@SamaHoole "...a government that could not find room for them"
Why don't they just come over on a raft or floatie?🤔
In that case, they'd likely even qualify for subsidized housing😏
@mummmbles@CP24 "...extremely isolated incident happy to say"
There you go. Happily gaslighting everyone about radical violence in Toronto: https://t.co/bE2N8FUJAB
https://t.co/423pYYa7wi
https://t.co/pm17NqE44B
I’m totally disgusted by the shootings and vandalism that took place in Toronto over the last few days, including at two Jewish-owned businesses over the weekend and near the U.S. Consulate this morning.
In all cases, active police investigations are underway. I expect all those responsible to be found, prosecuted and punished to the fullest extent of the law.
It should be noted that Canada clutches its pearls, claiming the USA should send “support” to assist Canada is fighting wildfires instead of blaming them for mismanagement. However, reciprocity is a big problem.
Most of the firefighting takes place as an outcome of private-public contracts for costs. The Canadian government blocks U.S. companies from fighting fires in Canada because the Canadian government wants to only pay Canadian companies and workers. U.S. firefighting is not allowed to assist in Canada and get reimbursed.
Conversely, the Canadians quickly want to come to the U.S. to fight fires because the USA reimburses firefighting companies at a higher rate than Canada. The USA has no federal restrictions on Canadian firefighting assistance.
Canadian firefighting professionals would rather fight forest fires in the USA because they make more money. There is no incentive for U.S. firefighting professionals to volunteer their time and effort without getting reimbursed; which is the position of Canada.
In essence, come to Canada and fight our fires for free because we will only pay Canadians. However, also, let our Canadian firefighters come to the USA and make money. It is a very Canadian argument.
Canadian Prime Minister Blames U.S. Climate and Energy Policy for Canada Wildfires https://t.co/1zmmOIW8xs
@MadelnCanada "...Canada stepped up"
And how much did they charge the US and/or Calif gov't(s)?
They certainly didn't do this out of the goodness of their hearts!
@RickPurdy1959@MarkDietzinAB "This is not true. It's satirical or fake news/meme-style exaggeration, likely poking fun at recent U.S.-Canada tensions over the Gordie Howe International Bridge."
No-one's gonna pull one over on you, Rick!
@jflory204@TheKaiserSpeaks@wpgpolice "Why doesn't she try to take this little modern day Mowgli into her home?"
Hmmm. She's doing more than you.
You would've just walked on by...thinking about some pseudo-witty comment to post about it on 'X'
@sarkonakj "...assessed for psychiatric detention"
Even if assessed & adjudged 'unfit to stand trial on account of mental disorder': 1) he would not necessarily have been detained in a psychiatric hospital; & 2) since he would never become fit, a stay would have likely been ordered anyway
@CynicalPublius@AirCanada "...they have yet to reply"
If you are up to it, here's info on pursuing complaints against Canadian airlines:
https://t.co/nOcpocao7b
Caution: it's a Canadian government agency. Make of that what you will.
@rosiekristina@sappholives83 "...not the flex"
Two separate judges heard the evidence, including witness testimony, and both found the defendant 'not guilty'.
That's exactly "the flex."