Nebentoti

[Joshua Garrison @Bearded_Bigot]

I bring home a trapped coyote and let it loose in the kitchen.

Hackles up. Teeth bared. Pissing on the floor.

My wife says, "Get it out."

I tell her that is a very unwelcoming and unchristian way to speak about a future house pet.

The children back into the hallway.

I tell them it's a rescue.
I tell them fences are fear.
I tell them cages are barbaric.
I tell them the old rules were cruel.
I tell them it will domesticate in time.

Then I grab my lunchbox and leave them to live with my principles.

When I get home, there is blood on the floor, and the experts who sold me on compassion are already explaining why nobody could have seen this coming.

Anyway, that's Western migration policy.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

I just did ALP to get prerequisites for a course I'm taking starting September.

The program for undereducated adults was, in probably around 200 people, 95% immigrants.

I went to the graduation and it was, for my program, about 5 or 6 in 51 people were white.

I went down to the boardwalk to fish yesterday and it was me and like 10 Indian men, and I know it sounds nitpicky but most who were using more than 3 hooks, the maximum you're allowed, but the fact of the matter is, even if reported, they'd never face any consequences for it.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

I think you misread my comment, I was saying the "threats" the mosque received were framed in a way to make it sound like the people complaining were becoming violent.

Islamophobia is a typical tactic they use to invade other countries, I'm intimately familiar with this since my stepfather is Iranian who had to flee when they started doing the apostasy trials.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

What are you talking about, I just explained what the original poster was saying since you weren't able to understand something that takes, at most, an eighth grade reading level.

I'm an indigenous atheist, since you asked in your other comment, but it doesn't take a genius to see the writing on the wall in western countries right now. Look at the rape of Christian girls in Europe committed by the foreigners, this is very clearly a systemic issue endemic to their religion, which has been used to conquer the countries of other religions for the last 1300 years.

I go to a highly liberal college so I don't know what "echo chamber" you're talking about but the ideologies of the liberals is discussed pretty much every day.

As for the "poor me" idea, I look at these issues very similar to the poem "Then they came for me", when I see a government that is very clearly trying to whittle away at people's freedoms you have to make the choice you determine is best to protect the liberties of people like you.

I hope our discussion could help you understand the concept of hypotheticals thought experiments, which is what the original post was, and I hope you have a great day.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

@Hello_its2023 @RealMattA_ Btw, I'm also not the guy you were arguing with before, this was something that required basic reading comprehension to understand which is likely why he just ignored your last comment.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

No, they pass laws, that's what they do, and those laws change what happens when interactions like this occur. Not to mention with the immigration there are many cops which get in, who, because of religious dogmas, especially Muslims, might consider this call valid. There has been a massive push for diversity in the police force including having ads in specifically Hindi and Arabic.

For example, think of how ridiculous it is that these guys got called for hate speech for having a sign that says "Jesus is lord" in the first place, and contrast that with bill c-9 that makes it much easier to claim this as hate speech since it could be considered an attack on another religion.

For your second question, I used to vote liberal, if they had policies I agreed with more than other parties then I would vote for them again, it's the same with NDP. But I don't agree with them right now, it's that simple.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

I'll explain this since it's obviously completely going past you, this has nothing to do with "walking away from Canada"

The officers walked away and didn't arrest them.

Would they still walk away now with the current government and regulations that have been passed if this was reported again.

You're welcome.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Crazy how only one of those was quantifiable enough for them to call it a "threat" and it was a guy saying they were going to steal the speaker. The others were cited as miscommunications about the noise and frequency.

You know damn well if it was anything actually substantial you would never hear the end of it.

The way they try to frame it to amplify the victimhood of these Muslims is crazy.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Outside of claiming to receive 10-15 "threats" and negative messages, and the police saying they're investigating for "hate speech".

From what I can see many of these were due to miscommunications about the volume, and they claimed some guy say they were going to take the speaker, mind you none of this has any hard evidence at all.

