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Replying to @LBleuBlancRouge
Macron needs to resign and the government should allowed this should be prosecuted. France seriously needs to start deporting people in mass. The French people can’t allow that to continue. Also those who are of the native French population who are helping this should be put into prison as well.
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Replying to @KirscheVerstahl
Macron really needs to be kicked from power and mass deportations need to occur. The current government is the enemy of the people of France. It’s disgusting to see that constantly happening.
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Replying to @CanadaGoose911
Yeah... but does he deserve one? Not really. I don't see him ending any wars, doing anything in particular that would warrant such an award. But sadly institutions get corrupt overtime... and its as meaningless as some of the other award shows. But posturing and addressing the EU rather than our own Parliament to avoid accountability makes him a coward. Maybe he should step down and remain in Europe. Because actual record is absolute shit. I'm saying this a liberal who really dislikes Carney, he's a absolute charlatan.
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Also if you watched the entire Question Period... Carney continuously gets his ass handed and rightfully called out... so much so that his lackeys have to answer for him. Especially when it comes to his 90% investment in America, buying more American when telling people to buy Canadian. And not buying Canadian steel but dumping Chinese ones into our market and fucking over our workers. I would say he's doing a much better job calling him out, but people liked him more when he aggressively pushed the PM.
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Replying to @gator_gum
Ask yourself: WHO IS CURRENTLY IN POWER AND CAUSING THIS TO HAPPEN? I'm in Quebec... so ask me? But you won't. You're in such peak denial, it's cringe. I'm a liberal and I dislike Carney, I have rather see Pierre as PM than allow the same failures to keep running the country.
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Replying to @somethingBurgur
You don’t get to call it a double standard when the measurements aren’t close. Trans-identified males who aren’t exclusively into men report far higher sexual arousal from the idea of having a female body than actual women do, the scale scores have separated those groups for decades. Most of them still don’t get read as women by other people, because male puberty doesn’t reverse (and trying to trans children is disgusting because most grow out of it after the awkward years of puberty or turn out homosexual). Adding “trans” in front of the word exists for the same reason sports, prisons, and medical records still track the difference too… the physical category doesn’t change because someone wants the label or the spaces. Denying the data doesn’t make the two groups the same which why women are pushing back hard and some things are getting reversed. Though I do find it funny that there be a lot of coping of men in here saying it’s women who have AGP… clearly they done seen to really understand the word and its meaning so they’re just trying to discredit women (just women not cís anything). If they actually knew anything they would know that some women have a condition specifically for their own version, but it happens a lot less called autoandrophilia which is the opposite and they experience arousal by being perceived as man. So one can argue that this falls into the category of women who want to be perceived as a man… a trans-identified female. So autogynophiloa for men and autoandrophilia for women… so those trying to cry and say women are AGP is making my laugh a little because we don’t get aroused simply by BEING women. That’s the difference. Also either sex wants to look attractive, btw… it’s not a unique desire. But very few men pull off looking like a woman really well. Blaire White coming to the top of my head. So worked out for him and honestly it’s refreshing when the old transsexuals push on the transgender nonsense. I honestly went from supportive to the very opposite because of how insane the movement has become so I’m pretty much LGB without TQ+.
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Replying to @JoshuaHCameron
So it’s okay to have books showing a graphic drawing of a boy giving another boy a blowjob? If you’re wanting to show sexually explicit material to children then I think you honestly need to reevaluate yourself, Joshua. Because this is nothing like the anti-bullying campaigns of the past where we didn’t have to see graphic books. Tf is wrong with you? Maybe you should be kept away from the children…
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Unless he is actually convicted, then that is pure defamation and I’m pretty Trump won a lawsuit against those who claimed that thing. Do I like Donald Trump? No I don’t really honestly give a shit about him so some policy he does as good some policies he’s done as bad one can say that about any fucking politician, but at the end of the day one has to go through due process and if you disagree with that than you’re illiberal. And you don’t get to tell the Americans who they can and cannot elect because when it comes down to it not only did he win the majority vote, but he also won the popular vote. What’s more important is what our government is doing here at home and the fact that they haven’t done anything but the campaign on especially Mark Carney. He said that he would get a deal and that he was a man to call in a crisis however over a year and a half there has been absolutely nothing. Naming projects that were already in the process of in development years ago before he was even an the Prime Minister office lying a lot by omission being the most absent Prime Minister to ever participate within question period. At Parliament every time he makes an announcement he doesn’t even do it in Canada. He doesn’t even talk to our media. He tends to go a lot to the foreign media. So you can bitch about it as much as you want, but it doesn’t mean that the Democrat party is going to be taking power again anytime soon with the fact that they have in party fighting because you have a bunch of social communists trying to take over the party to the point we have blue states maybe going red because of how insane some of the policies are. If you have a problem with it, then simply don’t go to America, however for those of us who live in reality, we have family on both sides of the border, and we don’t exactly forget the historical, the geographical, and the economic ties that we have to the United States. We have a long history with them. I’m pretty sure I said this to you in the past, but the name Athena is very unfitting for you. Because she was a goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare, and you’re currently lacking the wisdom and reason part. Maybe criticize our own government rather than focussing on an orange man in office who will only be there for two more years. Because as a liberal, I’m pretty fucking disgusted by the state of the party because it is illiberal.
