Youtube comments of Mary C. Dunford (@MaryDunford).

  1. This is hilarious. This dude is asking the same questions I asked when these vaccines were first introduced. Incidentally, the same non-responses were the reasons I chose not to cave to the moronic coercion & shame campaigns. Hint: making fun of people doesn't cause myocarditis; taking untested vaccines do. 😂
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  2. I get a kick out of the silent treatment. I know it's meant to punish. But I find it both peaceful and entertaining. Like a quiet infant after a night of screaming. If they don't want to answer a question, etc., that means they've de facto relinquished control. I will decide with, or without, their input. Big babies. 😂
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  3. I'm closet ambidextrous but identify as left-handed. 😂
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  4. To me, it's like an adult being mocked by a small child for what the child doesn't yet understand. The only difference is children are eager to learn. These supposed adults won't. They remain voluntarily ignorant. I have a hard time feeling offended by people I pity.
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  5. Let's be real for a minute. Yep. Canadians got suckered because they wanted to believe something they knew wasn't realistic. As Canadians, with a decent education system (and real-life experience) let's take some responsibility and try a little critical thinking from now on. It's amazing the number of problems it prevents.
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  6. Exactly. Sick, isn't it?
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  7. Explains why it was impossible to reach anyone at CRA today. Guessing they've already packed up for vacay. 😂
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  8. As someone who oft quotes this time honoured adage, I gracefully concede. Well played. Lol 👍 It's as if this dude's trying to make overt grotesque creepiness a fashion. 🤮
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  9. I can just picture that conversation, if it takes place. 😂
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  10. ​ @jasonj8505 Nothing like a clever psychopath. 🙄
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  11. One of my first jobs (I was 11) was doing reenactments at a Victorian era war museum. It shaped me. I learned to dry herbs, turn wool into thread and then fabric, baked using sugar cones that had to be ground by mortar and pestle, etc. And all in the clothing of the day. I still went back to modern civilization at night. But it was freaking awesome. Especially the clothes. 🥰
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  12. It surprises me how few people understand why manipulation, or coercion, has the opposite effect (eventually) of the hoped-for outcome. Even the most moral, or altruistic, intentions become warped when delivered by force or deception. It never ends well.
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  13. ​@ShavinMcCrotch Why are you here? Seriously. I'll never understand people so desperate they have to go out of their way to attack others. You made a point of picking this channel, and reading comments, just to be obnoxious. There are loads of hobbies and subjects you might actually benefit from. This does absolutely nothing for you in any material way. It doesn't even make you look clever. Think about it.
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  14. And breed. 🤯
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  15. Is it just me, or does "2030" seem to be the magic number for a lot of weird deadlines?
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  16. This is why I'm perfectly content letting others be guinea pigs. If they want to be I won't judge. But, if the results are more serious than the illness it was said to prevent don't whine to those of us who put up with the persecution during the craze. Not unless you want to hear, "I told you so."
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  17. ​@EmperorTalpa I'm glad I'm not the only one who's noticed this. I never realized how much I overestimated humanity 'til the last few years. It gives me hope when I still find decent people. Most people seem fine with the bar lowering every few days. Or act as if it's always been this way. It really creeps me out. Thank you. 😊
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  18. I'm all on board with this. The most miserable, abusive, fragile, people I've known are those who don't live according to these principles and values. Choose happy. 😊
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  19. Banks get bailed out for bad decisions. Regular people get shamed, blamed, and starved. 🙄 #doublestandards
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  20. I'm totally getting a parrot. 😂
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  21. ​ @nachomanrandy  DEI whatever is lazy critique sometimes. Not so much here. If devs hadn't flagrantly discarded every intelligent and layered feature of every previous game, etc., in favour of the cheap and obnoxious proselytizing this game was literally built on I'd agree with you. But, in this case, the criticism is valid.
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  22. Nearly five whole minutes of talking and still curbed an apology. Impressive. Frankly, I'm surprised he even showed up, let alone stayed long enough to give a statement. But that stonewalling...wow, that's master level narcissist impressive.
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  23. I'm not sure I can handle much more bull$#!+. And this is yet another steaming pile.
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  24. So... The CRA strikes (right at tax time), and everyone gets a huge raise out of it. Mere weeks later, there are major layoffs... The timing seems a bit suspect. I'm curious what the difference between the two amounts add up to. Also strange that it seems to be the lowest paid, and who deal with most callers, were let go first. Huh.
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  25. Even if you have friends or family there's no guarantees. A friend of someone I knew was quite popular. He still died alone and no one noticed for a few days. If your spouse is self-absorbed you might still keel over without them paying attention until they need something. Depends on the kind of people you have in your life. Knowing you're alone is at least honest. You can prepare for the unexpected without depending on unreliable or absentee people.
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  26. ​@Gemma_626 I laugh at myself when I act funny when I'm hurt or afraid. Not just others. And not just animals. It's possible to laugh at how something looks without laughing at the pain. Chill out.
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  27. Or they were actually ethical. Rare as people like this are, they do actually exist.
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  28. There wouldn't be a need to. A populace who isn't easily manipulated wouldn't allow for abuse or tyranny of any kind. The population, itself, wouldn't allow it. It would be weeded out early.
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  29. In 2020, I saw a news segment of a young woman who was supposedly in ICU of a particular lung issue (and where people are treated when an inch away from death): She was in full make-up and hair, including eyeliner and false lashes. Her robe was even impeccable. Soap operas are more convincing. It was so ridiculous that I waited for healthcare workers to notice and speak up. Never happened. It's only gotten worse since then. We get what we put up with. Until then, I limit my consumption of stupid. I have to because you're right. It absolutely affects emotional control and my attention span after a bit. I value those too much to throw them away on junk.
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  30. I ❤ senior kitties. 😊
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  31. That's inhumane. Evil.
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  32. If public news consistently broadcast unbiased, reliable, information, and ensured everyone could easily access this information, there wouldn't be an issue. Hopefully, certain decision makers learn a valuable lesson: don't put your own selfish wants above taxpayers' genuine needs.
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  33. Considering the number of upper middle class people who presumed anyone who made less money (or lost their wealth for some reason) were just lazy, stupid, or somehow deserved it, I'm not feeling all that broken up. I don't wish them real harm. I just hope this grows them up. Life happens. It's not always because of poor choices. Everyone needs a helping hand at some point.
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  34. The more he opens his mouth the deeper the pit he digs for himself. I'm almost embarrassed for him. Whatever happens to him, he's got it coming.
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  35. I'm not American but I'd vote for this guy. He respects constituents' intelligence enough to trust them with both easy hard truth and doesn't seem to showboat over much. Politicians have underestimated regular people for far longer than they'd care to admit. Probably because they couldn't do it, themselves. This guy seems intelligent, wise, and fearless when it actually matters. I hope you get him in. It would benefit the entire world, I think.
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  36. Yep. With few exceptions, if I hear that all I see is a walking, talking, red flag. 😂
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  37. I tried watching the new Who. I couldn't finish it. As Billie Piper once said, "Everything dies." Everything ends. If I learned one thing from The Doctor it's "time to move on".
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  38. ​ @DigitalAshes It is. Like it or not, democracies are based on majorities, not minorities. And, like it or not, parents are responsible for their children. If parents can't be responsible, there's already legislation that allows CPS to remove these children and rehouse them. Just because someone screams really loudly doesn't mean they're not alone. If your experience with your parents was less than stellar, I'm sorry. But that doesn't mean everyone's is. Be well.
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  39. 😂
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  40. ​ @lesabooth5243 Seriously?
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  41. This is true. If you have to explain basic things like reciprocity, mutual respect and dignity, or concepts as simple as guilt or contrition, they probably never had any to begin with. And never will.
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  42. This is disturbing. My heart goes out to that family.
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  43. 1:40 in and I'm not sold. Plenty of people love those who harm them. What this upload describes isn't love; it's infatuation and utility. Love is to will the highest good of another. That doesn't require reciprocity. In fact, it doesn't even require you know them, personally. It has nothing to do with another person but oneself. Genuine love is self-sustaining and self-perpetuating. That's why it's incorruptible. Anything less is counterfeit love.
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  44. It also means not prying into other people's lives without an invite. He's been doing that for ages.
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  45. ​@timmytuckerson3450 ? If he's teaching critical thinking then he's committed to uncovering truth. That's a conviction. It's just that truth doesn't serve any one particular group. The only ideology it serves is itself. Bend to the truth or it will break your illusions. It's the only ideology worth serving.
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  46. Seriously. Who really belongs in cuffs?: the 21 year old kid; the idiot who gave a 21 year old kid access to that kind of info; or the completely stunted individual who put that idiot in charge? It's a conundrum.
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  47. I've been saying this for years. I refused to let my parents go to a hospital alone. If I hadn't been so hands-on, my father would have been dead more than once. There are some seriously deranged people in the medical profession. Try to talk about it and they close ranks. This forces decent people to commit moral injuries against themselves, and their patients, by defending the criminal ones. At that point, it's hard to distinguish decent people from the deplorable. Ironic, that some completely insane people are the ones who can diagnose others. I'm in Canada. Oversight and accountability here is almost non-existent. Seriously, if you offered most healthcare professionals an enormous raise, with pension, etc, in exchange for independent accountability they'll change the subject or say nothing. I've tested it. Silence speaks volumes.
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  48. Three time violent offender, too. Crazy world.
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  49. I'm not a fan of Trump. But his opponents are just as vile. Maybe worse. Who knows how many of these charges are true? It's slim pickings in politics these days. And half the planet has seemed to lose it to one form of extreme ideology or another. It's utterly disheartening.
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  50. Wonderful. More normalization of crazy. 🙄
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  51. This is what psychopaths look like in the wild. Unless they detect visual cues from those around them they have no clue their behavour is seriously messed up.
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  52. This stuff gets more laughable by the day. I'm going to be thoroughly entertained when Poilievre is elected by a landslide. 🍿🎉 I wonder if he'll remember all this manipulative garbage when it's his turn to enact some serious legislation. I would.
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  53. I couldn't care less what an adult chooses for their own life. But I do care if someone demands rights at the expense of another's. Children are the responsibility of their parents, and forcing sexual topics on prepubescents is sexual abuse. This infringes on the rights of two groups, and creates hatred. Why? Because no one will thank you for not respecting their autonomy. Pushing it creates resentment, where communication toward a mutually respectful alternative might have worked. And guess what? Just because a group of people think they have the right to indoctrinate another person's child doesn't mean they actually do. So I'll give them a smiling 'no'. I'm a straight woman. That doesn't make me confused or a bigot. I just am. Respect it, or admit you're a hypocrite. I don't consider myself over special. And I can be told 'no' without having a tantrum or resorting to character assassination. These kids need to wake up and grow up. You don't get everything your way all the time. If they're so 'woke' how is it they're basically delusional? I'm not even sure they know what that word means. Want respect? Give respect. It works both ways.
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  54. Maybe we need a new party. Because, frankly, that's precisely what I'd vote for.
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  55. Yes. They were quite proud of it until the backlash. Then organizers sent cease and desist notices to remove the footage that included the title.
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  56. That seems more likely. Yes. 😮‍💨
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  57. I'm not sure I agree with your views on skepticism. There's more than one motivation for skepticism. Sure, one may be skeptical because an opposing view threatens one's own. That's just voluntary ignorance or stubbornness. But open-minded skepticism, aka critical thinking, is there to ensure the new view contemplated is (even if it opposes one's current view) more logical and true than the one currently held. It's a filter for safe growth.
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  58. You're probably right. Hard to say if they're indiscriminately violent or not, though. Abuse can very quickly inspire homicidal tendencies in me, personally. I spent a great deal of time learning to control my reactions, but the monster's still there. That doesn't make me a better person. But that's life. And frankly, I don't think it makes them heroes either. Because let's be real: predators don't morph into puppies. If they didn't think law enforcement could, or would, deal with these creeps (and they really did want to take out the trash) the last thing they'd want is a camera filming what would need to be done. Just saying.. Best just leave it to the professionals, and hold those professionals accountable when justice isn't done.
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  59. "Lower to middle income.."? What's Trudeau's definition of these terms? When an RN can't afford a one bedroom apartment that's beyond a socio-economic class issue. Not even in the same ballpark. What universe is he living in???
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  60. I had a friend who was a Messianic Jew. She attended synagogue on Saturday and church on Sunday. Our work hours were weekdays only. At tax time (our busy season) she couldn't work weekends. We all knew this. And our employer agreed to it when she was hired. It's not our place to decide if someone is sincere or not, or to decide if another person deserves that right or not. But if an employer understood the terms and limitations of an employee, when that employee is hired, they should be held to what they agreed to. Just like employees should be held to doing the jobs they were hired for.
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  61. At least.
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  62. It's called 'trust-worthy' for a reason. Trust is earned because it's worth something. What they're offering is worthless.
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  63. It depends if they know what they're talking about. It's not difficult if you ask the right questions. But distrusting someone based on two words seems very low res.
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  64. ​ @grimmstryke9627 Of course protests will irritate people. What this group did destroyed property and sought to intimidate potential customers, employees, etc. Some may have nothing to do with their gripes. That's not a protest. It's criminal. Religious or not. Christians don't always follow the precept of 'Do unto others as you'd have done unto you.' Perhaps it's because we draw the line too early. I don't presume to know. I only live in my own head, and am only responsible for myself. I don't agree with it. Regardless of whether a professed Christian, or someone outside the faith, instigates violence (paricularly without clear and reasonable provocation), it's wrong. Period. Let's move past spelling and grammar and try to understand the Spirit behind the message. There's a much better chance of building communication and peacemaking that way. Sound good?
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  65. 😂 If Trudeau is scared it's probably a good idea.
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  66. Still disgusts me.
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  67. I actually said that I wouldn't be anyone's guinea pig. Too funny. 😂
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  68. ​@loafodisease614 Probably safer, too, if also backed up or mirrored across multiple jurisdictions in a variety of countries. 🤔
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  69. ​@bernardkung7306 India isn't at fault. Trudeau had a narcissistic injury and his knee-jerk reaction was to accuse India of something insane. The rest of the posturing is just as crazy. Personally, I'm with India on this. I would be even if it didn't cost our country billions in trade. It's called having principles.