Take your head out of the sand.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

It's the same reason they're adding age verification for social media sites.

They want to make sure everyone, especially children who vote conservative in mock votes, to be unable to interface conservative content, opinions, and politicians as much as they possibly can.

It's just going to piss the kids off though.

[Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer]

CBC refused to include a comment from Pierre Poilievre to balance their coverage of Carney’s press conference.

Pierre spoke and took questions for 56 minutes. (Video below)

The CBC included 0% of it.

The CBC is the state broadcaster and only exists because Canadians are forced to pay for it through their taxes.

The very least it can do is cover all sides of the issues.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Canada is not the same country though, in NZ there is currently a minority conservative government, with two further right parties with a considerable amount of seats, and that can't change until another election. In Canada we have an unelected majority liberal government because our elected representatives can cross the floor any time they want.

Now that they have a majority they are ramming through mass surveillance laws which allow access to all user metadata for that can only be deleted after one year, another which condemns prevents people from discriminating for religious reasons (I.E. Christians not agreeing with homosexuality) which will likely only be practiced against Christians. They also passed a bill that makes it so that you need age verification (Typically photo I.D.) to use social media.

This is outside of the government spending billions buying condos so that the price doesn't go down, bailing out the developers because Carney has ties to them through his own company Brookfield. Mind you this is only one year in, we have to put up with this for another 3 before we can even attempt to elect another party, by that time we will have so many immigrants with their PR that it will likely be impossible to elect another party.

Now of course I don't know the intricacies of New Zealand politics, it's still something I need to keep looking into, but Canada is a dying country, and I'd like to go to somewhere that has even a chance at challenging the socialist agenda rather than somewhere that has already lost. Preferably with as little friction as possible, like I said, learning another language to get relicensed would likely be a monumental, multi-year process.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Oh I answered this in another comment, all first world countries are heading toward being a socialist shithole, except for the US's conservative states, which are low trust since the conservatives won't handle crime properly, while everywhere else is a third world shithole, at least for english speaking countries.

Canada is also going to get much worse before it gets better, likely to a similar point that the UK is in now, and I'm simply choosing the lesser of two evils.

I would also have to get relicensed when I go to another country which would be a considerable amount more effort if I had to do it in another language.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

80% of the population identifies as either European or Maori, which is a solid enough population that could actually foster a change against what's happening.

Canada hasn't has census numbers come out for ethnicity since 2022 in the 2021 census before the immigration really ramped up, and we won't see the damage until the end of next year.

It was 5% indians in 2021, with the number of residents we see each year immigrating, which has skyrocketed, it's likely to be over 10%, this doesn't include the ones who don't have permanent residency yet either.

I don't believe Canada will ever have a conservative government again, we were 44% first and second generation immigrants back in 2021, which get a lot of benefits from the liberals being in power, this is likely greater than 50% now.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Well here's the fun part, every first world country is turning into a socialist shithole, and everywhere else is third world shithole.

Conservative American states are currently skirting this but they are a low trust society because they won't deal with crime in a way that's appropriate.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

It depends on what you value.

I value a high trust society with stricter immigration policies and a comparably similar crime rate.

If you want to get into the economics of it NZ is about even with what you would make in Canada after taxes, but also has a lower cost of living, especially when looking at housing/rent.

The affordability will likely decline in Canada by the time I finish my studies in 2029 unless there are drastic changes. Sadly I don't think the liberal party course correct by then.

If you're more patriotic or agree with the liberal party then staying Canada is probably less of a hassle than leaving, it all comes down to preference.

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

@JFiggls78702 @gregroose1 @grok What percent of quantifiable human achievement came from South Africa?

[Nebentoti @Nebentoti]

Like I said, AI parses through the data it has, and this is the conclusion it came to.

The fact of the matter is nothing I would show you will change your mind.

I'm not going to argue with someone who is willfully ignorant.

That's okay though, you don't have to agree with me, there are tons of people just like you who deny reality and you'll get on well with them.