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@SuhaibAyaz They are Pakistanis who are expelled unjustly by the illegitimate military regime.

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@Indusland_ Before traveling, when I hadn't left Pakistan, I used to think Pakistani and Indian cuisine was similar. Then I actually tried Indian food and realized how much better our food was.

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@Concern70732755 Like all other countries, Canada’s geography and geology determines its unique energy mix. Why should we use fossil fuel if we have access to hydro? Why use solar in parts of Canada where the sky is cloudy most of the year?

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@JpharmsC @TiffMoodNukes 3 problems with manufacturing in the US:
1. Owners don't want to pay higher wages because it cuts into their profits.
2. Workers don't want to work because its hard, pays less, and requires skills they don't want to learn
3. Consumers don't want to pay more

What's the solution?

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@bentheorder2 Because many of them are complicit. Those who are not complicit are too selfish, cowardly or insincere.

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@MarcNixon24 He did not say that. He said the relationship Canada used to have with the US is over. You don't have to be too smart to get what he meant. Apparently it went over your head. And it was the US that has declared a trade war on Canada.

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@anmirza @Hanii_tales Unfortunately this also means that IK is a man before his time. Pakistanis are not ready for him. We need social and moral reform at the grassroots level before it can turn into a political movement. Someone has to do that.

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@akutahimGG @bigstuff_mister @gunsnrosesgirl3 Chechen actually
https://t.co/spTTaVGPPj

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@Jad_Dragon @hakiberlin79 @gunsnrosesgirl3 Chechen Russian to be precise, and Muslims.

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@gunsnrosesgirl3 The three men who risked their lives were Chechen Muslims. Yes, the same Muslim immigrants who are demonized by racists.

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@Rothmus At what cost though? There are better ways to keep a woman invested in the marriage.

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Aleema Khan waits silently on the roadside, denied a meeting with her brother. It’s been a month since last family visit. Her grief is unimaginable.

Meanwhile those who built their careers on Imran Khan’s name stay silent. Normalising this isn’t just cruelty, it’s complicity.

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@DahliaKurtz You took away their homeland. They ended up scattered all over the world, including Canada. What do you want them to do? Stop existing or stop being who they are? That's either a genocide or cultural genocide. Either way, you're the monster.

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@WestBarclays @MythoYookay America - ignorant and proud of it!

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@LibertyCappy The municipal or state govt actually charges the manufacturers for the packaging. That has become standard procedure.

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@YakkStack Simple. Because Poilievre will be worse. People still remember Harper.

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@_uswahh_ Generally speaking, in the long term, marriage is good for you. It may not appear to be that way when you're young. But things change. You won't remain the same, your parents won't always be around, etc. Unfortunately, we all have a ticking clock. So you can't wait too long.

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@CinemaTweets1 Philip Seymour Hoffman in Capote was also great.

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@Hanii_tales And it doesn't stop until you hit 60, which is when you come to terms with your lot in life 🙂