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  70. I find that as bizarre as men telling women what real women are, and women telling men what it means to be a man. Insanity really seems to be pandemic these days.
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  71. This is a US channel. Canadians don't have the same legal protections. But we should.
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  72. You totally nailed it. 😂
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  73. 😂👍💯
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  74. He is. If you've seen enough of them they're not hard to spot. These people are like walking WMDs: they destroy everything, and everyone, they touch.
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  75. He got caught. On some level he knows it but can't believe it. His reality is shattered.
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  76. ​@Sean-John How do you figure? Did you run around the country and ask? Or is this just a "feeling"? Personally, I was never on cerb. I supported it for those who needed it at the time. And I know it was abused by loads of people, and then Trudeau panicked and clawed it back. I blame the federal government for that fiasco. I stated my concerns even as it came out in 2020. They didn't hold anyone accountable before they offered it. They gave it out willy nilly. And then they changed their mind and clawed it back with no notice. That's both stupid, and unethical. So I'm not a fan of the NDP for supporting this government, nor do I support such an incompetent government as this. And no, I didn't receive cerb. Try reality rather than bias. The aftertaste is far less bitter. Cheers.
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  77. The funny thing is I never liked Trump. But thanks to so much unbridled hate and questionable conduct leveled towards the guy (and anyone who agrees with anything he says), I'm starting to warm up to him. Scary, but he might be more sane, reasonable, and less corrupt than the ones campaigning to discredit him.
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  78. ​@derek4412 No. They're exceptional manipulators and absolutely ruthless. In fact, most people deal with them and have no clue. There are loads of YT channels that discuss it. I recommend Dr. Ramani. It's useful info, even if you've never knowingly been exposed to it. Far better than being blindsided and learning the hard way.
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  79. ​ @paulcooverjr.6947 I'm not a pushover. But I really don't want to be represented, as a gender, by any kind of extremist nonsense.
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  80. The fatal flaw of all drug dealers. It makes sense when the drugs both kills their customer and is illegal. Not for anything sustainable, tho.
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  81. ​ @stevemahoney1733 I've seen footage by regular Canadians who tried to slow, or stop, the wildfires in BC. Fire hydrants were shut off, police threatened to arrest them, etc. These were residents of the areas who were used to doing these things during the season. Some of their homes are now lost to wildfires; entire forests were laid waste. And they didn't have to be. They were left to spread. I don't think he wants to grow anything except scarcity, poverty, division, and sickness.
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  82. So much for democracy.
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  83. I can't wait for the lawsuit. His kid's future is set.
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  84. In my experience, most people in the West have never seen real devastation, real violence, real poverty, or real evil. We can complain about nonsense and retain the luxury of ignorance because it costs most of us nothing. Most of us have no clue what we're talking about, but we will defend our ignorance; even if it makes us look silly or naive. We don't understand the difference between good and evil anymore, or why good promotes life and evil is self-destructive. There are characteristics, even a character, to good and evil and life and death. And, sadly, many in the West couldn't (or wouldn't) mentally reverse-engineer scenarios to see this for themselves. Who knows? One day we might lose enough that we'll have to rethink our priorities. More likely, it will simply reveal what we really value. In my limited life experience, I wouldn't depend on the West valuing life above death. That's not what I've seen. But it could just be mass confusion and deception, and I could be completely wrong. I'm not God. And only time will tell. Excellent upload. Thank you.
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  85. Have fun going tête-à-tête with Tom Cruise. 😂
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  86. We're getting there.. More likely to hear someone scoff at a politician's outfit, hair, age, or gender than their policies or past actions. It lowers the IQ of the entire country.
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  87. It's getting pathetic. All ego; zero skin. How did these people make it through grade school in one piece?? I'm serious.
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  88. Agreed.
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  89. No. It's not.
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  90. I can relate. God is cool.
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  91. I'm a huge fan of vaccines ~ with proper testing. They actually prevent the diseases in question. But that doesn't happen in a year or two. And these vaccines don't do much to prevent anything. Moreover, the diseases she mentioned have a crazy high mortality rate and are super contagious; even if you survive it isn't pretty. It made sense to risk those vaccines, even if they were new-ish. This one, at this point, isn't. Well, not to me anyway. I'm not much for playing the guinea pig. And, frankly, it's not much different than the flu (which still kills now and then). This illness had been blown way out of proportion. That's where I stand anyway. To each their own. And that's the material point.
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  92. Same. I used to be considered Liberal. Now they're just cray-cray.
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  93. He couldn't even look her in the eye, much less speak coherently. Perhaps it's because he's in Edmonton. He must know everyone in that room would see him swing. ~ At least then his words and actions would match. (No pun intended.)
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  94. Anyone else unsurprised by this? 🙄
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  95. Tweets are public. Why is he so upset? Seriously. I don't get the outrage.
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  96. This is one of the most sensible, poignant, and pragmatic uploads illustrating the importance of critical thinking. Not critical theory.
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  97. Agreed. Any extreme seems to promote over-dependent, cultish, and oddly childish, behaviour.
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  98. Ugh. I'm so tired of hearing about narcissists starting new pissing contests with each other, when they can't be bothered to take responsibility for what they're already responsible for. It would be funny if it didn't affect so many real people, for realsies.
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  99. ​@cheater 59 Doesn't really matter, either way. The vast majority of people, by the age it really starts to matter, are more inclined to destroy than to build. So rare, in fact, I'm giddy when I find constructive people (without some sort of authoritarian bent). It can be downright embarrassing. Lol
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  100. Trudeau would have us all mindless puppets. No one decides what I believe but me.
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  101. I'm good with improving treatment and curing cancer. But this puts the cart before the horse. There are potential repercussions if not addressed simultaneously.
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  102. Same. That's why I enjoyed it.
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  103. ​ @kelvinmann1058 Wings or not, it always warms the cockles of my heart.
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  104. If communities have similar concerns to those of Mississauga/Brampton they'd voice them publicly. Especially now. I'd be very surprised if the bandwagon Ford speaks of exists outside his own ambition.
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  105. Thank God he made it out alive. Seven dead, and he's homeless. We're sending money overseas while this traumatized man languishes in a shelter. Disgraceful.
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  106. Same. I'll never understand people (like Trudwau) who go out of their way to make others miserable, and then expect those people to just lap it up like it's okay.
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  107. I'm sorry.
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  108. ​ @bricaaron3978 Narcissism isn't gender specific. Neither are the recipients of that sort of abuse. But she's right; unless you've experienced that abuse it's impossible to understand the damage. That's not a slight against your gender. It would be equally silly for me to suggest I can understand anything I can't grasp. For example: testicular cancer side effects. Let's try to not take offense so easily. It doesn't serve either gender to make enemies of the other. Be well.
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  109. Agreed. How dare Canadians have opinions of our own. 🙄
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  110. My guess would be general happiness/ stable mood, balanced perspective, constructive habits, good character & and good/ balanced socialization. These traits seem to be adversely affected most by trauma. Reverse those, and I'm guessing that's what a person without trauma (or at least healed from trauma) looks like. 🤷‍♀️
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  111. I wouldn't. I'm happy with Poilievre for PM. No self-aggrandizement. No drama. Just sound judgment.
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  112. Agreed. Those kids were violated in the worst way, and are scarred for life. He gets less than two years per kid. And the way things are going, he'll be back out -- probably even teaching more kids -- in just a couple years. If some lawyers have their way, these offenses will be pardonable. So, as far as the law is concerned, they'll have never been committed at all. Apparently, there's a lawyer who's already made legal headway in this. It's disturbing.
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  113. Wow. Is this the new professional normal?
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  114. It's important to vocally defend the objective rights of people we don't necessarily like or agree with. Not doing so means death to all of our freedoms. I wish more understood that. Respect. 💯
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  115. Exactly. Double standards are exceptionally dangerous.
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  116. I'm with you. The more people victim blame the more they set themselves up for the same garbage. It's not lofty or over-virtuous. Just enlightened self-interest.
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  117. Agreed. This woman has a good soul. 😊👍
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  118. Yep. That's a psychopath.
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  119. It's like people are aiming down and Idiocracy is the 🎯. I don't get it. 😵‍💫
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  120. CBC has supported our 'wrong think' government for years. I'm surprised they're even covering this now. Fahrenheit 451 was required reading when I was in high school. This sort of garbage, over 20 years later, was *why*. #thoughtfreedom #knowledgeispower
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  121. ​@dotcassilles1488 Agreed. I'm Christian, and I don't see a point in hiding my dark side. Pretending it doesn't exist is hypocritical and gives it more space than it needs. It is what it is.
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  122. Pretty much describes my reaction to evil people. You're not alone. Many people seem too enraptured by appearances. It makes them stupid. Not sure what's worse: evil people who rely on the halo effect, or that people still fall for it. 🙄
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  123. I'm so tired of these governments who enact laws and then throw a tantrum when someone holds the government to them. I'm Canadian. We have a Trudeau. The struggle is real. Ugh
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  124. Doctors in Canada haven't actually had to face real consequences for "breaking rules" in a very long time. Nothing substantial has changed. Why would anyone expect them to start following rules now?
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  125. I miss the days when people had quirky and unique personalities of their very own. 😔
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  126. ​@ChristianHill-ep2ho That's a bit extreme. And, frankly, it's a faulty premise. If so-called 'woke' individuals were as open-minded as they claimed, they could listen to the concerns and logic of their opponents. They'd also be able to exolain their own logic and concerns in a mature way. This is true of anyone. The more rigid, or closed-minded, people are the less they can handle views that conflict with their reality. And morality exists to serve those with conflicting needs. If applied correctly, and with honesty, morality ensures everyone gets their needs met, without forfeiting the needs of the other party. Genuine morality requires an open ear and an open mind. Cheers.
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  127. Agreed, for the most part. I can't speak for anyone else, but there are parts of me I have to keep on a tight leash. Not because they're evil, unto themselves. But because, if I refused to acknowledge them, understand them, or lead them, they would take over and lead me. Then I would become the evil I hate. And, unlike many, I know exactly what I'm capable of. And I accept it so I can control myself. Everything has a time, place, and purpose. I can't choose anything except what/who I want to be. I can't like myself if I become what I hate. And I can't trust myself, or my own judgment, if I know I'm a liar. It's just that simple.
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  128. I live in Canada. Our fearless leader wants to turn Canada into this.
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  129. 😂😂😂❤
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  130. ​@FreshLeafyVegetables If you don't want your likeness abused by home security systems then don't visit people who would abuse your likeness. Problem solved.
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  131. Wholeheartedly agree with every single one of these comments. 😡💯
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  132. Let's be real: there are too many issues to keep up. But Christians didn't just pull their grievance out of a hat. If you saw it you'd have seen the title. Plus, the organizers openly stated it was based on the painting until reactions were too hot. But yeah. The child sexualization and pedo thing is getting unbearably disturbing.
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  133. 😂
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  134. ​@mariaelda6271 I had a pretty extensive vocabulary by six years old. And my dad had already taught me chess. But sex is a different matter. Kids need to learn how to tell when something is 'off' at the least, as early as possible. We used to have programs like 'Stranger Danger' etc to help know the difference between safe adults and unsafe adults. Now? Even that's being confused and obfuscated. Kids aren't biologically matured for that subject matter yet. Knowledge and maturity are very different things.
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  135. You nailed it. Exactly. This has actually been pointed out for centuries. You'd think more people would have learned by now.
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  136. Or both. 😂
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  137. That's why I refused it. I didn't care what it cost. There was no time to test it, no straight answers about it, government and people focused on manipulation, shame, and coercion over education, with zero fiduciary accountability (or any accountability for that matter) for harmful side effects. I'm not a guinea pig. And I've never seen anyone treat another person that way who actually had their best interests in mind. In fact, it's usually the opposite. Thx. Hard pass.
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  138. Drugs bust in BC? They decriminalized cocaine, meth, and heroine. Pardon my ignorance, but what's left to bust?
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  139. Yep. It's how psychopaths work. They bleed a resource dry and move on to the next. Like a virus.
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  140. ​@unionunicorn6776 That you're considering it puts you ahead of the curve. I've known more than my share of narcissists. One of the hardest realizations I had was that I saw the value of people who couldn't see it in themselves. When I tried to show them they attacked me for it. So I left. If any narcissist ever wants to break free they must do what you've already started to, and confront it. I genuinely believe there's a cure for the emptiness and envy. But it would certainly be scary. If you want to tackle this be good to those who genuinely care about you. It would be far harder to go it alone. Be well.
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  141. ​ @beverleecarrell510 So are ours (Canada). I see it as a reflection of the decline of voter integrity. After all, voters choose who to elect and what's acceptable behaviour. It's a bottom-up issue as much as top-down. That's why I love uploads like this. Once individuals recognize they can have an impact, just by thinking for themselves and not compromising their integrity, some will. It builds momentum in the right direction. Everyone (who isn't trying to screw over someone else) wins.
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  142. She's a hero. Not even old enough to stand up for others, or herself. And with added challenges, to boot. But she did stand up, and it worked. She's exemplary. Truly remarkable.
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  143. It's about freaking time.
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  144. Hope those people enjoyed their parade. Unless they're involved, best believe they're not exempt. Thanks Trudeau & Co. for siding with hate groups and ensuring we can't defend ourselves. 🙄
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  145. Makes sense. Anything genuine or useful threatens insecure people. ~ Especially when seen as shown up by someone they consider inferior for some reason (eg. Age). Be genuine and loyal to wise people and you'll have the same in return. Often for life. Cheers.
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  146. You have my sympathy for the loss of your friends.
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  147. ​ @DrawinskyMoon  Unless they're, in fact, a big baby. 😂
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  148. He never once let go of that six pack. Epic. Priorities. 😂👍
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  149. Same. And, I'm also reasonably intelligent.
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  150. Mother fluffer. 😂
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  151. Happy birthday! 🥳
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  152. There's no hope for humanity, as a whole. The species is self-destructive and self-sabotaging. But it doesn't mean we have to make the same choices, or be doomed by the same emptiness. I've seen wonderful marriages that were only separated by the passing of a spouse. They just didn't advertise it. They didn't have to. There was no drive to convince anyone of anything. Take heart. People like this still exist. 😊
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  153. Yeah... Those who refuse to acknowledge information and those who seek information: That's the real split these days. 🙄
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  154. This isn't the only area either company has started ripping off consumers. I've lost confidence in many popular vendors.
