Hey whats up hello I wrote this. It turned out longer than I intended but yknow lots of info to give!!
Anyways give it a read and if you have a problem with anything I wrote, please feel free to reach out (no patsocs, you go write smth im not debating w weirds)
A new article is live! This one is aimed at making an argument for decolonization from a settler’s perspective.
Read it here!⬇️⬇️⬇️
https://t.co/zLuDiTgu78
@WeathersWins@Yesavage2HOF If you want the real answer it comes from a Polynesian word, Kanaka (people), which was then taken to the east coast and used as a slur for various groups before eventually being used to mean French Canadien, and later Canadian generally. Really strange etymology.
My entire feed since the election is just people fear mongering about COPE then posting like, a cool speech or smth while acting like its video evidence of puppy kicking and elder abuse
@JenderTrabel@ButYouAreVast The negative feelings toward France are largely due to France abandoning Quebec during the 7 years war which led to Quebec becoming a British colony.
My whole Canadian family only ever has one takeaway after visiting the United States time and time again and it’s always “wow they don’t say thank you”
For anyone wondering, its 3 satin pothos (i got a plant from the store that turned out to be 5 plants lmao) a pink princess philo, a dragon tree, an aloe, a bunny ear cactus, and some kind of barrel cactus.
They all have names but thats personal 🤐🤐