Comments by "Jason Dashney" (@jasondashney) on "GBNews" channel.

  1.  @beckinfidelis3916  That’s insane then in asylum seeker can go back home. If you’re giving somebody asylum and they leave at all they should not be allowed to come back.
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  2. I'm Scandinavian but live in a Canadian city that is 80% Indian, 10%, Asian, and 10% everybody else. In my day-to-day life, I am extraordinarily outnumbered, and there are many shopping centers, where you will never ever see a white person, because they are very clearly not the target audience for the businesses. That means most of the businesses in my area are Indian, and most of the women are Indian, and most of the rental units are owned by Indians. Somehow I'm still the oppressor. I did a renovation in a high school here and they had charts on the wall showing privilege, and, of course white males were at the top. I absolutely promise you that my skin colour does not help me where I live in any capacity whatsoever.
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  3. I disagree. All men are created equal. If you took babies from Gaza and brought them up in a nice stable western family then they would probably grow up completely normal.
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  4. You can’t say deport the lot of them. It should be case by case. If you aren’t a contributing member to society after all these years then off you go. But if you’re perfectly integrated normal person, then stay.
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  5.  @billythedog763  then debunk the arguments. I'll wait.
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  6. KM
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  7. Don't say "gays". It's the woke. There's not at all a 1 to 1 overlap. That's literally like saying "Whites are like this" or "blacks are like this".
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  8. I can’t figure out why people who come to a country are treated with kid gloves. Jaywalking is one thing, but if you rob a store or commit a serious offense, you should be sent away. Seeking asylum is a privilege, not a right. And if you go home during your asylum. You should never be allowed to return. If it was that dangerous for you, then it’s that dangerous for you. If not then it’s not.
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  9. It goes a step further. Look at how people like Chelsea Handler conduct themselves. She told 50 Cent but he can't like Trump because he's black. The white person told a black person how they have to be because of their skin color. Can you imagine a white male conservative telling a black person that they should think a certain way because they're black? The media would be out for blood.
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  10. 2:45 I disagree. It doesn't mean they are too sensitive to injustice. I means they are viewing what is and isn't an injustice with horse blinders on. They will advocate for injustice for some in the name of giving justice to others. The woke aren't sensitive enough, in fact. If they truly did see all injustice, they would want to get rid of it wherever they saw it. This is very much not the case.
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  11. Not Brampton. Surrey BC.  @dhendable 
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  12. That's the most complicated social dynamic I've ever heard, haha. Sounds like you had a wild childhood. @shawnj1966 
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  13. Come to the trades. We still rip on each other. What's funny is I bet there's far more harmony on a construction site between very different people than there is in an office building because we don't have to walk on egg shells. Don't get me wrong, it's not like it's 1992, but compared to the wider culture at large, we have very free and open communication. It's more old school. Getting ripped on usually is a sign of endearment.
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  14. 40 years ago they said we don't have 40 years. Well here we are and things are going pretty good.
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  15. I wish the physicist started getting granular. It would be extremely clear that this kid doesn't have a clue. And he should've asked him what the kids credentials are, since his own were questioned.
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  16. "black identifying"? Well then I see myself as black. I'll be welcome with open arms. How are there not laws against this open racism?
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