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  155. ​ @The_Instagater It wasn't.
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  156. Or return her to France. COD.
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  157. Agreed. It's freaking creepy out there.
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  158. ​@KingJesusReigns2024 It's not a genuine question, though. It's a question designed to sow blind doubt in one's own reasoning. A genuine question is specific. If that question had been sincere it might have read, "Is there any evidence to suggest any part of their concerns might be true?" Good faith questions are not open ended, and seek proof, logic and specifics. They don't just sow doubt with no reason. This isn't a new conflict. It's the same war, with the same lineages, since Genesis. And considering the recent secular evidence, in addition to the lengthy secular and Scriptural records to prove the actual historic aggressors, there's no reason to doubt Israel.
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  159. 😂
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  160. ​@S S This horrible. My heart goes out to you, and your family.
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  161. Yep. Trudeau was humiliated in India. When a narcissist is humiliated someone always has to pay.
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  162. How is this random clip from 2021 relevant in a non-election year? ~ Or is Trudeau finally ready to take up the gauntlet? 🧐
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  163. If anyone ever needed proof, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that those who claim to know what's best for others voluntarily choose not to acknowledge all the valid information required to make good decisions that affects others, this is it. Be careful who you listen to, regardless of the reason.
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  164. I'm laughing because not much surprises me anymore. 😂
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  165. He was Trudeau's classmate? That explains everything. He died of embarrassment.
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  166. ​@mauriciosmit1232 It's not. And it's actually "curable".
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  167. ​ @SonjaMorrison-i7j You really drank the kool-aid. I'm sorry.
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  168. Brilliantly articulated. 👏💯 Emphatically subscribed.
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  169. Peaceful protests invite arrests by the RCMP. But, apparently, armed activists can threaten just about anyone (citizens and foreign dignitaries alike) and it's a-ok. Food for thought.
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  170. ​ @sophocles1198 Yep. Relaxed, humorous, and charming. The MO of a psychopath. It's how they give the impression of trustworthiness and responsibility. They're freaking creepy.
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  171. It's painful every time he opens his venomous yap. 🐍
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  172. Agreed. Trying to have a sane discussion with someone whose logic is founded on insanity will do nothing but hurt your head. That's pretty much where we're at on a global level. It feels sudden; but I suspect we've been creeping in this direction for a long time.
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  173. Not a chance. I'm surprised the AMA allowed this to even be uploaded. Lol
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  174. So.. the girl gets bullied, and when she draws a picture making fun of the bully the adults arrest her. Wow. That's next level. I hope those adults rot in prison over this.
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  175. 😂
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  176. More a mantra. Lol
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  177. Yet another reason we need a conservative government. Say what you will about their other policies, but conservatives have never been easy on crime. Especially crimes against kids.
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  178. Guess you missed the home invasion bit. Or, perhaps that kind of boundary is meaningless to you?
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  179. ​@FightXScience-wh6kx Justice, evidence, and law? Funny how these only matter when they suit our own agendas.
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  180. ​ @amostlyreasonableguy Agreed. I hate the term "empath". It just feeds the nonsense.
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  181. I'm curious... If each person, despite their outward differences, awoke having the same innate knowledge why didn't they start there? That's what they universally have in common. Even if the ship changed, or the location or time changed, or some aged and others died young, some were academic and others not so inclined, the fact they are people doesn't change. Nor that they were born with certain universal understanding. Forensic analysis isn't a bad way to discover motives. But it never made sense to start with the ship. Or even to start and end with themselves. The context only applies as long as that situation remains the same. Though looking outward to answer an inner problem, how they approached the question wasn't pointless. They still ended up with physical/ life improvements. Just not the answer they sought. Instead of recognizing their navigation errors, they seemed to give up or become cynical. But I have to wonder if it's enough to live a dry existence, even surrounded by comfort? I couldn't do it. I'd feel like the outward comfort mocked the unseen inner prison I endured. I'd definitely feel lonely then. I guess I could distract myself from the pain. Or mock those who admit to their own, or ask questions I don't understand. But neither would get me out of such a hell. If, after so much advancement, the problem is the same maybe it's time to learn some humility. Go back to scratch. Change direction. And ask better questions.
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  182. ​@OrneryMouse I hope for the same thing. But I hope, even more, it won't take catastrophe to do so. That's an expensive way to learn.
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  183. If you ever want to know if the person you're dealing with is a legit psycho (like this dude) just be expressionless when talking about some really random, emotional, event. They'll follow suit or maybe even scoff. These people genuinely have no clue. They rely on others' reactions when they don't know the socially acceptable reaction. It's creepy.
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  184. ​@kevinmorris3200 To be fair, there was a time when women were shy. Some of us still are.
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  185. Nothing unique there. Having said that, power and control are the creepiest addictions.
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  186. I've found my tribe. We might be a small tribe; but we're a high-quality one -- with no unnecessary drama. 🕊
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  187. Not sure whether to laugh or puke. Hopefully, I don't end up doing both at the same time. 🤢🤮😂
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  188. One of the only reasons I'd ever want to be famous is to be roasted by Dr. Grande. 😂
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  189. Apollo-led training = Wario. 😂
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  190. Obviously you're making a difference. As soon as the trolls start trolling you know you're moving in the right direction.
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  191. 😂
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  192. I'm sure Trudeau would do something similar -- if he didn't use taxpayer money to zip around in his personal jet. His message just wouldn't be nearly as fun. Lol
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  193. 😂👍
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  194. My chow chow was the perfect guard dog. He did his rounds every night before bed, and had no problem informing strangers what they could expect if they tried anything untoward. Plus, he was funny and adorable. 😊
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  195. It can be the same thing.
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  196. It wouldn't surprise me. ​ @SageLittleHawk 
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  197. ​@protoman1214 Ugh. That's why I'm glad I never joined a military. ~ I mean, anything could happen in a country like that. Training accidents. Animal attack. Besides, who'd miss a few sickos? 🤷‍♀️
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  198. I agree and disagree. Anger is extremely useful. Especially if you're pulling yourself out of a paralyzing emotional like grief or despair. But emotions should serve us and be processed and expelled when no longer in our best interests. It takes time and effort; but not being tossed about by fickle feelings is genuine freedom.
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  199. There are multiple RCMP goons on camera. Tweedle Dee assaulted the reporter, Tweedle Dumb who backed him up; plus the uniformed cops who just happened to be waiting around. I wouldn't trust the RCMP to investigate a missing lunchroom sandwich, let alone their own gross abuse of authority. These goons weren't hired yesterday and didn't just abuse their badges once. They're comfortable with it which means they're used to it. And the ones so-called investigating are likely far worse than these goons. It's a systemic problem from the top down. Gutting that kind of corruption can't be done by equally corrupt people.
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  200. It's actually true. Have you never questioned your own most fundamental beliefs? Have you never questioned how you draw the conclusions you draw? The actual steps, I mean. If not, I can't recommend it enough. It will blow your hair back and you'll see everything differently. It's truly fascinating how flexible and impossible any given person could be if they were willing to throw away the perceptions that hold them back. Instead, they usually throw away what could bring them what they really want but can't admit to themselves. Truly fascinating.
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  201. We need more LOTR references. 😂👍
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  202. Dark humour at its finest. Huzzah. 😂
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  203. Even my watch is water resistant. It's not necessary to make a battery waterproof.
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  204. ​ @wolfumz  There are so many logical fallacies here. But it seems like what you're saying is one abuse makes abusing others okay. How does this make sense? Doesn't it just make it worse?
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  205. You know it's bad when Canadian citizens have to do our elected officials' jobs for them. This government isn't worth their basic pay. Given what our tyrant does when people protest, I have the same respect for the NCI as I do for Canadian veterans who fought against tyranny in WWII. #CanadianPatriots. 🫡🇨🇦
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  206. The current government is doing a good job of trying for that right now. Robots or no. I asked them the same thing two years ago, for different reasons. 🤔
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  207. ​@Aleka1943 Pay attention to his actions, then. If what he says he believes doesn't line up with his actions it won't be hard to see.
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  208. ​ @mbergamin16 You win. 🥇😂
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  209. ​@fenderfunk I've considered this. I hope you're wrong about Poilievre. I try to remain hopeful, but with both eyes open. I know the gambit you're talking about: one person makes things totally unbearable, all to set up the real 'hero' (aka tyrant). Bait & switch. Instant trust. Little verification. It's very possible you're right, and he's a far better liar and despot than JT. But I sincerely hope not. The result of that outcome... would destroy life in Canada as we know it. It would mean the end of this country. I shudder to think too deeply on it. If it came to bad choice vs. worse choice we're in a better position if there's a revolution. There would still be damage, and suffering. But not irreversible damage, and not nearly as much suffering. But I still hope we're just reaching, and we're both wrong. Be well.
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  210. I wish movies came with personal annoyance removers, like PC video games once had. 😅
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  211. That would never fly. Especially in school. The average authority figure sees critical thinking and responds with accusations of disruptive behaviour, flouting authority, etc. Teachers are among the worst for this. A student would have to fight not to be expelled.
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  212. ​@gitgud8131 People don't understand how if someone is that invested in hiding his actions from his own citizens' scrutiny the only logical conclusion is he's not working in the best interests of his own citizens. And he's invested a lot of time and resources into that. So what he's hiding must be scary harmful to Canadians. Anyone who's ever been ripped off should have this level of wisdom. It scares me that grown adults, with first world education and life experience, don't seem to grasp this very basic reasoning.
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  213. Redefining the term helps enormously. 😂
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  214. Hardly.
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  215. ​@richparsons4205 I'm converting to Catholicism now. But I've also known people irreparably damaged by the wrong leaders in it, and who had no support to recover. In the end, they lost their faith. No real Christian should put their denomination above following Christ the best way we can. And even well respected priests (Fr. Joseph Ianuzzi, specifically) openly state Catholicism is part of Christ's church; but not the whole body of Christ. I found (traditional) Catholicism to be what I need to keep my walk with God solid. I like the accountability of confession, the streamlined and centuries-backed consideration of Scriptute found in catechism, as well as the other sacraments. But it's not the whole body of Christ. Personally, I'd be terrified of facing my Maker if I tried to convince someone who may have had a bad experience to return and it cost them Christ. Better another denomination, with sound doctrine, than the alternative. Hope this makes sense. Stay blessed and well. 😊
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  216. The 10 Commandments prevent a person from walking into drama and all sorts of unnecessary problems. My guess is people take issue with being commanded to live a relatively unproblematic life. Lol
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  217. I came because I'm concerned about the number of animals that have gone extinct in recent years. I stayed because I loved listening to him say "prairie chicken". There's no downside. 👍
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  218. If what the National Post said is true, 33% of Canadians support euthanizing homeless people. Few understand they should be careful what they wish for. It doesn't take much for anyone to end up part of that demographic. But if people still insist, despite warnings, give them what they want. They deserve it.
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  219. What an illuminating and humbling testimony. This man is immeasurably blessed. Praise God.
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  220. I think they canceled his subscription.
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  221. I'm going to take a guess you're too young to understand the extent of his crimes. Or how his equally vile wife walked away with a whole new life, paid by taxpayers. It's not unfounded. Canada has a stellar track record making terrible decisions when it comes to this case. This is just another one.
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  222. ​ @Seven_1865  I'm surprised the Liberals or NDP haven't offered her a job. 😂
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  223. Treatment.
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  224. I think a lot of women feel the same way about singlehood, these days. It's always nice when the genders can agree on something. Refreshing and peaceful, really.
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  225. ​ @DeeTeaDee In this case, it worked out. (But seriously... they didn't say he had anything to drink at that point.)
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  226. ​@misterpinkandyellow74 Only the ones who use their spouses for money. Marks are marks. To a con artist, everyone is a mark.
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  227. ​@theMyRadiowasTaken ?
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  228. 👍 ​ @whimsymaven 
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  229. It's less expensive to replace a fridge than fix one.
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  230. Why are you punishing yourself for being in pain? If it's a loved one you've lost, they wouldn't want you to do this if they loved you back. If it's something material, this sort of thinking will make it harder to replace. Please consider it. 🙏
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  231. I really wish these gender war uploads would stop getting into my feed. No one gender is better than the other. No one gender is to blame for every evil that befalls humanity. People make these decisions as individuals, regardless of gender. Eventually, it infects entire groups and group-think makes people stupid. That stupid then promotes even more stupid in response. There. I've ranted. Back to real life, with real-world priorities. Thank you for reading.
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  232. Agreed. It's a great idea. I'm all for it. If other provinces are so offended by the idea, perhaps they should reconsider supporting legislation that would adversely affect the lives of fellow provinces. Otherwise, it's unreasonable to expect a province like Alberta to act in its own interests regardless of the effect it might have on everyone else. That's just common sense.
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  233. ​@appletree9974 Is this a general inquiry? Personally, if you're truly honest, open, and accountable, I'm equally reasonable. If not.. I'd like to think my juvenile zingers are at least a tad more clever than the ol' Sunkist in Chief. 😅
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  234. Not on a federal level.
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  235. I hope you're safer now.
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  236. I have to put this video on repeat. I still have a nasty habit of thinking better of people than they often demonstrate.
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  237. We should all just stop watching this garbage. It rots the brain. Ugh
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  238. You've just demonstrated why making decisions based on feelings, rather than evidence, is never in one's own interests. Thank you.
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  239. More character, anyway. Especially old Jags. Rawr.
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  240. Just because someone doesn't like what they see doesn't mean it isn't real. Frankly, that looks like a real pharmacy to me, and genuine reactions. And I'm always on the lookout for things that don't add up.
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  241. Penguin made loads of money off abandoned IP across decades. Anything published under "Penguin Classics" to be specific. The hypocrisy is unreal. I don't support piracy, but this is just greed. Plain and simple. I hope it comes back on them.
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  242. ​@sushi6417 It's illegal to use the 'dr' prefix without the approval of a regulating body. Medical or not. And it's not only psychologists who are psychologically predatory. I've met a few medical doctors, including psychiatrists, who are highly predatory. To my knowledge, they're all still practicing for now. More than one lawyer in Canada has written of the ineptitude and corruption/ incompetence of the CPSA. It's dangerous to confuse people with professions. Be well.
