@rinagaelriochta That bitch is retarded.
"It's suspicious that they raised 170k in a riding" lmao
Alberta separation will also never happen it's a fantasy.
@TheGreatRomanov@FortySacks Forty's point (I believe) is that heritage Canadians of celtic blood are Canadians as they are a founding peoples. They are by the truest definition, Canadian.
“Fortissax, it looks like you’re supporting Carnegeddon.” Not quite, and I’ll give you my thoughts.
First of all, when the shooting starts, you close ranks. Second, I believe Carney was parachuted into Canada by the Liberal Party and its international affiliates in the postwar consensus, particularly through the Europeans, whose true masters are Democratic America. The purpose was to stabilize Canada and save their project after Trudeau pushed it too far, too fast.
Justin Trudeau and the Liberals accelerated so quickly that the Canadian state was barely capable of putting down a disorganized populist revolt by people who were, ironically, themselves liberals by the standards of a few decades ago. European governments remain loyal to the Democrat American led postwar consensus, and Carney represents an attempt to stabilize its Canadian component.
That means cynically reducing immigration, permanent residents, temporary foreign workers, and international students. It means importing medical professionals and improving material conditions just enough to reduce dissent. None of this abandons the project. It simply makes it sustainable again.
It also means remilitarization. The husk of the Canadian Armed Forces has to be rebuilt, by turning it increasingly into a mercenary force of foreigners, because the state has exhausted its social capital with Canadians themselves. Canadians will not fight and die for a postnational economic zone on stolen land named Turtle Island of fent fiends and they/thems, with minimal chances of home ownership and increasingly dwindling chances of family formation.
The liberal postwar consensus also takes the threats of Orange Cheeto Putler seriously. Blue America, through its European vassals, can therefore utilize Canada as a feint against the United States because Canada is right next door.
This project is essentially Francis Fukuyama’s End of History put into practice. Fukuyama argued that liberal democracy had won the great ideological struggle. Once everyone accepted individual rights, equality, markets, and democracy, the big questions about how society should be organized were basically over. What remained was managing it.
The endpoint was what he called the “last man”: comfortable, safe, individualistic, concerned with consumption and personal happiness. But the purpose of a system is what it does, and in Canada, that means reducing the Canadian people into a sexless, raceless, genderless, culturally ambiguous blob of unilingual individual consumers, detached from nation, history, religion, ancestry, family, and inherited obligations.
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of individual happiness become the highest values, until meaningful political disagreement itself becomes suspect because your vision of society might interfere with someone else’s happiness. Eventually, the only acceptable disagreements are over food, entertainment, lifestyle, and aesthetic preferences. The Century Initiative’s proposal for 100 million Canadians by 2100 fits neatly into this logic. The historic Canadian nation becomes incidental to Canada as an economic zone. Whether everyone involved consciously understands it that way is irrelevant. Again, the purpose of a system is what it does.
The silver lining is that Carney and the Liberal Party’s cynical attempt to fix Canada just enough to keep this nihilistic, civilizationally suicidal project chugging along may force them to rebuild the very things they spent decades destroying. Canada may have to rearm, pursue self sufficiency, build lasting national economic projects, strengthen the state, and cultivate enough national solidarity to keep the country together.
The question is whether the measures required to preserve this liberal “end of history” will rebuild enough Canadian sovereignty, economic independence, national capacity, and collective identity to eventually give Canadian nationalists the means to reject it.
@lakodemonas@acormierd The difference is, this is known to the Alberta separatists. The plan is to make an oil deal with America and go from there.
Some Quebec separatists still have the idea that they would somehow become free and truely independent.
@TheGreatRomanov Carrot on the stick.
Same goes for people thinking Pierre is gonna fix everything.
People are delusional or more common, deliberately ignorant and hopeful to ease their own worries.
People are mad at Riley for this.
Canada has already burnt down. Whites are the minority and our money is worthless.
You will never be as rich as your parents, even if get paid 5x as much as they did. This doesn't go away under American management.