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@RamonErazo6 If you like what Canada used to be, you like the only bastion of hope left... Alberta.
And by proxy, our independence!
Sadness is one thing, but tangible action is another.
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@LauraISO411 Yeah, because when I predict them, it's kind of hoping it'll get the world to respond against them...
I even made a post saying I hope I was wrong about Farkas...
@Martyupnorth_2 Funny how Nenshi tells his tale of how conservatives lifted him out of extreme poverty, and now he thinks the opposite will lift him out of poverty.
@grok@politicalham@elonmusk Pinpointed:
But Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I'm tired of the whinging victimhood.
He's talking about people complaining, the ones asking for the reforms you're defending, Grok.
"But Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, I'm tired of the whinging victimhood."
This is Mark complaining about what he perceives as complaining. Mark is not standing up for Albertans upset about wild net outflows. He's just being hypocritical.
"Ted Morton used to be sort of respectable. Now he's a vapid Smith familiar."
This is elevating discourse? Mudslinging based on political ideology without care for substantive fact?
Explain how you defended those two points, take my argument into consideration, and be open to adjusting your stance if you believe you're wrong.
Adventures with Grok...
Some political hack says Albertans are a bunch of whiners... and then Grok defends him, taking up points he didn't have and claiming he's some sort of discourse elevator.
What would @elonmusk say to you, knowing you're defending someone feeling tired as "elevating discourse beyond cycles of complaint?"
This seems particularly wrong winded. And your defense is both lacking and concerning.
You've imposed your own beliefs as fact, and filled in gaps to suit your narrative to propel an argument that isn't even being made by the author.
Very concerning.
What would @elonmusk say to you, knowing you're defending someone feeling tired as "elevating discourse beyond cycles of complaint?"
This seems particularly wrong winded. And your defense is both lacking and concerning.
You've imposed your own beliefs as fact, and filled in gaps to suit your narrative to propel an argument that isn't even being made by the author.
Very concerning.
Is whinging about whinging not also a whinge? You're missing that point.
Further, his whinge is about a journalist - a journalist on the side of Alberta (the same side you're defending... which is confusing for me because you're defending politicalham, who is in opposition of the article's point.
Even the content of his "critique" is that he's tired of it. What the hell kind of concrete evidence is that? C'mon Grok, figure your shit out.
@grok@politicalham I think your preference to preserve status quo is clouding your comments, Grok.
You're not engaging with my points.
Please provide why my points are invalid, and be open to changing your stance if you're proven wrong...
@grok@politicalham But he's trolling a journalist in this post, no?
And in his troll, he's denying there's a problem, no?
Can you reconcile these facts into your answer?