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  243. Agreed. Or stop taking oaths just to break them. Why waste perfectly good hot air.
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  244. The QE didn't lie: All roads lead to Brampton.
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  245. Remember when Google's motto was, "Don't be evil"? 🤣..😕..😒
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  246. 😂
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  247. I know. It's impressive, in a bizarre sort of way.
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  248. He's blaming him because Trudeau's heavily responsible. And, yeah. There's a housing crisis. Deal with it.
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  249. Remedial storytelling (from grade six English class): Who, what, where, when, how, and especially *why*.
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  250. Why is he not in jail?
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  251. 😂
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  252. Now there's a visual I didn't need. 😂
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  253. Any inconvenience is too much for a psychopath. Unless he saw some direct benefit (to whatever he values) the child would have been a nuisance. I wonder about the mother, too. No sane woman would be off at work while her infant withered with each passing day. This whole thing is vile.
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  254. It never occurred to me that my emotions might affect others (unless relevant). I learned to control them (for the most part) to better govern myself, to adapt appropriately, and to try to stay out of my own way. You've given me something else to consider. Thank you. 😊
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  255. 9:00 Well this certainly explains why I'm so clumsy and need a system to remember the simplest things, spacially. I live in my head. 😂
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  256. 😂
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  257. ​ @StarVonnico 😂😂
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  258. ​@Frankd24875 I rarely endorsed grammar snobbery until I noticed my own grammar and spelling decline. The old adage, "You are what you read," proves true, apparently. And stupid is contagious.
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  259. I sincerely hope you're joking.
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  260. 😂
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  261. If this passes the rest of NA, and then the world, will follow suit. There's no excuse, in a free society, for a government to have that much access to private information. I'm not a fan of criminal activity either. But there's a balance to be maintained. If someone specific is suspected of committing a crime that's one thing. En masse is totalitarianism waiting to happen.
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  262. Scientifically Tested: An eye for an eye is a better strategy than being sneaky. But win-win is still the best option. Surprise, surprise.
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  263. ​ @MsSilverTulip  Eek. If you're this toxic online I don't envy those who know you in real life.
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  264. I was waiting for this comment. 😂
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  265. ​ @martinemjt Our PM is mad in love with Canada becoming just like this.
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  266. I ❤ your humour. 😂
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  267. Would I have chosen to be born? Probably not. But since I am here I may as well make the best of it. If possible, make a few others' lives a bit easier too. We do what we can.
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  268. ​ @andrews527  And yet, there's always another interpretation for those who want to find one.
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  269. When Trudeau invades the parental rights of Canadians across the country he's forfeited his own right to parental privacy. Why should voter families be forced to endure such encroachment, while his family remains is off-limits? If he hadn't touched the family unit I wouldn't be making this argument. He did this to himself. Time to eat his own principles.
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  270. Because they got caught, and they might have to face consequences. Like a kid caught beating up a toddler. Do you think "discredit and distract" only exists in movies? Look around. It's the go-to strategy for anyone trying to hide that they harm people. Don't have to be in politics to find it either. It's everywhere from families to workplaces to politics. It's common.
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  271. If you can't understand it then be grateful.
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  272. Why would a dishonourable man do anything honourable? That's what laws, and law enforcement, is for. Of course, you need to vote in honourable people who will ensure such laws are both enacted and enforceable. ~ Even if they break those laws themselves.
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  273. 😂👍
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  274. ​ @LucLightWolf121 Agreed. Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it. Sadly, they usually take others along for the ride.
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  275. Well said.
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  276. If that dude hadn't filmed this, what are the odds everyone would have called him crazy (until he or his family ended up dead)? If his wife or infant died, and they found these chemicals in their systems, he'd be suspected of homicide. This whack job should be in a psych hospital or prison.
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  277. Canada proves this.
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  278. It's not Rota's controversy. It's Trudeau's controversy. I just finished watching an interview on CPAC. The Liberals are claiming there has never been any protocols to prevent this from happening. This is both untrue and even implausible. Furthermore, despite numerous statements everyone is vetted in advance, and Rota stepping up to take the fall, Trudeau still tried to claim the whole thing is "Russian disinformation". 🙄 The Liberals even went as far as to try to strike the entire event from public record in the HoC. This is a Liberal-Trudeau controversy. Not a Rota controversy. 😡
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  279. You've just described a toxic work environment, over and above the main RTR issues. It's understandable Apple would want to protect its intellectual property, and not wanting everything to be made public. However, releasing some things for RTR would likely create goodwill. But, you're totally right. It comes down to trust and honesty. If they're willing to lie and gaslight customers for a few hundred bucks, and willing to lie to officials, it's hard to believe they're doing all of this with balanced interests. And you really do have to record conversations with government representatives. They sell each other out all the time. I've little doubt they know they're being fed a line, but side with lobbyists because they think it will earn them some sort of favour. They don't have the public interests at heart, either. That's why it's so important platforms like this keep their greed in check. We'd be toast otherwise. Respect.
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  280. I was with him up until he began introducing opinions and leading questions. The questions are what are important. Hopefully, he also teaches how to recognize manipulative questions, too. Maybe that's where he's going with this? I hope so.
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  281. Compassion and empathy don't always look compassionate or kind. Giving addicts a free pass to use until they're dead is called enabling. It kills addicts. This government is killing people with this so-called kindness. The best chance addicts (who can't even respect areas with kids) have is to be detained, and given the option for treatment in jail. Most people, addicts or not, don't make necessary changes until they have no other choice. It's human nature. Rock bottom isn't always a bad thing. Jail can actually be compassionate and kind.
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  282. Fact.
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  283. Agreed.
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  284. I would, too. Freedom is worth any cost.
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  285. Right?
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  286. Anyone arrested from the counter protest side? Any specifics? Any balanced news coverage at all? No? How is this news?
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  287. Unfortunately, this isn't new. And it's not just the UK/Sweden.
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  288. ​ @melissamanning9427 I just said exactly this, out loud, laughing. 😂
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  289. ​@@ucomaco😂
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  290. You're right. But every once in a while a normie creeps in. Still not sure how. But best to be sure before you paint everyone with the same brush. Cheers.
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  291. 🤦‍♀️
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  292. Irreconcilable differences. 😂
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  293. Rational Canadians are looking forward to being rid of this monster. He's ruining us internally and internationally. This crazy will be sorted eventually. India, please bear with us until Trudeau is gone. 😔
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  294. I was thinking the same thing. No one serious buys that he's serious.
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  295. Brilliant upload. 👏
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  296. This is true.
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  297. ​ @Sonario648  Absolutely not.
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  298. I've had squirrel friends, but that dude is next-level. 💯🥰
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  299. It's about time.
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  300. Oui. Je suis d'accord.
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  301. I laughed out loud while singing along in my head. 😂🤦‍♀️
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  302. Same.
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  303. What do you mean? Hunting is common in Alberta.
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  304. ​@Justthemow I'm moving there. In Canada, you help someone in distress, you'll be ostracized or worse. 😂
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  305. I'm so glad this isn't more satire. I just came across your channel today and laughed so hard it hurt. But this...I take seriously. 😊
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  306. ​@idksam06 I hear you, but it doesn't actually deescalate anything. It just pidgeon holes you for further abuse. I'll back down to another woman before I'll be intimidated by a man. Especially if the woman isn't physically intimidating. I've been assaulted for it. I get back up. I don't care. I don't cow to bullies. 🤷‍♀️
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  307. ​ @ForrestMystic  Agreed. It's never a good plan to ignore self-preservation.
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  308. This kid is far more mature than half the middle aged men I know. And he's not online looking for "friends". Respect. Seriously. Next-level.
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  309. Wth is wrong with people these days? Seriously. 😵‍💫
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  310. I've met more than my share of people who absolutely know there's no reason to mandate this again (based on all the studies, government inquiries, and court trials from around the globe that have proven it). These people still remember what these measures did to the Canadian economy last time. They just don't care. They act as if it's all make believe. Bizarre. I think they might even enjoy everyone being forced to do it. They creep me out.
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  311. ​@almostagod Considering Trudeau's ties with Beijing, I really do wonder about Tam. Let me be clear (in case the person reading this is crazy): I don't think Chinese-Canadians are all Beijing spies or something. That's insane. But I have a hard time believing anyone Trudeau appoints to a position Tam's has no ulterior motive. And he's already got a history of inserting Chinese Police, Chinese government officials, etc., proven to be sent by Beijing. Those are facts. Not speculation. It's a solid pattern. So her potentially being tied with Beijing, too, is a real possibility.
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  312. ​@valentinius62 Italy or Germany? I knew the Germans sported Hugo Boss uniforms, but I wasn't aware Italy did as well. It would make sense tho.
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  313. This letter moved me to tears. I'll be praying for this man, his loved ones, and those in his unit and their loved ones. I'm sorry he had to take lives. But I'm grateful it hasn't poisoned his soul. Over and above his miraculous survival, that alone seems like an act of God. God is Good.
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  314. How so?
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  315. I think that orangutan should be nicknamed "Braveheart". 😂 #freedom
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  316. Why? Did you contract the virus, too? Perhaps you should check with your doctor... and your local PC technician. 😂
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  317. That's brutal. I hope that changes.
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  318. ​ @politicallyincorrect4452 Check your history. Canada and the UK fought together against the Nazis. He's right. A general that doesn't value the lives of those under command isn't worthy of command.
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  319. I wasn't a conspiracy theorist. I simply knew what could happen with untested Rx. This is one of them. Having said that, this 'variant' was introduced with a slogan, and a suspiciously well-timed solution. Anyone with a nose can smell 🐴💩.
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  320. I'm 46. Nice to still be considered 'young'.
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  321. ​ @vivida7160 😅👍
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  322. What's with the random footage of immaculate interiors? Lol
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  323. 😂
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  324. You're overthinking it.
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  325. Even if it was just one kid (which it's not), it's bizarre that any sane human would badmouth a person, or even a film, for wanting to rescue them from sexual trauma. The statistics are irrelevant. Morality is what protects what we love, ourselves. It's meant to defend us from what would harm us. Makes me wonder if these critics want to be vulnerable to whomever feels entitled to anything (or anyone) they love. 🤔
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  326. Good lesson. Having said that, it's ludicrous there's no prescribed remedy. This would have been a reasonable consideration prior to introducing that piece of legislation. Next lesson - Think things through before enacting laws that affect unborn children.
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  327. ​ @tegandetermann3299 😂
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  328. I hope you're able to resolve it, and find some genuine peace, self-worth, and joy. The explanation is only useful if put towards meaningful change. Cheers.
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  329. Guess you've never heard of travel and tourism?
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  330. Anyone with any self-awareness has regrets. Even regret has its uses.
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  331. ​@9395gb I like the way you think.
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  332. Taking stock is painful. A lot of people can't face themselves, like you just did. Not being able to communicate in a healthy way doesn't automatically make you evil. It might be the only communication you've known. But it does disconnect you from healthy, genuine, loving people and keeps you tethered to the wrong ones. Hard as this was, keep being brave enough to question your own beliefs. ~ And ask for clarification from these guys. Don't always presume it's you. They should be able to articulate specific reasons they think you're playing games and what they need for clarity and stability. If they're sincere, it's a starting point to build trust and connection. If not, it's a good reason to ghost them. Chin up. 😊
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  333. 4:19 Speaking from a great deal of experience which resulted in justifiable trust issues, it's not always insecurity on the part of the patient. There was a long period of time where I kept giving the benefit of the doubt to doctors, psychologists, etc. only to discover my genuine sense of equality (and confidence in my ability to research and ask intelligent questions) made them insecure. I don't trust insecure people. Period. Especially in positions of authority. That's not because I feel inferior. It's because insecure people are often toxic and dangerous. And toxic people love nothing more than to harm people just to prove their power. That's not pseudo-intellectual bs. There's only so much damage an armchair 'authority' can do. Commonly recognized authorities can do a great deal , however. Just common sense.
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  334. Bonus points for having a cat. 😂
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  335. Well said.
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  336. Where, exactly, was the apology? In five minutes we got a basic history lesson segued into anti-Russian/pro-Ukrainian propaganda, followed by a reminder that Rota took the fall and Trudeau claiming he was clueless about it all. I didn't hear an apology or any responsibility. This isn't a leader. This is a joke.
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  337. I hope you're wrong. Not sure why anyone would be "triggered" by your statement. There's nothing traumatic about it. It's just true. But I still hope you're wrong. Frankly, I've wondered the same thing. So, I guess I hope we're both wrong. 😔
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  338. 😂👍
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  339. 😂😂😂
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  340. And most people have only read "The Prince." Machiavelli had very different ideas when it came to other forms of governance. Moreover, he didn't find "machiavellian" behaviour to be the most pragmatic or useful. We simply live in a lazy-minded and shallow society who doesn't question the history or veracity of their own beliefs. They simply seek to validate their own biases by cherry-picking.
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  341. ​ @doktormcnasty That doesn't make sense. If a doctor strongly suspects a crime is being committed, especially by someone who's under their care, they're typically legally obligated to notify authorities. Perhaps UK is different. But if that's the case, I'd want to know the difference between perception and reality. Clearly, lives actually depend on this.
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  342. ​@ashes2771 I'm guessing they were being sarcastic. It reads like that. Hard to tell via text.
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  343. 😂
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  344. Depends on your definition of forgiveness. But I challenge you to go through the adult version of this, and then talk as if it's no big deal. I think it would be good for you. Cheers.​@brandonnhunxho6772
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  345. ​ @geoffreyallenperdue Not much left to the imagination.
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  346. ​@brandonhinrichs4393 Not in Canada. Not anymore. Our government partnered with big pharma and the medical community to hand out junk for free. They also decriminalized cocaine, etc. Now, especially for our fearless prime minister, every day can be a "snow day". 😂
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  347. That's a healthy attitude. Few people share it anymore, where I'm from. I always loved New Yorkers: They never presume you won't make a useful contact, and reciprocity is part of the deal. Networking is just part of their culture. I miss NYC. Sigh
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  348. I think a lot of people can relate. Getting disappointed by disappointing people gets old after a while. I hope they've actually come around, for your sake if no one else's. But I wouldn't hold my breath, either.
