Contingency Conmander - Dissident

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

It’s all counterfeit.

Eyes shut wide and going in boldly

We hate the way the numb feels, intimate.

Mayday we’ve been sinking slowly

But our present shows our future…

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@MickCo8 So glad our Canadian gov funds this🙃
Amazing when you look into it and it starts to makes sense what it’s for, Christian soldiers dying, 🧃Gov, weapon manufacturer deals, proxy country for US illegal research, Boris Johnson squashing the peace deal Putin had after 2 months. Etc

[Noah B. Price @TrueOnX]

Imagine being given somewhere around 80 years on a planet floating through an incomprehensibly enormous universe, surrounded by billions of people you will never meet, mysteries you will never solve, places you will never see, and more knowledge than you could absorb in a thousand lifetimes...

and spending the whole damn thing worrying about money, arguing with strangers, impressing people you don't even like, and doing something you hate five days a week because somebody convinced you that was life.

I don't know, man.

I think we may have gotten a few things terribly wrong.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@StimpyNom @IfindRetards Fax

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@yegwave No way, I worked with that guy

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick That last line proves you have no idea what you voted for. Just do everyone a favour and stop voting unless you’re going to educate yourself on our politics and something more than your fixation and love for trump.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick But I hate carney more, know why? BECAUSE IM CANADIAN AND WORRY ABOUT MY COUNTRIES POLITICS. Imagine that concept. You’re so programmed you have no idea what’s going on, u just play a meme war. Idc to respond to your incompetence anymore. You’ll be the reason Canada is 3rd world.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick And what do you think carney does? Instead of being so focused on Trump, maybe worry about your own country jackass, we’re in the mess we’re in because you people love Trump so much you equate Canadians politics around him. I don’t support Trump at all, I hate him

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick Actually supporting a government that single handedly destroyed a country is lower. Do you even care about your own ppl? Clearly not as you voted the same. At least Americans knew dems wernt working, looked at trumps first term and said they want real change. Liberals r insanely:

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick I'm born and live in Canada😂😂 you’re so stupid it's sad, I pity you, people like you would've been loved by Vladimir Lenin

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick Uggh you people shouldn’t have rights🤦🏼
I get more logic from my dogs tail than a liberal.
Just scraping for anything to say even if it’s spelling for a word count😂😂

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @buckly024 @LPNewBrunswick Nobody cares about a lake, we care about sending money to perpetuate a war. Letting the economy die. Bailing out his investment company instead of the country. Starting a trade war to get rich. We’d be better off with Trump, at least he doesn’t let his ppl starve and face crime.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@buckly024 @KingOfSpade369 @LPNewBrunswick Accurate depiction of mark carney and his voters

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KingOfSpade369 @buckly024 @LPNewBrunswick Right, I have tears that ppl in this country struggle because there’s people like you who’s low iq make it debatable if the right to vote should be given to everyone.
I’m not a con, im a free thinker who does his research. 1 ran to fix Canada, 1 ran for Trump and nothing else.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@cqsbean Isn’t it crazy to see the truth coming out but also not, because it’s not in the media at all and people don’t care? Some of us carry trauma from the way ppl acted then but yet they don’t care they were poisoned and lied to… backwards world.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

It’s always the same people. This country has a real problem with people who hate democracy because they’ve been too programmed through their emotions. It’s sad how stupid and ignorant the left is, and these misinformed losers waving a Canadian flag are. Fake virtue.

[Jon Alberta Patriot @JonFromAlberta]

What would Canada have to do before you finally said: enough?

This is my full conversation with a group of “Forever Canadians” at the Alberta independence rally outside the Alberta Legislature on August 29.

Earlier I posted some of the most heated moments from this exchange. This is the complete conversation, and I think the most important part is actually a much deeper question:

Is there a line that Canada could cross that would make you stop supporting it?

One woman accused me of being a “traitor” who had turned against my homeland. So I tried to explain why.

You can genuinely love something and still reach a point where you can no longer support it. I use the deliberately extreme example of discovering that your spouse was a serial killer. You might love that person, but eventually some actions cross a line that love cannot excuse.

That is how I feel about Canada.

One of my biggest concerns is freedom of expression. Canada’s Charter protects freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression, but those freedoms are subject to limits that governments can attempt to justify under Section 1. Canada also has newly introduced criminal hate-speech laws (bill C9).

That has crossed a line.

So I turned the question around on myself: what could Canada do that might convince me to become a federalist again?

A constitutional guarantee of inalienable free-speech protections would go a long way. If Canadians had rights that governments could not easily limit when political circumstances changed, I would seriously reconsider my position.

And I also explain something independence supporters sometimes fail to emphasize:

There are still things I love about Canada.

One example is our safety culture and the value we place on protecting workers. Having worked and travelled to places where those standards are bad, I know that Canada has built many institutions worth preserving.

Alberta independence does not require pretending everything Canada created was bad.

My argument is that lines have been crossed and because of that I have given up on Canada. The nation is falling apart and is on a path to dystopia.

Watch the entire conversation and answer the question for yourself:

Is there anything Canada could do that would make you give up on it?

And if you support Alberta independence, what could Canada realistically offer that might convince you to stay?

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@BartFurley @MarkJCarney You shouldn’t have the right to vote

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@JasonOnTheDrums Probably because we want a pro freedom and democracy leader over a lying deluding fuck

[Mister Alberta @MisterAlberta]

Funny how the people most desperate to preserve the status quo are these who profit from it.

Politicians telling Alberta we can't survive without their political system.

Meanwhile, the people actually building businesses, working trades and practicing professions are asking why we still need it.

Notice a pattern? #abpoli #cdnpoli #canada #forevercanadian

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@KyleCampbellYYC You deluding fuck. Imagine hating democracy so much. You’re an actual lying pos. I pray someone like you never leads a province.

[Contingency Conmander - Dissident @RebelOnline01]

@JSJamato According to this chart no we won’t. And we don’t want pro Canada, we want pro freedom and democracy and affordability