@tosajohn@DanKnightMMA Trump’s job is to have America’s best interests at heart, not Canada’s. You can debate how he’s doing on that, but it doesn’t absolve the Canadian government of failing to serve Canadians and their best interests.
@elonmusk We’ve mistaken truth for certainty.
We’ve treated knowledge as something to possess rather than pursue. When certainty cracks, some conclude that truth itself is the problem — when really, our relationship to it is. Truth exists; we just may not be done understanding it.
@cbcwatcher What if being able to easily identify as Canadian helped those who might otherwise be discriminated against because of assumptions made by others?
@LangmanVince “What am I missing?”… well, for starters… it is not okay to kill someone just because you disagree with them and don’t like what they have to say.
That that isn’t obvious is scary.
@Fatima_Khatun01@elonmusk You aren’t comparing the same things. How much does the wealthiest 1% contribute in taxes annually? How much do undocumented immigrants dodge contributing each year? I genuinely don’t know what those numbers are, but they seem relevant to the argument.
@StevanBolton@JacobAShell Diversity of thought need not mean « incompatible conspiracy theories », but homogeneity of thought certainly suggests group think and narrow-mindedness.
@Brittainiconn@Heminator If it could actually be contained to their own private property, that would be great, but the smoke and the stink spread throughout the neighborhood. I don’t care if people want to smoke. I do care if others have to be exposed to it unwillingly.
@AIHeretic @Heminator This is our situation. Weed is legal here and now we can’t be in our backyard without being exposed to it, we can’t open our windows or enjoy weed-free walks in the evening and - worst of all - it triggers a family member’s asthma regularly.
@_The_Prophet__@JDVance This is why I opted out of what I thought would be a career in academics. I realized that the prevailing theories, usually presented as foregone conclusions, were based on who proclaimed the loudest and had the most pull. To challenge them was at your own professional peril.
@therealwinny1@Riley_Gaines_@reduxx@A1Policy Except there are examples of those who have refused to compete against biological men being kicked out of tournaments and kept off teams altogether. It is not quite as simple as you’ve suggested.
@_Catlene @Tablesalt13 “Please consider” isn’t telling people how to vote, its an invitation to think from a different perspective or even invite dialogue. The OP is offering something for consideration - people can take it or leave it. He isn’t stealing votes but you are policing his words.
@realfunnyname @Avanosss@brianlilley Absolutely. Great plan. One problem though��� >70% of the USA’s current demand for enriched uranium comes from foreign sources, including Canada, which is 3rd in the world for uranium reserves.
@Braiden_PB@michael_smirco@joerogan@JohnCleese Well, if your looking for a cross-section of Canadians that dislike Americans, those are good places to look. Outside of central Canada, you’re more likely to find different attitudes (on a multitude of subjects, not just the opinion of Americans).
@cbcwatcher It's not like JT can boast about Canada's track record of electing female Prime Ministers... The only female PM was appointed (i.e. not elected) after Mulroney stepped down, served less than a year, and then lost in a historic landslide. But sure, tsk tsk at the Americans.