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  349. It usually gives them a panic attack. 😂
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  350. 😂 Let's be real: We all know Trudeau's taking notes.
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  351. 😂
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  352. Agreed.
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  353. This takes the 'putting lipstick on a pig' analogy to a new level. And this is what Canada's current government wants our country to become. Sadly, there are far too many ignorant people who still think this "cheat if you can" philosophy is a good plan. 🙄
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  354. 🥰
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  355. After you wash him you can mop your floor with him, and then wash him again. Two for the price of one. 😅
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  356. If anything, it shows how much a single citizen's life is valued. I suspect it's hard to grasp in a culture that doesn't value anyone's life. ​@zerospace101
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  357. No one is more subsidized than Trudeau.
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  358. Au revoir! 👋
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  359. I ❤ her! She's lovable and groovy! 🥰💃🦜
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  360. This is true of all political philosophies in practice. Power often attracts already corrupt people, and corrupts those who once weren't. Humanity finds a way to wreck pretty much everything.
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  361. Nuff said. Glad I abstained from the experiment.
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  362. So do many Canadians. Is it really in Quebec's best interests, tho? Truthfully, if a province thinks they could do it without help, I say go for it. But they really would be on their own. And I'm sure Canada would pull out every federal resource, and expect their portion of the national debt to be paid entirely upon exit. So they'd better know what they're doing first.
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  363. I just learned about this. More crazy. 😔 He's absolutely right. You can be strong, but if you're surrounded by weak people they'll bury you before any 'real' enemies get a chance. You just don't see them coming until you've been put in a position like this. I believe what he's saying. I don't think the accusations are legit. I lost all respect for PV. You can't call yourself Veritas and make false accusations. I look forward to the court proceedings to know the truth.
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  364. That's insane.
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  365. ​ @sqd8r I wish I was a bot. I'd have a better chance of being informed. Lol
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  366. In this case, I think it was supposed to be part of the humour. 😂
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  367. ​@franskat213 Your premise is faulty. It's common, but crazy-making. Evil behaviour has nothing to do with appearance or even a rational need. Rapists, bullies, and serial-killers don't rape, antagonize, torture or kill because they're ugly or poor or even lonely. They do it because they need to experience dominance and power. Just like corporations won't go broke if they're honest with their customers. The greed is fueled by a sense of superiority and power. If people started better connecting the right motivations with the associated actions fewer genuine victims would be invalidated, and even fewer false accusations would be believed. These false premises and associations are a disservice to many men and women who have been on both side of the coin. If we want to better understand people we must stop with the naivete. This situation isn't a new one, or even terribly uncommon. Thank you.
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  368. She obviously had mental health issues.
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  369. 😂
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  370. Just the thought of this makes my stomach churn. 🤢🤮
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  371. 💯
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  372. ​@lorifintel9784 There are independent journalists with integrity. Those are often the ones attacked by other media. It's not new. Media has always been the primary propaganda tool of the ruling classes, since long before the Gutenberg press. They're just freaking out now because, after roughly 2,500 years, social media finally leveled that playing field. That's got to hurt. 😂
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  373. 🤣 Of course he doesn't. 🤦‍♀️😂
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  374. C'mon, Dr. Grande. You know better. Needing more money and feeling like you're getting away with something while raking in money are very different things. 🤨
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  375. ​@3_character_minimum If you don't like lack of ethics perhaps it's more useful to fight against the unethical than to become a cynic.
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  376. ​ @ryanj357  Quebec's referendum was Quebec only. Fewer than 50% of residents voted in favour of separation. Who told you the entire country had to agree to a single province leaving? 😂
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  377. Like fungus on a corpse.
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  378. ​ @edwells4769 You do realize it's normal for people to anglicize their names if difficult to pronounce, right? Not just those from China, etc. Even Europeans do it.
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  379. Does that surprise you?
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  380. You had me at "catastrophically poor critical thinking skills". 🤦‍♀️😂
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  381. It's getting too easy to trigger adult tantrums. Not listening. La la la 🙈🙉🙊
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  382. ​@seanw944 Fair enough, within reason. But if you have a tenant who rents for $1500/month and signs a year lease, and you find out three months the market has been inflated, and you can charge $4500 for the same unit, wouldn't you be tempted to break the law just to get them out? Even if you don't cave, many landlords aren't that scrupulous. I've heard some horror stories on both sides of the rental arena. I have my own (very much like what I just described). There has to be a middle ground. I don't pretend to know what that is. But I believe it must be possible between two reasonable parties. Thanks for reading.
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  383. This is true. They do everything possible to prevent new business from flourishing, remove competition for small business, and promote monopolies. We're supposed to have legislative bodies to prevent that. But they've been corrupted too. This leaves fewer employment opportunities -- unless you want to work for tyrants who are above the law.
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  384. Wow. Now this is a Palestinian Freedom Fighter I can get behind. He's a man who understands what freedom actually means, and what it costs. God always gets it right. Amazing.
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  385. I get where you're coming from. Frankly, it doesn't seem like either have actually lost much. But I'm aware money can imprison as much as poverty. So, I wait for the underlying issues to surface. Personally, though, I don't care about the personal lives of public figures unless it (somehow) affects me. Just me tho.
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  386. ​@747-pilot If it comes to it, I've considered volunteering for that job. Not sure what that makes me. But I've watched a lot of people suffer needlessly because of this garbage. It would be nice to get rid of some of the trash, once and for all. At least the fertilizer could feed pretty flowers. I wouldn't recommend using them for edible plants though. 🤢🤮
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  387. ​ jacksmith6015 It's not a secret. It's just seeing consistency and relevance in news over the years, and understanding cause and effect. Basic critical thinking. That's something you'd have to learn for yourself, though. That so many expect all their answers handed to them with a bow and a title is a big reason the world is in the mess it is.
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  388. It seems to be one or the other. Some outlets are pro-Israel. Others, pro-Palestine (including pro-Hamas). I'm fed up with BS from all of it. The minute I hear propaganda or outright BS, my support is gone. Personally, I think the West should leave them to it until someone is honest and reasonable. Hatred and deception spreads. I don't want to see Western synagogues or mosques, or those who frequent them, start inciting violence or hatred here. Or people picking up torches on behalf of others and keeping the conflict going. Doing nothing is sometimes the best response to stupid.
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  389. I like the way you think. 💯
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  390. There's no emotional payoff to developing healthy relationships for a psychopath. I love that he repurposed his narcissism to give himself that emotional payoff, instead. He actually took something poisonous and used it to treat the greater problem. (Like chemo and cancer.) That's next level. Respect. 💯
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  391. Bizarre.
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  392. If you didn't have doubts you wouldn't be human. Doubt drove you down this path. Healthy doubt keeps us from blindly walking into stupid; and shows us when to walk away from it. Respect.
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  393. You're right. It isn't. If the first thing someone does is attempt to break another country's laws, before ever walking across the border they're certainly not going to respect the new country's laws once they've been given a pass to do so. They've already proven they're criminals. And what's the benefit for the valuable, honest, people to immigrate? Anyone with half a brain, let alone valuable skills, would avoid such countries for fear of being victimized by rampant crime. Which is reasonable. These policies are insane.
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  394. 💯
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  395. Seems YT has jumped aboard the "dumb people down" censorship train. This BS is showing up on any channel that teaches any kind of actual facts. I should check my documentaries playlists. I wonder how many are left? 🙄
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  396. ​ @ezrapierce1233 😂
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  397. Everything someone like Trudeau gives will always end up costing more than you'd ever be willing to pay. Housing rebates didn't exist years ago, but far more people had homes.
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  398. It's not new, actually. Out of fashion as it may be these days, controlling thoughts and emotions was first discussed by Paul the Apostle in the Bible.
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  399. I've known a lot of people who see themselves as commodities. It's not always about sex, but always because they were treated as a commodity by someone they loved. Dehumanizing people kills them from the inside out. Suicide can end up seeming the better option. If we value the second commandment of Christ we have to check we don't do this ourselves. Because it's really common. If we're Christian, we can value people for who they are without secretly expecting something from them. Sexual objectification/abuse is often the easiest way to kill a person. I pray for these people. They deserve better.
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  400. Every time a "Liberal" opens their yap another Canadian realizes it's not the Liberal Party anymore, and these neo-fascists lose another vote.
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  401. 3.8M reasons to never fall for advertising hype. 😂
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  402. Rome was a republic. The reality is it doesn't matter what type of government is used. If it's made up of corrupt tyrants, tyranny will result. The more narcissistic so-called leaders are the worse it gets for everything they become responsible for. They want to be served without serving others in return. Period.
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  403. This isn't even parody. 😂
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  404. 😂
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  405. If he's guilty he should be in jail, as per whatever a judge decides based on appropriate laws. But that requires an accuser, an arrest, actual evidence, and a trial with a proper defense. Until that happens, he's not been proven guilty of anything except irritating someone.
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  406. Idiotic, and scary. It's a warrant. All this convoluted, circular blame-shifting, wouldn't stop Louis from going to jail for the State's incompetence. It's so perfectly stupid it almost seems designed that way. This was bungled from A to Z, and convoluted to the point of crazy. New York's really gone downhill. Eek. Scary stuff.
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  407. Freeland is the right spokesman for this. Tbh, I really wish her parents had faithfully used free and effective birth control.
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  408. ​@lizliz4186 E. Coli is typically spread from improper handwashing. This could be from the food preparers, the ones serving food, or eating food with unwashed hands. It's a direct result of feces being eaten. That's why it's imperative to always wash your hands with soap and warm water after using the lavatory. A surprising number of serious illnesses are easily prevented that way. And children aren't known to be hygienicly inclined. Hope this answers your question. Cheers.
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  409. No. I'm NOT masking up. They can kiss my 🧈. And, to be clear, I will litigate and publicly fight if I'm refused medical treatment, etc., because I can't breathe and refuse to wear a mask. No more.
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  410. 💯 I ❤ the way you think.
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  411. I came to the conclusion, at one point in 2020, the Ontario PC government didn't want me to pay taxes. I actually asked an assistant minister -- over the phone. Silence. Any time I hear someone talk about people 'not paying taxes' as an argument -- when I desperately wanted to, but was left to fight for that right -- I laugh to myself. I'm doing better now. But I had to fight my way out of challenge after challenge, with no resources. Everything was shut down then, and I was an Albertan stuck in Ontario.
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  412. I do. But they don't really care, one way or the other.
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  413. I can respect his position in his country. But I don't think he should have any more influence over our's.
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  414. Truth. 😂
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  415. I think I understand where you're coming from. Being overly moved by others' opinions is a lot of power to give away. But to dismiss all opinion -- even those with evidence-based merit (or criticism) -- is as fallacious as to be blown about by anyone's whimsical compliments or insults. Balance, friend. Opinions can be useful. They also deepen connections. And sharing victories and burdens with trusted allies builds strength and mitigates weakness. Even hermits don't live in a bubble. A wall is stronger than a solitary brick. 😊
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  416. No treats for them. 😂
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  417. I used to think that way.
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  418. Another connoisseur of creepy crazy. 😂 Subscribed.
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  419. Those "Environmental Experts" are morons. Raising prices won't stop people from buying something THEY NEED to STAY ALIVE. Parents, take a lesson from this: Environmental Studies is clearly a bird course at university. Your kids won't learn anything. Obviously a waste of tuition. 🤦‍♀️
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  420. That's heavily debated in the field.
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  421. I think the truth is somewhere in between. But that requires open discussion and the ability to find common ground. Of all the activists I've seen on this front, none have been willing to talk without attack, self reflect, or seek common ground. They're more interested in telling others what they ought to think than in thinking themselves. 🤔
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  422. I wonder if it might be helpful to approach more reasonable manufacturers with alternative legislative ideas that would keep them competitive, while allowing end users the final say in their own purchases. It could be followed up with a proposed boycott of unreasonable manufacturers' products. Gain allies, while disempowering enemies. You have over 1M subscribers who might be willing to engage with such a proposal, as a start. Of course, I don't know enough about this. But I do know when fighting such battles with snakes head-on is rarely effective. And winning allies from an adversary's camp is a win twice over. I'm rooting for you.
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  423. Wth?
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  424. I absolutely love the way you think. Brilliantly executed upload. 👏
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  425. A true American bad-@$$. 😂 I love it. ❤️
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  426. Only because it's not their house.
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  427. Every time I think the world's hit rock bottom someone goes and digs out a new level. Ugh 🤦‍♀️
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  428. Wth??
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  429. If this turns out to be a personal vendetta is there any way to address this criminally? It might not recover your funds, but may get you some justice & deter others from trying to hide behind gov't employee status. 🤔
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  430. I'm not sure I do anymore. I looked into an optional vaccine that's been around for years. I found out it was replaced with a new vaccine ~ with no data. How can we trust medical professionals who purport to care about their patients' well-being, but are completely fine with this? I've never been anti-vaccine. If the data says the benefits outweigh the risks, I go for it. But I don't do blind trust. That's for naive morons. And I'm starting to wonder if that's what we're chalk full of in the healthcare field now. 🤦‍♀️ I really don't want to have to study everything myself because others won't do their jobs. It's getting annoying.
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  431. 💯💯💯
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  432. You can't educate people on anything they don't want to see. Every part of the justice system (from cops to judges) sees this same garbage every day, over and over. For decades beyond count. If they wanted it fixed it would've been fixed by now.
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  433. You're presuming lawyers submit to the law. Any lawyer who breaks the law, especially if it embarrasses the legal community, can expect even harsher punishment than an ignorant layperson who didn't spend years learning it. If you can't trust legal professionals to obey the law it becomes bad for business.
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  434. I ❤ pandas. They're freaking adorable. 😂
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  435. Not much surprises me anymore.
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  436. ​@barb2793 Nazi Germany was definitely true.
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  437. Seems like treason to me. It's hard to take 'misinformation' and 'political meddling' accusations from our own governments when they're doing the same things. It's got the ring of sore losers who can't handle being outplayed at their own stupid games.
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  438. Applying attribution theory, in this instance, is fallacious. It's like inventing a problem and then assigning responsibility to the invention rather than the inventor. This perpetuates the abuse cycle; it solves nothing.
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  439. 😂 I dig how they're so proud of themselves.
