Comments by "L.W. Paradis" (@l.w.paradis2108) on "Tulsi Gabbard Defends Jordan Peterson, BLASTS Trudeau's Govt. As 'Increasingly Authoritarian,'" video.

  1.  @beanlawyer  SAME He's a sad case. But persecuting him for his political stands is fundamentally wrong. He should have freedom of speech, just like any other nut.
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  2. So, ministers have to be Anglo? Or is French all right, too, provided they weren't born there?
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  3.  @societylost4344  LOL, loved that.
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  4.  @canadianrepublican1185  Be careful with that.
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  5.  @id0069  This!
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  6. ​ @canadianrepublican1185  And that prevents violent crime and mass shootings, moderates inflation, offers wholesome food at a decent price, makes housing in areas safe for families and kids affordable, ends homelessness, and punishes corruption, market manipulation, and police brutality? Maybe you should look at what corporations can get away with in the US for a better picture. The discrimination Tesla has been accused of, and the primate torture described at Neuralink, are unlike anything I had ever seen in a major corporation post 1970. The court documents are all posted online. On the other hand, do you think small entrepreneurs have an easy time of it? The last three years should have dispelled that idea. It has been no better in the US than in Canada during the pandemic, and probably worse, since health care is privatized for all but those over 65 and medical bankruptcies did not abate during the "emergency." (The biggest "emergency" was that Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos needed more money.) The "innovations" that allowed the Internet to combine new forms of advertising and surveillance, and induce people to do nothing about it even in their own private lives -- and even to participate and generate it themselves -- are pretty amazing. I will grant you that. Imagine becoming a billionaire from that, at age 32! That's like accumulating $85,600 a day since the day you were born. Wow, some people are hard workers.
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  7.  @canadianrepublican1185  Horrified to hear about your daughter. Well, I wish you luck here. The top 10% can have an outstanding material existence, and secure it for their kids, too, so it's more than just money. It is stability and peace of mind as well. That is 35 million souls, after all. As for me, corporate crime destroyed everything we worked for, we were too low in the hierarchy to matter, and my family died out in the US -- so, I'm emigrating. I have somewhere to go.
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