Annie samson

Rat de laboratoire, je préfère la bière au vin, amoureuse des renards et des grands espaces,quelque part au Témiscamingue

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

Demander un prix pour une maison préfabriquée très ordinaire de 1200 pieds carrés. Avoir déjà un terrain pour l’installer. Prix reçu: 728000$. Complètement fou 😞.

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@GrandFendant @Capital_Releve Bravo!! Bon succès à vous et aux entrepreneurs

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

IF THE GOVERNMENT RUNS A DEFICIT...

...*ALL* foreign aid *MUST* immediately stop.

THAT IS NOT 'MEAN', THAT IS COMMON FUCKING SENSE.

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

Mon amie ce soir qui me dit en parlant du décès de son père :
- On a décidé de faire inséminer mon père
- Tu veux dire incinérer? 😬
- Ah oui, je pense que c’est ça…🤣

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

On manque supposément d’électricité, mais en même temps Hydro appelle régulièrement la centrale de l’usine pour qu’elle diminue l’électricité qu’elle génère pour le réseau….

[govt.exe is corrupt @govt_corrupt]

From @ThomasSowell quotes....

Let me tell you what just happened in Canada because nobody else is going to frame this for you properly.

A man named Patrick Pichette, former Senior VP of Google, sat on a stage at the Canadian Liberal convention this week and suggested that young Canadians who want to leave the country to work in America should pay an exit tax of $500K to leave. And the room applauded. Thunderous applause, actually.

Now, let me tell you about Patrick Pichette.

Patrick Pichette left Canada decades ago to take a job at Microsoft. You know what he paid to leave? Thirty dollars. He climbed the ladder. Made his fortune. Moved to Europe, where he lives now, comfortably, far away from the country he's trying to lock other people inside of. Pretty sweet.

This man paid thirty dollars for the same door he now wants to charge your kids $500,000 to walk through.

That's not a policy. That's pulling the ladder up behind you and setting it on fire. What a nice guy! Just another "compassionate" and "empathetic" progressive to add to my list.

But here's where it gets really fun. Let's zoom out.

The Canadian boomers have built themselves quite a paradise up there in Snow Mexico. They inflated a real estate bubble so extreme that a starter home costs nearly a million dollars. Their children can't afford groceries. Their grandchildren will never own property. The entire middle class ladder has been sawed off at the third rung.

They opened the borders and brought in so many people so fast that the cities don't resemble what they looked like ten years ago. The character of entire neighborhoods changed in a single generation. And if you say anything about it, if you even notice it out loud, you're a racist. You smile and clap and pretend you don't see your own country disappearing in front of you.

The boomers don't live in those neighborhoods, of course. They live in the suburbs they bought for $200,000 in 1995 that are now worth $2.5 million. They don't see it. They don't have to. They only see the TV. The state broadcaster. That's how their reality is defined for them.

And what are they worried about? A recent poll showed that the number one priority for older Canadian voters was signaling against Donald Trump. Not housing. Not immigration. Not the cost of living. Trump. Orange man bad. That's what keeps them up at night while their kids can't afford milk. And they don't feel any embarrassment over it. In fact, they're PROUD of it.

These are the people who just handed Mark Carney a majority government. Serious people. Serious decisions. Obviously.

So the young Canadians, the ones who can still do math and still want a future to look forward to, start looking south. America has jobs. Affordable housing. A culture that still rewards ambition instead of punishing it. Not to mention the beauty of the First and Second Amendments. Can you blame them?

And what is Canada's response? Not "let's fix the economy." Not "let's make it possible to build a life here."

Lock the door. Charge them half a million for the key.

Thomas Sowell predicted this pattern. When you raise the cost of leaving, you don't keep your best people. You keep the ones who can't afford to escape. The ambitious ones leave earlier, before the cage door closes. The ones left behind are the ones the government deserves: obedient, dependent, and too broke to fight back.

Free countries don't need exit taxes. Prisons do.

You know what? Maybe it's time for America to just put Canada under a conservatorship. Like Britney Spears. Somebody needs to step in and manage their affairs because they are clearly not capable of governing themselves. Their government is spending their money, controlling their movements, trapping them inside their own borders, freezing bank accounts, and making decisions that no sane person would agree to.

Sound extreme? Tell me how it's different from what Canada is already doing to its own citizens.

I'll wait. Free Canada

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@Locoman55606593 @EricLavoieb3m Mes sincères condoléances 💐

[Matthew | MCGA/MAGA 🇨🇦🇺🇸🫡 @Mattpetti32]

How fucking dumb do you have to be to vote for a party that would charge you $500,000 for trying to seek employment in the US?

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

‼️MAJOR ALERT

At the Liberal Party convention in Canada

they are proposing LOCKING Canadian workers in Canada by forcing them to pay $500,000 dollars to work in the USA!

....which only the elite can afford.

Canada is turning into a leftist PRISON CAMP! .. FAST!

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@Locoman55606593 Bon courage. On souhaite que tout rentre dans l’ordre rapidement

[Élie Cantin-Nantel @elie_mcn]

I don’t think most of the chattering class understands quite how damaging floor crossers are to democracy.

These floor crossings will change the outcome of the 2025 election and invalidate the democratic decision Canadians made to elect a minority government.

This sends the message to voters that their vote doesn’t matter.

And when we get to a place where voters feel democracy is illegitimate, we enter a very dark place.

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@Locoman55606593 Bonne fête! 🥳

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@sgauthi 🤣

[The Food Professor @FoodProfessor]

A new report on child poverty claims that over 800,000 children are living in poverty and suggests that, at the current pace, it could take nearly 400 years to eliminate the problem in this country.

Well, it could take 400 years — or one election.

Up to Canadians to decide.

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

Une amie m’appelle:

-Un gars m’a trouvé des pneus d’été à 120$ chaque, en veux-tu toi aussi?
-C’est quelle marque les pneus?
-Des Toyota
-Des Toyo tu veux dire? 🤣

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@xcr_wood Joyeux Noël 🎄

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

La femme qui prépare les repas livrés à domicile pour les personnes âgées a gagné à la loto un bon montant. Depuis, tous ceux pour qui elle cuisine reçoivent leurs repas gratuitement ☺️. Il y a encore du très bon monde

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

Je me demande vraiment à quel moment comme société on va dire que c’est assez d’envoyer l’argent de nous impôts partout sauf chez nous. Faut croire qu’on n’a pas encore touché le fond

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

Mon père est allé au Costco. Ma mère voulait des bobettes. Il lui a acheté des petites mais pour enfant. Le pire? Elle est venue à bout de les enfiler mais en se plaignant que c’était serré 🤣

[Annie samson @petiterousse8]

@sgauthi Félicitations! Amplement mérité je suis certaine