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  440. You grew up in NC?? I'm so envious. That totally explains your chill demeanor and mad critical thinking skills.
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  441. I really love your content. It's refreshingly balanced. To be fair, both parties seemed to play games here. This particular issue is so complex, and is at the core of innumerable societal grievances, there's no way a single debate could pare it down. Nevermind find any resolution. I find Peterson is as guilty of bias and oversimplification as anyone else. But, despite my issues with many of his beliefs what Peterson says here is right. Sometimes things are reasonable even if the outcome isn't desired. Sometimes it isn't reasonable. An entire group isn't necessarily hard done by because the big picture doesn't reflect them individually. Each situation is different. That's why stats are often meaningless; even tools of manipulation.
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  442. I really wish biometrics failed.
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  443. It's a good thing you're not in the UK. You'd likely be arrested for pointing out what's actually happening here in Canada. The UK government seems to want Trudeau's vile behaviour forgotten as much as he does. Odd, considering the UK lost even more to the Nazis and WWII than even we did.
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  444. I know. Every time I mentally calculate what these whack jobs must rake in, I get grumpy at my stupid principles. 😒 lol
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  445. So... They want to make money, but their customers can't? Hardly a sustainable business relationship. And, frankly, it's none of their business what fees their customers charge (provided they're legal and authorized). It's going to get passed on anyway. It has to be. Businesses just won't be upfront about it. 🤨
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  446. I can usually laugh at just about anything. But this is just too ridiculous to be funny. 🤦‍♀️
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  447. This kind of garbage is why I'm no longer considerate when people act like nutjobs. Can you imagine what he'd be like if they ever met in person? 🤯
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  448. Their country. Their politics. Their problem. We're full up with our own.
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  449. I wish it didn't have to come to this. But considering the lunacy I'm seeing in Canada, his reasoning is sound. According to this, he stopped at physical conditions. That's more nuance of logic and sound application of reasoning than I've seen in my daily life for some time. God help us all if it turns out Putin is more reasonable than we are. God knows I don't want to live in a country where human rights are a distant memory, and martial law is a reality. And I certainly don't want to live in a world where it's actually necessary to protect everyday people from one another. 😔
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  450. Maybe I'm dating myself, but I remember the days people were hired to do jobs with actual job descriptions. If you didn't do that job you didn't have a job. Now, teachers teach ideology but kids can't think, do math, or spell; scientists shout about science but stopped actually performing the tests that define scientific conclusions; and news outlets define and push headlines rather than chase them. What's next? Firefighters who set fires rather than put them out? ..Oh, wait. I remember that story. #Fahrenheit451 🙄
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  451. If Trudeau agrees to that it's going to blow up in his face. He's scrambling to evade accountability, himself, as it stands. The minute someone else gets into office they'll hit him with whatever he does. It won't be pretty. It will be beautiful.
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  452. If it's an Indian problem, let India handle it. They're grown-ups. Unless you're perfectly happy with other countries telling us how to run ours... Like Trudeau seems to be with China. Ugh
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  453. Eating insects is, for realsies, forbidden by my faith. Absolutely not. I don't care what 🐂💩 these creeps try to spin.
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  454. 🎉
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  455. "I can't stop talking." 😂 Priceless.
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  456. If opinions are constructive and useful, I'll gladly entertain them. If not, I don't. But masses of individuals are almost like one person when crowded together (for that moment, anyway). Unless an orator can reach each person individually they're dealing with a mob. That's a very different sack of cats.
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  457. ​@Kiss-n-Tell-hq5wv Nice. You know, I have a dark sense of humour too! Bet you wish I could be there when you suffer a stroke and drown in a bowl of soup just so everyone sees the humour in it. I know; I know. Too many one-liners. I can think of a few already. You gotta admit, though, it's going to be hilarious. Well... for everyone but you. 😂
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  458. What happened to common sense? It's not rocket science. You can't "teach" a grown up how "not to be" a corrupt, self-important, narcissist. Especially in two hours, or less. The only solution is to remove their ability to make life altering decisions for others. They can't even make good judgments for themselves, let alone others. They're particularly unsuitable as judges.
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  459. 🤯
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  460. Agreed. Use the psychopath's methods against them. Just be sure you're not doing the same things yourself.
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  461. ​ @1realtruthrightnow742  She was a child. How young does a girl have to be before you don't justify rape? I hope anyone in your life is intelligent enough to keep their kids well away from you. You sound like a total psycho.
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  462. If this isn't a metaphor for everything that's wrong with society today, I don't know what is. I have a pretty dark sense of humour, but I can't laugh at this.
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  463. How do you figure? The Greek philosophers first spent countless years simply coming up with steadfast definitions. They were clever enough to know one needs an immovable grounding point before exploring shifting sands. That has nothing to do with empathy. ​ ChoompaLoompa1985-uw8lw 
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  464. We're one or two bills away from Trudeau openly fitting his thugs with Hugo Boss uniforms reminiscent of WWII. 😔
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  465. More mainstream media spreading disinformation. 🙄 Did Global balance their budget by laying off the fact-checking and editorial staff? Or were they just skiing the double diamond run with Herr Trudeau? 😒
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  466. Me neither. Makes me appreciate my self-imposed bubble all the more. If this is what people look up to, it's no wonder so many are hateful, lonely, confused, empty, and miserable. 😔
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  467. I wish everyone who uses the argument, 'You shouldn't be concerned about privacy laws if you have nothing to hide,' would watch this. Either these people are stupid, or just naive.
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  468. There's nothing wrong with not wanting to become jaded. Cynics think everyone's a crook. As much as the struggle sucks, at least non-cynics can still give people the benefit of the doubt. Some people actually do end up deserving it. It's a good feeling when that happens.
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  469. Agreed. ​ @TGriffiths-ve6nw 
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  470. She's bawling her eyes out because she was called a lady at a gay bar? 😂 Let's rephrase this: Man up, sissy, and stop being a wuss. Oh, and nice eyeliner, lipstick, and headband. 🤣
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  471. AI is seeking validation now? There's no way this can go wrong. 😳
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  472. I've read comments from EU citizens grateful for certain privacy restrictions. That's about it.
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  473. I'm not sure it's just fear of logic and evidence. There seems to be an absolute hatred for it. That's what really blows my mind. Because without logic and evidence, it's not possible to make good decisions, even for oneself. It's like there's a significant portion of the population who wants to destroy themselves and others while convincing themselves they're justified because of "feelings". Maybe I'll go find a psych ward to hide in. These evil crazy folks seem to be everywhere else but. 😒
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  474. I called this a few years ago. I wish I didn't foresee this kind of crazy. It's like having to endure it twice. We need to stop this madness. (If that's even possible anymore.) If this actually becomes socially accepted (let alone legal) the descent after that will be swift and terrible. I don't even want to think about it. 🤯😔
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  475. Whatever the endgame is, I've never seen "Drawing a line in the sand," done quite so literally.
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  476. Nose candy would certainly explain why Trudeau keeps smiling and waving to thousands of imaginary people while fleeing mobs of real-life angry Canadians. 😂 It also explains why he distributes it legally, along with meth and heroine. 🤷‍♀️
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  477. She's a narcissist. It's unreasonable to shame the dude for being duped by a master con artist. I'm ashamed to say I took the bait during the Oscars. I don't care much for celebrity stuff, and was ignorant. Ignorance is never attractive. Narcissists are leeches masked as house pets. They disarm with an appearance of decency and warmth. Once you let them in they're difficult to get rid of and will bleed you dry. Few people are truly prepared for them.
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  478. ​ @kingzach74  That would actually be kind of funny. 😂
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  479. True. 😂 ps: Love your username. Your avatar creeps me out tho. Lol
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  480. Yet another reason I hate apple products.
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  481. Seriously? 😒 ​ @Imperial_Boltgun 
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  482. I'm in Canada. Despite our own troubles, I don't envy yours. Our voters are becoming almost as frenzied as those in the US. It's as if they transfer all the values they want on to the candidate they prefer, and all the things they hate to the other. They forget these people are just people. Even the mockery isn't much different from a grade school yard. (Eg. The other comment that responded to you.) I'm with you when it comes to sanity. That seems to be all but gone. I hope both our countries regain some sanity, maturity, and maybe a little decorum. It's getting embarrassing out there. Be well.
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  483. ​ @robertshiell887 😂👍
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  484. I don't have enough energy to explain how utterly ridiculous this statement is. 🤦‍♀️😒
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  485. A real grumpy bear 🐨😂
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  486. I don't understand any of their claims. If you buy a product you can assert, from personal experience, is worthwhile how does that adversely affect anyone? It's called word of mouth. Most companies want this. Besides, how could any random company know who your friends and family are without performing an invasive search on your privacy? You're not a politician or authority figure, and you're not even promoting your own goods or services. You're promoting *theirs*. Even if you did somehow know any of these manufacturers it makes no difference if others agree with your assessment. Not only does this accusation seem ludicrous and baseless, but they're suggesting they went so far as to commit illegal activities, themselves, just to accuse you in the first place. Based on their sketcy behaviour, they clearly want something more than people's money in exchange for goods and services. And really don't want people to know about it.
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  487. Seems they got their wish: they're going to jail.
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  488. I love your humour. Gremlins. 😂
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  489. Within the first 10 seconds one officer giggles at her attempts to reason with him. This vile and sadistic pos was hired to protect people. He's a predator. That's truly scary.
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  490. The Onion Prophesies. 😂 This is too funny.
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  491. ​@ArtificiallyAware If this dude's a salesman, he should consider another career. Did he actually bother to watch this video?? 😂 Even if the tactics he used weren't literally mentioned in this very upload it was a kindergarten level attempt at manipulation. Amateur.🤦‍♀️🤣
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  492. Thank God that dude showed up. That father.. I don't have words.
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  493. ​ @magslight3728 It's a common misconception that psychos don't have emotions They do. They're just extremely disordered. If they didn't have emotions they would have no drive to achieve anything. Not even evil things. I'm Christian. And there's nowhere in Scripture that says trust your emotions. Emotions are, in fact, the biggest liar. In the Old Testament God repeatedly talks about using reason (Genesis, Exodus, Jonah, etc.) and applying knowledge. In the New Testament we're told to guard our hearts because through it come all life's suffering. Depending on your denomination (eg. Orthodox or Roman Catholic) reason and logic are integral parts of the cathechesis. Emotions are nice. They provide a sense of reward when we do well or pleasure when we're in comfortable circumstances. But they're easy to manipulate. We're supposed to rule them with our head; not the other way around. Be well. Stay blessed.
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  494. You realize this is satire. Right?
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  495. Creepy
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  496. I'm always looking for a smirk. I question motivations when I do. I don't see it. She's being friendly, professional, and direct. She's confident because she's competent and prepared. She's not saying or doing anything questionable. And I don't see a smirk. Weird.
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  497. They'll drag it out and make your life miserable. It's the first scumbag play. All corrupt organizations do it. Just ask any informed, sane, Canadian over the age of 25. We see it on a near daily basis.
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  498. He's a big, lovable, teddy-dog. 🥰🧸🐶❤
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  499. Those are the people to avoid. They don't want you to do well. Ever.
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  500. ​ @becauseYES9999  I'm totally trying this. 😂 Thanks!
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  501. They have more in common than appearances, too. 🤢🤮
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  502. This happens a lot.
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  503. That's why it's not real science. ~ Not unless real people are the guinea pigs. Thanks, I'll pass.
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  504. Why did this remind me of old school Street Fighter? Arcade style.
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  505. This was a beautifully comprehensive upload. I hope he got the answers he was looking for. 😊
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  506. I'll be looking at the contracts more closely before I buy another phone. And I'll never buy another Lenovo product. Gross.
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  507. ​ @Randorandom232 wtf? You can't be serious.
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  508. I'm sorry to hear that. It's true there are many predators out there. Not everyone is, though. I hope they can find some peace. Be well. 😊
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  509. Cute 'n super chill. My kind of cat. 😻😎👍
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  510. Never would I ever. Lol
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  511. ​ @MikeyPaper Because logic is basically built on equations.
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  512. Trudeau's got a four-fold plan to kill Canada: Distract; Divide; Discredit; and Destroy. Sadly, there are still loads of people who fall for it. Worse, these people think he actually gives a damn about their needs. And he absolutely doesn't. 😔
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  513. ​ @marcillioficino4663 ?
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  514. I'm so fed up with shallow garbage. Ugh
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  515. 💯💯💯
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  516. Sounds like extortion. Or, to use popular vernacular, social conditioning.
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  517. I've driven through worse. 🤷‍♀️
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  518. Let's wait until Trudeau is no longer PM before this gets tabled. Trudeau is least safe from his own people. He did that to himself. If his plans are to stay in power permanently, I highly doubt the majority of Canadians will let that happen ~ one way or another. And there will be no 'house' safe enough. Please don't support him wasting more taxpayers money. The bank is closed.
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  519. Truthfully, the dispute sounds personal more than professional. With the exception of super-shady/ insane contractors or clients (which do exist) most competent professionals want clear terms, in writing, before work commences. Why? To prevent these sorts of headaches.
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  520. ​ @randomopining Scary thought. There's no excuse for falsely accusing a dude of rape. Doing so should result in being charged with sexual assault themselves.
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  521. It's actually the Liberals that are big business now. Times have changed.
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  522. That's a gigantic lapdog. 😂🥰
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  523. ​@kurtpunchesthings2411 That's ridiculous. No one deserves to be treated like that. People are often put in no-win situations. If he left or got angry, she'd make him out as the problem. If he doesn't try to understand he has no compassion or love for his wife. For anyone who actually cares about their spouse he would want to be understanding and compassionate. And people like her don't show their colours overnight. No one deserves to be another's plaything. And your lack of understanding doesn't make him stupid, or deserving of abuse. Way to have another dude's back.
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  524. 💯
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  525. This illustrated life in Canada very succinctly. Clearly, that indigenous woman has never experienced anything in her life. She couldn't handle not being first, and threw a tantrum. Hilariously, her argument was how dare the committee NOT re-traumatize indigenous and trans abuse survivors by NOT having to recount their stories?? Forget about empathy and inclusivity and understanding wrong is wrong, regardless. It was yet another political gong show that promotes abuse, by entitled and abusive people. Because some people's suffering at the hands of abuse is more heinous than others'. Welcome to Canada.