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Replying to @jmbprime
Dude… there was the one woman who assaulted a minor and she rightfully got deported. You had another who was deported for acting disgustingly and stepping on the flag of the country who gave her a job. When it comes down to it, I see more behave. Antisocial Canadians than I do Americans. But are you for real? Canada and U.S. is heavily tied historically, geographically, and economically. People have families on both sides of the border. But what about the the policies of our government? Because grievances over trade isn’t exactly new or unique to this administration. So there are a lot of people who simply want to go to the United States because it’s closer. It is more convenient. People speak the same language they have relatives. They have friends. Are you so such an out of touch in regards to that? I’m sorry, but this is what I would like to call fake patriotism because I distinctly recall that it was the federal liberals who held power for 11 years the very same one that Mark Carney was working in as the economic advisor of Justin Trudeau. He doesn’t give a shit about Canada and look at the state of our economy. There’s nothing even liberal about the government. Kearney was more than happy to deprive Canadians of the rights the way that he wanted to prevent people from getting access to their money and he’s a top down technocrat he looks to Beijing and how they oppressed their own people and he wants to bring that shit over here all the draconian laws he supports. It was Trudeau who said that Canada was a post national state, so that basically means that Canada isn’t really exactly a country and neither is the concept of the Canadian people. I’m a liberal, but I am the liberal that “liberals” hate. Those who called themselves liberal are in fact the opposite of it they are most illiberal ever. So how about allowing Canadians to go wherever the hell they want rather than trying to police where they can and cannot vacation. John, it’s none of your fucking business and you don’t know what peoples lives are like unlike you. We live in reality and you can live in whatever false patriotic delulu land that you’re in.
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Wow, someone’s jealous of those born female. UNFORTUNATELY, there are many places in the world where women are treated horribly. You must be so self-center and entitled with the audacity of that statement. Also there is no such thing as “cís”. A woman is simply a woman.
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Seriously, dude? You posted the exact diary excerpt and still claimed nowhere does it say he’s transgender. Police documents show he wrote a note to the officer during the interview saying he was transgender so he wouldn’t have to say it out loud. When they showed him Lauren Heike’s photo he said that’s what he’d want to look like, except a little more brown. His own diary has him “battling with my gender identity and sexuality,” depressed “when I see a beautiful woman and I’m a man,” plus photos of him in an outfit like hers. His lawyer called him a “she” in court. That’s not the Post inventing it. Same records make the mental health problems obvious and he was writing about the pressure, the depression, the conflict, and couldn’t even say the transgender part out loud. And yeah, I think this is another reason of exactly why biological males don’t belong in female spaces where women are vulnerable or in women’s sports. Self-ID and a diary entry don’t change the fact he was a male who stalked and stabbed a woman 15 times because he wanted to look like her. It’s freaking gross and that poor young woman is the victim here.
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Replying to @BronwynMcc97909
I’m pretty sure even I can come up with better policy ideas than the incompetent ministers in Carney’s cabinet. People who perform poorly in most workplaces get fired. That accountability does not apply to many of the said ministers carried over from the Trudeau years. Carney himself served as an economic adviser during that period. If he did not produce substantial improvements then, it is reasonable to question why he would deliver better results now while running the party in a more centralized way that is concerning. I oppose illiberal government and dislike what Canada has become, voting for “Liberals” again was a mistake. Mainstream media outlets have little independent credibility after receiving substantial government subsidies funded by taxpayers and it is very apparent and I can see why no trusts them or seriously. But the prime minister is frequently outside the country, participates little in Parliament, and has not delivered on key campaign commitments. Voters returned a minority and the Liberals treated that result as optional and did backroom deals to bribe members of other parties to cross in the most unprecedented way. From a liberal standpoint, this government has failed on accountability and transparency after more than a decade in power. It cannot shift full responsibility onto the opposition for performing its role, nor can it place the entire economic cost on another country. You can tell they’re pulling at straws most of the time, and it is concerning when you have more focused attacks on the opposition not in power, vs holding government to account. Domestic policy choices like tariffs, approvals, housing delivery, and spending have imposed clearer and more direct costs on Canadians than external trade actions. Prolonging the dispute also gives the current government a political narrative that shifts attention away from its own record. I’m personally sick of this shit and the delusion of “elbows up.” The Americans are not our enemy and we have to come back to economic reality, because people are already feeling too much pain… but clearly not enough for them to realize what an absolute charlatan the man in the PMO is.
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Replying to @dougcraig3
He has zero spine. He’s fucked over B.C so hard and he’s threaten people property rights and caused massive deficits for the people of the province. Also there are other things I can completely shut on that was fucking stupid for the NDP to do and has done.
