One of life’s greatest lessons, which has become more important now than ever, as taught to me by my dad and grandfather:
Don’t believe anything you hear and only half of what you read.
@JPM_Canada@TWilsonOttawa They don’t matter. You should NEVER rely on police. When seconds counts, govt thugs are only minutes away. And they may blame you and make your life hell for not relying on their uselessness.
When your entire existence runs on childish emotion rather than fact, truth, reason, and evidence, you end up with room-temperature IQ posts like this. Thx Poly. We’re all a little dumber for having read this.
Our thoughts are with the family of 4 injured in Thursday’s violent home invasion in #Toronto’s Bridle Path. We wish them a full recovery. No one in Canada is immune to #GunViolence. We need commonsense laws to keep handguns out of the wrong hands & Canadians safe at home #GunViolenceInCanada @gary_srp@MarkJCarney
Never forget: They’re not building a surveillance state because WE are the criminals.
They’re building it because THEY are the criminals.
And they'll weaponize it against ANYONE who dare challenge their power, privilege, and impunity.
All of the false, materialistic, limiting beliefs and programming we’ve been subject to is being stripped away.
The chaos and division are merely the healing responses.
This is the great remembering.
We are remembering who we are.
A crucial distinction: Central banks don't protect economies. They protect governments who spend more than they have.
Free market economies and central banks are incompatible.
Alberta has spoken. Everything is fine. Alberta is happy. Canada can ignore all those grievances. Alberta didn’t really mean it.
According to three-quarters of its voters, at least for now, Alberta is just another province.
Now back to your regularly scheduled programming.
People are more outraged about executing a terrorist than the terrorism.
People are more outraged that a hero ran into a danger zone with a gun than the mentally ill murderer killing innocent children.
People are batshit fucking crazy.
Imagine Alberta flooded with physicians and healthcare workers because healthcare becomes legal and healthcare workers are finally free to provide value to patients without a coercive middleman throttling and rationing care. That’s what’s at stake. That’s why I’m voting to separate.