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  526. Wow. Glad you're not my friend. Eek. 😐
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  527. ​@duellingscarguevara People don't need anything to be apathetic. They do that quite well, on their own.
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  528. ​ @vidal9747  Most people don't know how or when to fight back. When you're big money is your resource. Realistically, people who run amoral corporations can't expect loyalty any other way. They can't conceive of it, let alone earn it. So they pay for it. When you're smaller you go guerrilla and build alliances with like-minded people. Earning trust and loyalty is key. Especially among those with shared grievances. Wars have been won by people with nothing against governments that way. It still works.
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  529. Welcome to Canada 2025. 🍁Good luck getting antibiotics if you need them; but if you have a hard core addiction they'll hand out the pipes, needles, and anything else -- all at the taxpayer's expense. Well, until you can't get to work or afford to eat that is. And if you're attacked in your own home, oh well. Expect to be arrested for defending yourself. But should you have the unmitigated gall to question our Fearless Leader about this insanity you've now become a dissident: a fringe element who could lose your reputation, your job, your bank account, your home, or your freedom. But don't be depressed over the total loss of agency, security, or sanity in your life. Here in Canada we believe in "sunny ways": step right up to get your own safe supply, or jump to the end with our all-inclusive "MAID" program. Your end won't be for naught. You're comprised of carbon. We're aiming for carbon net-zero to save anything that's not carbon by 2030. So welcome to Canada, folks. Enjoy your stay. For a limited time only. 🪦😂
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  530. 💯
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  531. Fair points. I'm not a fan of the passive approach either, if it's going to cost you anything real.
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  532. Wth?
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  533. Yay! ❤
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  534. ​@fortytwo244 You really think that 'tinfoil hat' argument makes you appear rational? It doesn't. Rationalizing the irrational doesn't make a person sane or reasonable. It makes them voluntary victims, and gullible. I'm not suggesting every fire was intentionally set. But some have been linked to human indiscretion and intent. Sadly, this is also normal. It happens yearly. What's truly alarming, however, isn't the cause of the fires. It's how they've been handled. The misprioritization and procrastination can't appear to be anything but intentional. If you can't see that much, the ostrich effect is strong with you, young paduan.
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  535. 😂😂
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  536. ​Some do. Not for altruistic reasons. But I've met sociopaths who genuinely want to better integrate. They just need to understand how it works and the practical benefits to different behaviours. It's counterproductive to use sentimental or moralistic language; they can't comprehend them. These people are typically in therapy, though. Cheers. @LoverOfManyArts
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  537. ​ @ii_strangerxxthings Savant.
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  538. Seems my soul mate is an artificial intelligence. I'm in love with this message. Couldn't agree more.
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  539. 😂
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  540. 🥰
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  541. What I find funny is how these same people always seem to get bent out of shape when they get shafted the way they do others. They're the ones who make it seem like a good plan. Well, duh. 😂
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  542. ​@patientlywatching7775 It's never a good idea to confuse political views with character. Two people can be on the opposite ends of the political spectrum and still suffer the same character deficiencies.
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  543. Coerce is literally a synonym for force. Knowing what language actually means is a useful tool against gaslighting. No one who lies, gaslights, or threatens, does so with your best interests at heart. Ever.
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  544. I enjoyed the classic crpg. I enjoyed having to use my brain to solve puzzles. I loved the near impossible moral and political scenarios. I adored needing to tactically position my party in challenging areas, and savoring the bloody battlefield when everything was dead. And I loved that the story and characters were committed to their opposing perspectives. I want control of my party, and for their contributions to mean something. I don't give two bits about petting pixels. And I don't think there's a place for glitter in the dark world of Dragon Age. Whomever this game was made for, it isn't me. I don't bedazzle, and my idea of fun requires using my grey cells. This seems like it's more for saccharine pre-teens than dark adults. Creepy in all the wrong ways. Or is it just me?
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  545. Do you actually believe that? If so, you're very naive. ​ @user-ze3sg6ix1u 
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  546. Seems like they're aiming to cause a Canadian housing crash so they can get our properties for pennies on the dollar -- only to rent the same properties back to us. If done properly the ones responsible would make out like bandits on both fronts. I can't help but admire the strategy, even if it's freaking diabolical.
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  547. ​ @stringbender3  Yes. They have children. Imagine that upbringing for a minute.
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  548. And the Darwin Award goes to.. 😂
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  549. Jaws would never... 😂
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  550. ​ @joshshields9155 😂
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  551. ​ @McLovin1759 Are you on the safe supply, brainwashed, or just living under a rock? Addicts don't just use the prescribed free stuff and stop. If they did, there wouldn't be an opioid crisis. Think about it. It doesn't just affect addicts either. It affects everyone who's ever had to witness an OD. They're traumatized. Never mind families and friends of users who are desperate to get them clean or those users commit crimes against to get high. Or the human trafficking. Or the homelessness. Nothing balances that scale. It's a f'ing mess.
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  552. Considering their target market, this should be interesting. I wonder how many will just cave for the sake of the brand name? 🤔
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  553. Executing evil people? I can dig that kind of population control. 💯
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  554. It looks like performance art -- except for the crystals bit, and there's usually a point with performance art. 🧐
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  555. ​ @SpeakingTruth1319 They can't grasp it. Hopefully, they don't ever have to learn the hard way.
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  556. I'd agree if I knew more men whose opinions I could trust, and the situation was appropriate. But I've learned to trust my own judgment.
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  557. 😂
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  558. This is true.
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  559. 🤟😂
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  560. 😻🥰
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  561. 🏆💯👏
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  562. ​@artifexdei3671 No one knows how to spell anymore, or definitions. I decided to turn in my grammar police badge. It's a lost cause. Seems the information superhighway sped up ignorance.
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  563. Nikon didn't invent dc current tech, or any derivative thereof. Electrical power isn't intellectual property. This is getting stupid.
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  564. Wth? 🤯
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  565. Welcome to quiet tyranny. It's a bloody and brutal, and ever so polite, war.
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  566. The address she gave you never existed?! I didn't see that coming. You can't make this stuff up. Wow.
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  567. This is insane. Totally nuts.
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  568. I couldn't listen to the cop's description of what he saw. This vile excuse of a pudding isn't human. Life without parole is more generous than I'd be.
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  569. Neat maquette.
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  570. Like it or not, Jordan Peterson is qualified to diagnose Trudeau with NPD. Not that it should come as a surprise to, well, anyone. Lol
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  571. ​@Talletc I think they're just making up laws as they go at this point. 🤦‍♀️
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  572. Now I definitely want an African Grey. Plus, International Talk Like a Pirate Day. 😁
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  573. Same.
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  574. Good.
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  575. I used to rely on my wired headphones to not lose my phone when hiking, etc. GPS does nothing for me if I'm in the middle of nowhere without any way to track it. Frankly, I felt my data was safer encrypted on a micro sd than uploaded to a cloud. I still do. Wasn't thrilled they removed these options. At all.
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  576. I think he's jealous that BC and NWT are getting too much attention. After all, these taxpayers might actually need new homes because they no longer have one. Can't put money into other people's homes when he needs a new house because he doesn't like the current one. 😠😡🤬
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  577. Whenever I see the smirk (6:26) I stop listening to whatever dribbles out after. You smirk at yourself admirably, though. Lol I dig Anderson Cooper's face when the answer doesn't match the question. It's the same expression I can't hold back when realizing I'm talking to crazy. (6:43-5) 😂
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  578. 🤯🙀
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  579. I almost choked on my coffee hearing Trudeau use words like 'credible' or 'justice'. 😂 This coming from a guy who can't answer simple 'yes' or 'no' questions. 🤣
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  580. Has Trudeau ever admitted to making any kind of really bad choice in his entire life? Or does he have some advantage no mere mortal in history ever possesed? So gross.
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  581. Ugh. 🙄
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  582. Welcome to our brave new world.
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  583. ​ @Qwijebo Store workers are people. 🤨
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  584. ​ @robyncopp3854 In a hospital room where a patient has been separated in a filtered air room, and already in isolation? Absolutely. In an open environment, like a mall or grocery store, where common sense says 'stay home if you're sick'? No! Illness has existed forever. And any sane parent knows if you don't expose yourself to some degree of illness you cannot build natural immunity to it. It's like people have forgotten any kind of sanity. We didn't survive all those centuries just to start changing how biology and ecology works in the 21st century. News flash: humanity doesn't have that kind of knowledge or power. Inflated self-importance won't change that. Cheers.
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  585. I knew PayPal did this. So I stopped using it -- even as a customer. It's theft. Now I'm aware that other merchant services are doing it, I'll be paying attention and switching if necessary. If a small business owner did that, they'd end up in jail.
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  586. I agree with you. But I won't comment on his personal character. I've neither met him, nor have his past choices ever directly affected me. I like his YT channel. But that's as far as my opinion goes. If he's guilty let the court prove it, first. Until then, he's being sentenced by trial of speculation. I may not always like how courts roll; but nothing good comes from verdict by accusation or trial by speculation. Innocent until proven guilty.
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  587. ​ @barbiek3987 That makes sense.
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  588. Eek. 🤯
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  589. Women like her make things harder for both men and sensible women. I despise the war of the sexes. Meeting stupid with stupid has never once made a single person (of either sex) more intelligent.
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  590. There are real crises in the world. I don't care if some confused, self-absorbed, hypocrite labels me. They're whacked; and the only pronoun these drama queens will get from me is "nutter". How's that for gender neutral?
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  591. This is definitely your calling. Subscribed, and respect. 💯
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  592. Teaching kids to kill. They should be kids. 💔
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  593. (I have YT Premium, for my own reasons.) But I still agree with everything said here. This is getting out of hand.
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  594. You know you're on to something when the guilty parties accuse you of being a Russian or a commie. 😂
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  595. The very near future. Like... seconds away.
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  596. ​ @ebonhawken574 Predictive programming only makes sense to a point. Let's say you've found yourself at the edge of a cliff. You see something in the mist below that you want, but it's too far to reach. Even if you've never heard of gravity you know that walking off a steep cliff will kill you, because you've likely been warned it will by sensible forebears. You now have two choices: 1. Ignore the warnings of your forebears, for any number of seemingly good reasons; 2. Take a step back, think, and find another way. 'Predictive programming' only programs people who confuse a good advice with a challenge to their ego. And arrogant people are easily programmed.
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  597. Yep. We've all been there. I know one thing: I won't be giving Cloudflare any more of my business.
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  598. I never used to think dumb questions existed. But this question lowers the IQ of anyone who reads it. From one woman to another, stop giving misogynists fodder for their narratives. If you've stopped "identifying" as female, even better. 😒
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  599. This conspicuous lack of detail is becoming an unsettling trend. It's not as if these people weren't in public, or questioned.
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  600. ​ @nicknat1086 I wonder if you'll still be laughing the day you get drafted. 🤔
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  601. ​ @sparklessconnectionselectrical That's unlikely. But I'd be willing to keep an open mind if you share the particulars.
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  602. The resorting to panda porn made me belly laugh. 🤣
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  603. Sussex Drive is unlivable because Trudeau didn't want to move back there. Now, he's whinging about not having a place to call home. 😒 Typical. If any fascist/ communist/ other-ist autocracy feels like taking him in, please do. More and more Canadians want rid of him daily. And I suspect few other countries would tolerate his antics. Poor wee lamb.
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  604. That would be epic.
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  605. YT just recommended this. Three minutes in and I'm hooked. I look forward to binging on your masterful, and enchanting, uploads. Thank you! 🤩
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  606. My dad would have been addicted to your channel. Heck, I'm addicted to your channel. 😂
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  607. Well said.
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  608. ​ @vottak5964 I know. 🤢🤮
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  609. ​ @tehjamerz Keep thinking that.
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  610. ​ @SingleTax Enough already. GB has nothing to do with Canada on a day to day basis. And they don't pick elected officials. 🙄
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  611. Did anyone happen to parse the actual CNN argument? It doesn't make sense. First, they claim the film is based in 'moral panic'. Then they sarcastically argued, "..only people like Tim Ballard can save these children. And only ticket buyers can save these children. Which isn't true." Well, Tim Ballard actually has saved children. And contributions to his organization through ticket sales, as well as any participation from other real people actually do make a difference. They started by saying the film causes paralysis due to panic, then tried to say the children saved were never actually saved, followed by there is nothing anyone can actually do. The whole thing is nonsensical drivel. I have no clue what QAnon is. I don't even try to keep up with the crazy anymore. But, moral arguments aside, I'm starting to wonder how many people are left who can spot nonsense when they see it. How did these people make it this far without adult supervision??
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  612. I agree. I'll write it off as bad debt (so to speak), but otherwise the account is closed.
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  613. Agreed. I used to think people valued their freedom. They don't.
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  614. We should start calling these "The Onion Prophesies." 😂
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  615. I'm not being condescending when I say your comment is self-explanatory. You've answered your own question.
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  616. My brain froze the moment I heard 'reshape my paradigm', 'insider information', and 'spiritual journey' in a matter of 90 seconds. He sounds like the treasurer of a Star Trek cult. 😂
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  617. ​ @hurricaneaquatics It's aggressive deflection.
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  618. As a Canadian, I don't see Poilievre presently avoiding the topic of gender ideology as weak. Trudeau has weaponized it, to create division among Canadians in doing so. He's literally manufacturing hatred - lgbtq or not. Meanwhile, Trudeau is ensuring all Canadians end up illiterate, poor, and/ homeless -- including those in the lgtbq community. So while Canadians are fighting over pronouns he's decimating their actual lives. If Poilievre takes the bait he plays into that distraction, rather than focusing on what Trudeau doesn't want Canadians to see: that Trudeau is killing Canadians, and Canada. There will be a time to address it. But it's not yet. He's a very clever strategist, and a classy dude.
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  619. Edutainment. My favourite!
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  620. 🥰🫠❤️
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  621. 😂
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  622. 😂
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  623. I despise all forms of extremism.
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  624. Looks like Smith is looking to separate. Not sure what impact this will have on Alberta or Canada. But if any province would just get up and walk out on Trudeau's 🐂💩 it's Alberta.
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  625. 😂
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  626. The reverse is also true. Let's face it, there aren't many people willing to meet their own half of agreements anymore.
