

In that case, by all means. But deport him through the proper channels, not ICE nonsense.
In that case, by all means. But deport him through the proper channels, not ICE nonsense.
As much as I’d enjoy the schadenfreude, you’re right. It’s impossible to take a principled stance if you only enforce it when it suits you.
“They put a tax on companies that were American companies that they shouldn’t. A very, very severe tax,” Trump said. “And, yeah, I guess they could remove it. They will. But I mean, it doesn’t matter to me.”
“We have all the cards. We have all the cards,”
So, if I’m understanding this correctly, you hold all the cards, but it’s up to Canada to decide whether or not they remove the very, very severe tax, and you have no idea if they will or not? How is it that you hold all the cards? 🤔
But Cammack, who opposes abortion and co-chairs the House pro-life caucus, told the Wall Street Journal she blames messaging from pro-abortion groups for delaying her treatment, which is not banned under Florida’s restrictive statutes, who have created fear of criminal charges.
She… Uhhh… Oh. She’s a moron. A hypocrite and a moron.
After Trudeau self-sabotaged electoral reform, I decided to never vote for them again until they fulfill that promise. Lying is the norm for the Liberals, so fuck em.
Could we maybe focus on infrastructure that makes people’s lives better, like robust public transportation and cycling infrastructure? Is it crazy that maybe we could focus on reducing our oil dependency before building more pipelines?
“Look what you made me do!”
Pretty sure they’d give them a standing ovation and a medal. The American right seems to loathe cyclists.
That’s just a cat thing. Some of them are intent on displaying their poopers whenever possible, especially if it’s right in your face.
Yeah, so give Palestinians right of return. There’s plenty of land there to share. Make Israelis pay reparations.
Like how is the land I’m living on not functionally stolen? My entire country used to be Indigenous land, and it became as it is because it was “allowed” (forced).
The Jewish children who were born there aren’t colonists, and they shouldn’t have to suffer for their parents’ colonial acts.
The main imperative is to end the ongoing colonialism and genocide.
I’m firmly against the Palestinian genocide, but, isn’t this a little ridiculous? Shouldn’t we just focus on ending the killings and stopping further colonization?
Like, as a 4th generation Canadian, do I need to go back to Ireland to make up for my great great grandparent’s generation’s gross history of colonial genocide?
You don’t need to evict Jewish people to end Zionism.
Damn, I was with you until the unnecessary vegan bashing.
I know she’ll be fine, but I’d also prefer that future career politicians go study at places that still have a shred of integrity left.
They’re really hoping this to be the final solution.
This honestly doesn’t make much sense. The implication would be that all citizens are culpable for their government’s actions once they start paying taxes.
Funding your government isn’t a voluntary act, so your last parenthetical already invalidates most of what you said.
Cool. You go first, asshole. >:(
(Not you, OP, you’re cool.)
If it walks like a Nazi duck, quacks like a Nazi duck, and salutes like a Nazi duck…
While I totally see where you’re coming from, let me try and steelman the counterargument a bit:
There have been signs that Elon was a shit person for a very long time. Even some ten years ago when I personally thought “well he’s kinda doing cool stuff in space” I had people telling me: “look at the way he treats workers”.
If you did your due diligence, you should know the kind of person you’re working for. So either these companies were negligent in their responsibilities, or they knew what they were signing up for and went ahead anyways.
The people who can afford to start a car dealership aren’t exactly the ones struggling to know where their next meal is coming from, or how to pay rent. These are well off people that were carless or took a gamble, and it didn’t pay out, and they deserve the hardship for their negligence or poor conduct.
Yeah, I’m highly dubious that the 135 figure includes speculative future problems that will inevitably crop up from the damages done. While I’m sure that there is some amount of actual bureaucratic waste that was going on, there’s no way the savings from that is going to cover the true cost which won’t be fully apparent for years.
I must have been looking away, when it happened, truely unfortunate.