Prairielander

Western Canadian Thought

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@redrockonline Frickin Idiot! Women Love Abortions and being a Girl Boss! Not Families

OLD FOGEY BOOMER!

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@AmosCoble15974 And?

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@Hindoocel @tarkovsky1984

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Anyways, youre have temperament of a chum jigging niqqer faqqot, so I wish all the best with your cod farms

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@deportjeets @FortySacks sit and wait for Daddy Quebec and Ontario to do something so you can feel bigger than you actually are

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Nationalists outside of Laurentia Canada are politically marginalized, electorally ineffective, disenfranchised, and act more as cheerleaders while they wait with baited breath for actual Canadians from Ontario and Quebec to pass identarian policies and acknowledgments

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Because they grew complacent.

Albertas separatism is reactionary, based on alienation, and grievances going perpetually unaddressed for a decade. which includes mass immigration and economic issues.

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@deportjeets @FortySacks It's not deluded to think that an independent Alberta will have the people able to vote for proper constituents, to have proper and more adequate representation

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@deportjeets @FortySacks I've done nothing but answer your questions in a calm and well mannered way while youve been chimping out the entire time while proposing nothing to contrary.

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Again, you're upset that a movement is isn't explicitly 14/88, Deutsch heiling. You behave like a Jewish caricature of a Neo Nazi and don't understand how prudent it is to have proper candor, subtext.

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Maybe you should actually read the proposal which talked about ceasing immigration as the province transitions to a state, making any new immigrants pledge loyalty to the new state, and be compatible with Albertas values

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Are you going to attempt to have a conversation or do you want to keep chimping out like some Jew niqqer faqqot?

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@deportjeets @FortySacks The gulf states run on Indian labour, none of whole have voting rights or the jobs that take the place of their citizens. And no, Korea and Japan are not subjected to the exact kind of immigration.

Immigration is incredibly hard for all these countries

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@deportjeets @FortySacks The immigration policy put forward by groups the APP run contrary to mass immigration, and APP leadership has already shared comments of ethnic white people being bred out of Alberta, thus the need for restrictive and controlled
Immigration

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@deportjeets @FortySacks It’s not a mere restructuring of the system. It’s implementing a new one. If we just wanted a restructuring then we would just continue in the westminister system, electing another party.

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@deportjeets @FortySacks Okay then explain all of the countries who are the US’ allies who don’t allow unrestricted immigration. Japan, Korea, Gulf nations etc. they all consume American culture

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@deportjeets @FortySacks You just seem to be upset that Alberta or even Quebec independence is predicated on being a wignat.

It’s not the exact wording used by Ottawa. Ottawa has an open door for Indians who make up 40% of immigrants in Canada. Most of them aren’t going to the Maritimes

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@UCCavalier

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What Upper Canadian "Cavalier" means to say is:

"Wallahi fam, the more outside mouthpieces start chatting against Alberta independence, the more people inside Alberta just lean toward it. Crodie it’s counterproductive — two two my words fam, you’re just pushing the ting closer"

[Upper Canadian Cavalier @UCCavalier]

"The more mouthpieces from outside of Alberta who chime in against Alberta's independence, the more people from inside Alberta decide to choose the path to independence."

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@robhughesyyc @YukonStrong @WBrettWilson Being on the sea doesn’t mean anything. You have to have trade deals.

And as far international law goes, landlocked countries are allowed to send their product to port

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@deportjeets @FortySacks What has been discussed is that an independent Alberta isn’t anti immigration but for an immigration system that is selective and controlled by us. One that is tied our labour market, housing capacity, and economic needs.