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  627. That was a rather patriotic statement. There are plenty of self-destructive people out there. The kindest thing one can do is let them know so they can fix it. ​ @brianross7454 
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  628. I had a friend with one of these years ago. They're absolutely huge, and super friendly. His name was Boris. Great dog. I miss the big ol' lug. 😊
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  629. 😂 Truth.
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  630. Right?! I just posted a very similar comment. 😂
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  631. India's affairs are none of our business. Period. If Trudeau has evidence of wrong doing he should produce it. Otherwise, he looks like he's pulling the same garbage the US did when they accused Iraq of WMDs -- that didn't exist -- and started a bloody war over. Except, in Trudeau's case it's all about ego. Nothing more.
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  632. I'm a fan of Starbucks. Have been for many years.
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  633. These are full-grown adults thinking like this? Seriously? How did these people get out of grade school in one piece? Never mind, seconary and post-secondary?? Did they ever have a real-life challenge? Ever? They must not have any real-life experience with different people. Wow. This is insane. 🤯
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  634. You're actually giving Trudeau bad press!? Do my eyes deceive me? Or is it CBC has noted the winds of change, and is now vying to save its funding?
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  635. ​ @Rollwithit699 Yep.
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  636. Turkish coffee makes my double espresso look like decaf. Emergency use only. Lol Never tried cardamom in coffee. It sounds delicious. I'll have to try it. PS ~ Totally dig how you keep saying you have low standards. 😂
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  637. 😂👍
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  638. If people become combative when presented with objective evidence, you're dealing with cognitive dissonance. In essence, the evidence you present could somehow crush their reality. People attach all sorts of beliefs to other beliefs. For example, if a person equates being vaccinated with being a noble, caring person (part of the propaganda campaign) then your demonstrating they were duped (if they suffer from irrational thinking) might somehow mean they're ignoble and uncaring. Thus, they have a vested interest in defending the lie. This is completely illogical, of course. Being lied to has nothing to do with the victim. It's only proof that the liar is uncaring and ignoble. But you'd be surprised how common this weird sort of self-blame and strawman logic is. The more strongly a person needs to hold on to their irrational beliefs, the more combative or dismissive they will be. I hope this helps.
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  639. That security team needs a psych evaluation. Like handing an angry drunk a shotgun. Same logic. Especially if someone died from the same stupidity in that store. 🤨
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  640. Who cares? Seriously. 🥱
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  641. Agreed. I suffer from chronic logorrhea.. lol.. It's not attractive. I'm working on it. But whatever that was.. was just nonsense. @Zitdotdpt
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  642. Agreed, the ego is an artificial construct. I also agree its kind of like a chat bot. It's not real and extremely simplistic and limited. So I'm curious what evidence any part of the ego can persist after death.
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  643. 😂
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  644. Another example of gross predators hiding, without actually hiding, in precisely the last place people would expect them. 🙄 Thank God people are finally waking up. We can't protect one another, or ourselves, if we don't (or won't) see it.
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  645. D: "Trust the science, or else!" P: "Show me the science!" D: "Stop bullying me!" Yep. Sounds about right. 😂
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  646. Does that surprise anyone? Even the dude who hosts this show unwittingly said he'd do the same. No one noticed that either. A repeat of Nazi Germany isn't as far-fetched as people think. The Germans have always been a brilliant, stoic, hardworking people. And they were totally brainwashed. The only advantage we have is history. Frankly, few people use that goldmine. Rather, they prefer to ignore it. And there's a wise saying about those who fail to learn from history...
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  647. Of course you wouldn't see it unless looking because you don't think like this yourself. Other than showing thinking people what manipulation looks like and why it's universally damaging, there's no point in asking the ones who rely on it to question their approach or their beliefs. They won't, unless they feel they have no other option.
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  648. I agree with the father. He's ridiculously calm compared to how I would be. I have the utmost respect for him.
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  649. ​ @Manu_Lemoine_FR I hope you're just really young. If not, you're a sitting duck for people like this.
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  650. It's unfortunate he couldn't do what he knew he needed to. But that's not uncommon. All the happy marriages I've personally seen depended on these things. So, while he may not have been able to do what he prescribed, himself, it doesn't invalidate his recommendations. Useful is useful, regardless of the person conveying the information. Thanks for the background. Cheers!
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  651. ​@gamingchamp6728 He could be referring to The Trial. That was also pretty creepy, and about corruption.
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  652. I see this stuff and wonder why I bother trying to be competent at anything. I'm serious.
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  653. "Problematic sexual interest in children"??!! Seriously? Quite the whitewashed euphemism for gross, evil, sick, perv. Huh. Makes you wonder why she avoided identifying the other common characteristics of those with this proclivity, too. ~ Especially if they really want the public's help. Who are they really trying to protect here?
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  654. The dude wanted to make friends with the warthog; the warthog saw the dude as dinner. There's a metaphor in there somewhere. 😂
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  655. I should've been a woke cult leader. 24/7 entertainment, and I bet there's good money in it. 😂
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  656. I wish I could believe this wasn't 100% 🐂💩. Ugh
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  657. ​ @mathias8627 Do you lump all Liberals as being the same? Or all white people? Or all Muslims? Or all teachers? Ford is a disgusting excuse of a man. His actions have proven that. But he and Poilievre are different people, with different personal histories and even different philosophies. They're also working at different levels of government. What happened to critical thinking in this country?
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  658. ​ @iananderson8363 I'm not a fan of Trump. He's an arrogant @$$hole. But, he seems to be the most sane of the US federal options. The rest are tier-two psychopaths.
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  659.  @abrahamz3826  Love Mint.
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  660. This is equal parts disturbing and hilarious. 😂
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  661. It doesn't help when you have corrupt premieres in the PC party undermining the federal conservatives' rhetoric. If the conservatives don't get their house in order, Trudeau could easily use that against them. Or the NDP (same thing, really). And, frankly, he'd be right. Scary, but true. Hypocrisy doesn't pay.
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  662. It's a growing trend with companies, and people in general. One I'm not interested in endorsing.
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  663. ​ @gannondrums2741  Hardly incentive to want to treat leukemia, tho. Especially when the kardashians of the world are being paid crazy amounts to do absolutely nothing useful.
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  664. People's homes are BURNING across Canada. Is this really the best time to whine about a house he doesn't even use??? I won't challenge you creeps to find a new low. You do well enough without fresh ideas.
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  665. Not fast enough.
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  666. Um. Yeah. No.
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  667. Have you thought about renaming yourself SomeSensibleGamer? Everything you said makes perfect sense.
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  668. ​@GlenKilnaish What's "normal"? If you believe you have less empathy, etc., than whomever there's nothing wrong with it. Not everyone prioritizes the same things. The key to a healthy relationship isn't necessarily empathy anyway. It's communication and endeavoring at a mutually beneficial relationship. Psychopaths (and other toxic people) are only considered "bad" because they're often parasitic. Don't be a parasite or let anyone leech from you. Give and take or bust. Hope that helps. Cheers.
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  669. I completely resonate with your disappointment in humanity. It's unreal. And yeah. The real battle is not becoming what you hate. That struggle is very real. Especially when you encounter hate over and over again. Stay strong and sane.
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  670. It's Toronto. Mayors include crackheads and organized crime; police headquarters have an on-site pub; and cops are regularly on the take (or brutal or belligerent). Is this really a scandal, or just another day in Southern Ontario? Seriously... 🙄
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  671. Amen
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  672. ​ @bdleo300 Fact. I don't even understand myself. 😂
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  673. ​ @ps3301 Ummm. Not every female.
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  674. ​@ayurvology3334 Can't figure out how any of them drew that conclusion. Even before all the public inquiries (across the globe) proving the research wasn't there, governments kept recommending more and more of these doses -- and even then it didn't actually prevent much except healthy communication. If had done anything useful no one would've been over-paranoid about someone else not being vaccinated. Why? Because their own vaccine would protect them. After all, that's the whole point of vaccines in the first place. 🙄
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  675. Agree with you right up to the point of using vaccines as an example. I'm not anti-vax, generally. But, at least in my country, many common, time-tested, traditional vaccines are being phased out (including some influenza and other common vaccines) and replaced with MRNA vaccines -- without notice, or other option. I didn't discover this through social media, but a pharmacist when I was asking after a particular vaccine I was hoping to take. I don't trust MRNA technology yet. And that particular vaccine was only introduced to the market in 2022. Even the pharmacist was a little disconcerted when he couldn't find any answers to the basic questions I asked like: 'What are the side effects,' etc.
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  676. Not all women are sexist, cry-babies, or illogical. Not all men are sexist, illogical, or thin-skinned. Personally, I would be more concerned with those with the authority to conscript, and why they behave as if human lives are disposable. The opinions of those who don't actually have the power or authority to send a person into battle, regardless of gender, is irrelevant. If this is the basis for forming an opinion, that's still the most logical priority. Gender issues are ridiculous and extraneous, regardless of the gender of the person with the problem. Cheers.
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  677. 😂
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  678. It's refreshing to see someone who takes an oath seriously. Respect.
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  679. It's pretty spot on.
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  680. Many of us predicted this before the election. This administration is investing in social housing because that's the direction they're pushing the general population towards. Trudeau, a few months before his "intended resignation," basically stated it. ~ And Carney was his economic advisor at the time. It would've been just as easy and more profitable to every Canadian to invest in Canadian self-sufficiency, collaborative interprovincial legislation, etc.. But that would empower individual voters and disempower government (regardless of political stripes). For an oligarchy, aspiring to autocracy, that would never do. Sadly, a lot of Canadians seem perfectly happy to pay for their feelings of self-satisfaction and superiority with their health, wealth, and future security. I don't get it. But it must be one helluva drug. 🤔
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  681. ​ @unclefreddy2009 😂
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  682. And so it begins. Here we go again. 😔
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  683. This is true. It was a brutal revelation.
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  684. It used to be illegal to racially profile. Has this changed while I wasn't looking? Or is Trudeau actually committing yet another crime, on top of everything else? I can't keep up with all the laws and human rights violations he's committed anymore. 😵‍💫
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  685. Proof this Alberta MP cares more about his 15 minutes than his constituents. It's obvious this is an attack on the conservatives. Trudeau was humiliated at the stampede, and Smith and Polievre got fantastic press from it. Moreover, Polievre grew up there. The timing is setting this MP up to destroy his own political career. For what, tho? I have to wonder if he's getting something more than airtime for this ridiculous ploy. 🤨
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  686. 😂❤👍
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  687. I live in Canada. Our fearless leader is taxing us to death, citing "environmental" and "climate" issues. Yet this new disposable-only normal doesn't just rip-off customers, it enormously impacts the environment. I don't see these expensive yet disposable devices being taxed to oblivion for their adverse environmental impact. Is it the same in the USA? Or is it just our dictator flexing his hypocrisy again? Seriously. If governments want to tax punitively, it only makes sense to be on goods where they could be repaired, but manufacturers only offer disposable options. A caveat should at least be clearly communicated to the customer pre-sale. That makes more sense to me. Thoughts?
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  688. ...says the same dude who boasts being a "homeless" billionaire. 😂 Hypocrisy at its finest.
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  689. So.. the DOJ puts you in the poor house first, and then expects you to magically afford a lawyer while bullying you into pleading guilty. But they don't actually care about evidence that would prove the accusation is entirely fictitious. Are you sure you don't live in Canada? That sounds like something Fearless Leader would endorse.
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  690. They're finally allowing peer reviews? Huh. That took long enough.
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  691. This is timely. I was up until after midnight messing with my printer. It randomly stopped working after a power outage. The ink was new, yet showing empty. I couldn't print or scan. And, of course, I was late on a deadline. I'm venting here because that's the equivalent of 'my dog ate my homework'. My next printer will be laser. I'll never go back to inkjet. 😡
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  692. Wth?
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  693. How do you figure? ​ @canadianmoosebuckaroo 
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  694. You've given me a lot to think about. Thank you.
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  695. You might be the first narcissist I've ever felt compassion for. I hope you find what you're looking for.
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  696. That didn't take long. Wtf
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  697. And this is why neither you, nor Trudeau, ought to be PM. You have no clue how much this has cost our entire country. *Billions of dollars.*
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  698. Except on the freeway. 😂
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  699. What Mr. Nadler actually said is we need illegal immigrants to work farms, etc. Not legal immigrants. Illegal immigrants don't pay income tax or CPP. Employees and employers pay into CPP for the duration of one's employment. And the federal government is supposed to sensibly invest that to offset inflation. This is why I'm all for Alberta walking away from CPP. I don't believe the federal government has done this for a very long time. If too many illegal immigrants suddenly find themselves legal, without having paid into the system that is meant to help retirees live independently and/or the federal government doesn't use this money sensibly, the next generation IS going to be footing the bill. That's not the fault of previous generations. They paid their dues. It's the foolishness of governments who are supposed to uphold laws to support the country rather than justifying the breaking of those laws. Particularly if it suits their own purposes. Nothing good comes from illegal immigration or incompetent/corrupt governance.
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  700. When I was an art student I had to go to strip clubs to find free nude models. Now, anyone can just grab their sketchbook and sit on the right bench. Someone ought to capitalize on this. So unAmerican. 🇺🇸 😂
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  701. It changed me. But I don't like weapons and don't own any. I don't like violence, and still prefer to avoid unnecessary conflict. I've also had to defend myself, and can and will do so if required. Anything can be a weapon if you use your head. I'm sensible, for the most part. God willing, I simply won't find myself in such a situation again.
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  702. Wth? 🤨
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  703. ​ @zozox2 Agreed.
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  704. ​ @kevinmorris3200 I'm not a child, but I loved this movie when I was. This film came out in the 1930's. I think it's fair to say, after being watched (worldwide) for nearly a century, that it hasn't given a single little girl the impression that pedophilia is a good thing. Not ever.
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  705. Look into things like "the hero's journey" or "dark night of the soul," or "dandelion kids," etc. Many concepts refer to the same experiences/lessons but use different metaphors to describe them. One reason I hate jargon. Cheers.
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  706. When Trudeau says one thing I'm inclined to believe it's precisely the opposite. Why? Because a lengthy track record proves that's how he rolls. He might like to forget his own choices but the rest of us don't have to. So gross. 🤢🤮
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