler stash. At this point it couldn't hurt him and his undettered fanatics will call it Weimar chic.
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Cross-posted from somewhere else on the site. I don't remember when I came across it, but it was very funny.
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jesus wont save me from being an ugly sperg retard
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Lol, fucking pajeets everywhere.
They're answering the phones at the Ukrainian Catholic Nazi cemetery.
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I hope that is his masterplan. Would be better than having that Cuck Pierre who belongs in a locker (and worships Pajeets because GSP line goes up) in charge.
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Jesus can save anyone who wants to be saved. Don’t beat yourself up. I can’t say for how you look but you aren’t a retard.
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They were always creepy and explicit. They just had to hide it because they knew they'd be fag dragged for doing it openly.
All the "SAVE THE ILLEGALS" stuff is predicated on said illegals being heckin brown minorities, thus making them Good in the liberal mind. A white Canadian trying it wouldn't get that support, unfortunately.
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The fed is onto me bros, isp got 3 copyright claim notices saying I violated the copyright act. I think I'm going to poundmeintheassprison.
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You mean those 'Notice and Notice' things? I've gotten well over a hundred in the past year. Nothing ever happens.