B.B. Inglis

Writing cereal epics, kitchen prose, and gutter rhymes. Newt fancier. MFA student. Official disturber of the peace over @TheResistanceCC.

[B.B. Inglis @InglisWrites]

“It has been well said that an author who expects results from a first novel is in a position similar to that of a man who drops a rose petal down the Grand Canyon of Arizona and listens for the echo.”

- P.G. Wodehouse

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“As your premier, my most sacred responsibility is the protection and the safety of our children.”

- Wab Kinew

Several problems here:

- There’s no such thing “our” children. The family is its own sphere of authority, and operates under the jurisdiction of parents. Not parents and the state.

- Thus, boundaries for a child���s protection and safety are determined by parents, not the state. Especially in a state where ab*rtion is considered “healthcare” and speech is considered harm.

- If the state actually cared about the safety and protection of children, they’d be doing the things that are actually within its sphere of responsibility and that actually protect children — i.e., abandoning the farce that is reparative “justice” and re-establishing retributive (proportional) justice.

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"When covenantal fruitfulness is replaced with self-reference, the Church begins to resemble the culture around her.

Instead of being oriented outward as light, salt, and leaven, she turns inward.

Her language shifts from mission to management, from obedience to self-description.

Identity becomes fragmented and qualified, rather than received and unified in Christ.

The result is not faithfulness, but confusion."

Link to full article in comments.

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Law itself struggles to keep pace with Canada’s rate of degradation, which is now travelling at roughly the same speed as fiber-optic data.

��Therefore God gave them over in the sinful desires of their hearts to sexual impurity for the degrading of their bodies with one another.”

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Marc Miller and his den of cretan chihuahuas want us to believe that secularism is the last refuge of common sense between various fanatical tribes.

What they conveniently forget is that secular regimes are responsible for some of the frankest genocides in history.

Why?

Because secular regimes have no god beyond their own appetites.

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See THIS is why I pay taxes!

Where else in the world can you get a government-issued grocery voucher in return for the low, low price of half your income!

I can’t wait to purchase two bags of avacados with this windfall!

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The social media ban for kids hasn’t even started yet and already it doesn’t go far enough for glossophobic culture tsar Marc Miller.

Remember this rhetoric from c*vid days?

Once the premise of “safety at any cost” has sponged its way into the collective conscience, all the state has to do is designate whatever threatens its reach as “harm.”

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"We think we are rational because we can send men to the moon. But the truth is, many of the same people who laud the voyage of Artemis II will turn around and praise 'gender advocate' Leah Gazan for her courage and advocacy."

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RT @TheResistanceCC: Jennie should probably be working in a cafeteria or museum archive somewhere.

Literally just any place where her whi…

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This.

This why wealthy people -- the people who fund everyone else -- are leaving Canada.

In Canada, you get punished for working hard.

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Almost as if populations should be sustained by native birth rates instead of imported from foreign countries.

This is the message Canadians need to get.

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A great step towards actual truth and reconcilation would be to stop foisting imaginary guilt on Canadians and using their tax dollars to fund a network of corrupt indigenous chiefs.

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Emergency crews in our city spend most of their time addressing OD's.

The next day it's the same thing with all the same people.

We recently had a real emergency and were told it would be a two hour wait for an ambulance.

These numbers don't mean anything.

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Ostensibly, many Candians don't like Trump because he isn't "nice."

Really, it's because many Canadians don't like moral clarity. They prefer tithing their spices over endorsing actual mercy and justice.

They'll support abortion, MAiD, and tepid bail laws, and proceed to lose their minds when Trump calls someone a "bad person."

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In other news, Kim Jong Un says he worries about how China's human rights decisions might harm North Koreans.

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RT @TheResistanceCC: Guy buyback program now delayed until new year.

Libs are claiming "technical problems."

Yeah right. It's because of…

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"He'll probably ask you for a municipal office."

"When you elect him, he'll probably dump his can all over your city hall and then toss a cigarette into one of the garbage cans."

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One of the biggest arguments against lowering the voting age is the principle of "faithful with little, faithful with much."

Many kids seem to think wearing pajama pants to school while looking like a homeless Michael Bolton is perfectly acceptable.

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At least as you're freezing to death on the side of some godforsaken highway, you can comfort yourself in the fact that a congolese child's life has been halved from breathing in the toxic cobalt dust that made your lithium battery.

Hope that orange coat has a T4 rating.

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Yeah we keep bringing up Alberta, but only because they're killing it at a leadership level right now.

The reason @ABDanielleSmith is getting flak is because she's upsetting the apple cart of deranged lunatics that are Canada's elite.

There’s no such thing as “tr@nsgender people.” It isn’t possible to transcend one’s gender any more than it’s possible to transcend one’s index finger.

One’s feelings, no matter how seemingly urgent, have zero impact on one’s physiology.

The reason certain people lose their minds in response to a bill like this is because there’s some part of them that still recognizes the fragility of the tr@ns illusion, and their damnable complicity in its enshrinement.

Burst the bubble and they suddenly become accountable. THAT’S what the recall petition is about. THAT'S what the media smear campaign is about.

The most noble thing any leader could do today is “affect tr@nsgender people” before they transcend themselves to the point of no return.

Go Alberta go!