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Replying to @Mikeggibbs
Michael, spare me the lecture about standing up for Canada while you refuse to say a single critical word about the government that has actually been running the country. Blaming a foreign leader for a trade dispute between two countries is the easy part. The harder part is admitting that Mark Carney and this "Liberal" government spent over a year and a half failing to deliver the deal he campaigned on, then walked away from negotiations in late August and matched 50 percent tariffs on roughly $28 billion in goods that has done us more harm than good. That was a choice made in Ottawa. The costs that followed like higher prices, lost work, people stretched thinner, are not something you get to wave away by telling everyone else to endure it. People are already paying for it. August showed a loss of about 41,700 jobs with unemployment at 6.4 percent, and the pressure is concentrated where trade exposure is highest. Food banks are seeing record demand. Young people cannot find work. Housing is the clearest failure when Build Canada Homes has roughly 2,000 units under construction out of about 19,000 it committed to AFTER A YEAR, while overall starts sit near a 229,000–244,000 annual rate, far below what even federal analysis said was required. Carney talked about controlled immigration, then told the New York Times the question is when to resume increases, all while the housing shortage he inherited and did not fix is still here. It's absolutely funny how he talks more to foreign media than our own! But companies are still continuing shifting production south because the combination of tariffs, slow approvals, and the bills coming out of this Parliament makes staying less attractive. That is domestic policy, not an external plot that you seem to be cooking in your head. This is the same pattern as the Trudeau years, just with a different face. Projects that were already approved before he walked into the PMO. New ones are not. The Senate is a joke since majority don't even show up to work. So it's clear we need to abolish the current senate and ELECT them ourselves. And Carney treats Question Period as optional theatre, cameras get cut when the answers are inconvenient, and major announcements keep happening abroad instead of in front of the people who have to live with them. Call it whatever you want, but it is not liberal in any sense that used to mean accountability, transparency, or putting citizens first. It is a government that protects its own connections and then asks everyone else to call the resulting mess patriotism. My province just had an election and the results sort of speak for itself. Same with B.C. how you got a wave of blue on the map due to the horrid mess the NDP has done... but yesterday the Parti Québécois won a minority and it's the first time they have formed government in more than a decade, with a commitment to an independence referendum still on the table. Alberta votes on the 19th on a question that includes starting the process toward a separation referendum. When separatist options are winning elections or landing on ballots in more than one province, it is because enough people have decided the federal government is not worth the cost of staying under on current terms. You can keep telling Canadians to punch themselves in the face economically and call it standing up. The rest of us are allowed to notice that the LPC has not been liberal for a long time, that Carney has not been “elbows up” for anyone except the narrative, and that another round of the same failures is not something we have to applaud. Especially when he's giving more money to American companies, buying American, and allowing cheap Chinese steel to be dumped into our market and hurting our industries. Carney is the complete opposite of Canada first.
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Replying to @protobertx
Really honestly defeats the purpose of the trend. Because if you make Draco someone who is trans... then essentially it's not Rule 34 or genderbend art. It only works when one has changed sex... which trans-identified males cannot. So it doesn't work if Draco a man... he'd just be a super femboy or a guy a in drag.
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Replying to @timhodgsonmt
Are you seriously trying to gaslight now? Y'all aren't even liberal. This is the most corrupt illiberal government in our history. And what are your investments, Tim? I would like to have that publicly available. Because the cronyism in Carney's government is insane.
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Replying to @BowinnMa
Dude, the NDP spent so much money so recklessly and it's an extreme party. Who in the right mind would vote for the NDP with all the bs it's done in B.C??? Absolute not, I hope any other party but yours does better. This is what happens when you got too far in one direction.
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Replying to @amboultbee
Amelia, your own April post already answered this. You wrote that you did not leave over SOGI (which you said “needs to be overhauled”) and that the break was leadership fraud plus clashes with members who reject gay rights. You sat in that caucus and accepted the nomination process that produced Heather Maahs, then reframed her long-public positions as a reason people must be “kept safe” from her only after crossing to the NDP. No one outside the membership can veto a nomination. Doerkson has said he does not share her views and is still letting her run; she won the seat in 2024 under the same rules. Treating the identical disagreement as intolerable only after you changed parties is a coalition shift, not a new principle of equal rights. The same limit applies to the caucus you joined. NDP governments maintained and expanded the SOGI framework you said needs overhaul. Disputes over age-appropriate materials, sex-segregated spaces, sports categories, and tribunal complaints about sex-based language are policy arguments voters can weigh... they do not create a right for former colleagues to purge candidates. Your three months on the NDP side before stepping aside for a different nominee left the practical record thin either way.
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Replying to @callistaryan
What about the extremists in the NDP or even “Liberal” party. It is as deeply homophobic however I do ageee that graphic books shouldn’t be in the library for kids where they literally see boys giving each other oral sex. It’s disgusting and if you’re okay with showing graphic depictions to children, you need to reevaluate yourself.
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It really is. It’s fucking shitty to be a lesbian because not only is same-sex attraction under attack but also just being women and you have biological men coming into the space claiming they’re lesbians. There is a lot of coercion to accept them into the dating pool.
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