Our country is filled with the stupidest people on earth suckling onto the Main stream medias teat.
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TOPDAWG
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stevet7I'm sorry sir, you need to pull your head out your ass. It's perfectly reasonable for Canada to not to allow US products and charge high tariffs on them, but it's completely unfair for the US to do the same as Canada because that is war an attack on sovereignty.
How's the US picking not to do business with Canada attack on our sovereignty? I have no idea but you need to get with the program sir.
How's the US picking not to do business with Canada attack on our sovereignty? I have no idea but you need to get with the program sir.
CaptainTrouble
Well-Known Member
Worse than that. Canadians and our government are actively making our lives worse.
Trudeaus coke dealer
The central banker will save Canada!
Being able to acquire food shelter and employment means Donald Trump wins. Being willing to sacrifice the future for yourself right now means you are not deserving of sovereignty.
We collectively lost the ability to think critically decades ago. We are drowning in a sea of fucking idiots. There is no way to turn this around. Imagine you are on a sinking ship and there are no lifeboats. This is your reality. The handful of us who can actually think are going to have to improvise or invent a way to survive.
ovarieasy
Based Member
I don't know where in Canada you are, friend, but I can't say enough great things about all the lovely Canadians I meet every day. What a fantastic bunch of down-to-Earth, intelligent, articulate and downright wholesome bunch of shining examples of the human spirit we have in this great big country we proudly call CANADA!
Squishybear
Based Member
brutana_dilewski
Exercise is for women.
I am not a psychologist but I am sure I am not the only one who has witnessed a certain smugness towards Americans that goes back many decades, probably back to the second World War.
It's rooted in a national inferiority complex held by old stock Canadians, deep down they wish to be part of the world's hegemonic nation but because they aren't, they would prefer to feed their internal narcissism.
However, that's just a symptom, a manifestation of a juvenile mindset.
What makes Canada great? I can tell you the truth about that. It's the people who came before us. The ones who settled and built our towns and cities. The families and neighbourhoods and 'communities' < this word has been obfuscated and bastardized so much that I have to clarify.
Communities = the people who live next to one another in physical proximity and have an interdependency on each other to survive and thrive. Life is a team sport. Living in a giant unsettled country was rough, especially at the start. I can't even fathom the hardship because I am the product of a domesticated world where someone else has already done the hard work.
It's a gradual process but I believe it began in the early 20th century - as technology increased rapidly, the amount of work and effort required to sustain ourselves decreased. Don't get me wrong, some of this technology is fantastic. Antibiotics saved many lives. Motor vehicles allowed the common person to travel everywhere in relative comfort. Agricultural technology made food easier to access. The telephone allowed us to talk to anyone in the world in real time.
The question is, what kind of people does this new world produce? We all know life can still be harsh by nature, but all of these technological advances allowed a majority of the population to be softer than their parents and grandparents. Because they don't see the value in community anymore (I can get in my car and get food at the supermarket) they stop nurturing those bonds. They start to care less about family and their neighbours, because quite frankly they can be annoying and I don't see any need to get along with them, I can get everything I need on my own.
Now apply that across two or three more generations, and start adding in even more ridiculous technology. The internet made information cheap and accessible. Social media basically destroyed local community in favour of the dreaded 'online community', which is only real insofar as the technology remains. Take that technology away and that 'community' evaporates.
Long story short, we are a nation of entitled petulant children who really have no idea who we are, where we came from and no idea where we are going. We expect the 'government' to be our parents and clothe and feed us because so many of us don't even understand that for centuries we as a people did that for ourselves.
They see such little value in their Canadian neighbours that they think nothing will change when the third world outbreeds the old stock. Their own ignorance prevents them from understanding that the third world still understands community - they come from places of hardship, so they know the value of sticking together as an ethnic group and working for the good of THEIR people.
It's no wonder that old stock Canadians don't understand this because it's become a foreign concept. Now if you will please excuse me, I am hungry so I am going to order McDonalds on Skip the Dishes even though it will cost $40 and my stove and fridge work perfectly fine.
It's rooted in a national inferiority complex held by old stock Canadians, deep down they wish to be part of the world's hegemonic nation but because they aren't, they would prefer to feed their internal narcissism.
However, that's just a symptom, a manifestation of a juvenile mindset.
What makes Canada great? I can tell you the truth about that. It's the people who came before us. The ones who settled and built our towns and cities. The families and neighbourhoods and 'communities' < this word has been obfuscated and bastardized so much that I have to clarify.
Communities = the people who live next to one another in physical proximity and have an interdependency on each other to survive and thrive. Life is a team sport. Living in a giant unsettled country was rough, especially at the start. I can't even fathom the hardship because I am the product of a domesticated world where someone else has already done the hard work.
It's a gradual process but I believe it began in the early 20th century - as technology increased rapidly, the amount of work and effort required to sustain ourselves decreased. Don't get me wrong, some of this technology is fantastic. Antibiotics saved many lives. Motor vehicles allowed the common person to travel everywhere in relative comfort. Agricultural technology made food easier to access. The telephone allowed us to talk to anyone in the world in real time.
The question is, what kind of people does this new world produce? We all know life can still be harsh by nature, but all of these technological advances allowed a majority of the population to be softer than their parents and grandparents. Because they don't see the value in community anymore (I can get in my car and get food at the supermarket) they stop nurturing those bonds. They start to care less about family and their neighbours, because quite frankly they can be annoying and I don't see any need to get along with them, I can get everything I need on my own.
Now apply that across two or three more generations, and start adding in even more ridiculous technology. The internet made information cheap and accessible. Social media basically destroyed local community in favour of the dreaded 'online community', which is only real insofar as the technology remains. Take that technology away and that 'community' evaporates.
Long story short, we are a nation of entitled petulant children who really have no idea who we are, where we came from and no idea where we are going. We expect the 'government' to be our parents and clothe and feed us because so many of us don't even understand that for centuries we as a people did that for ourselves.
They see such little value in their Canadian neighbours that they think nothing will change when the third world outbreeds the old stock. Their own ignorance prevents them from understanding that the third world still understands community - they come from places of hardship, so they know the value of sticking together as an ethnic group and working for the good of THEIR people.
It's no wonder that old stock Canadians don't understand this because it's become a foreign concept. Now if you will please excuse me, I am hungry so I am going to order McDonalds on Skip the Dishes even though it will cost $40 and my stove and fridge work perfectly fine.
Sgt. Goosenip
Member
This pretty much nails it. We’ve become Nietzsche’s ‘Last Man’ - those who are satisfied in their creature comforts and blink amidst the herd. It also suggests that the ‘way out’ involves pain and discomfort.
PalidMuffin
Active Member
Just my opinion but:
• Nietzsche could not bring himself to proclaim Christ as king yet all his writings include influence from his Lutheran upbringing
• He spent far too many years in the solitude of the Swiss alps conjuring unholy spirits
The prophets you are probably looking for are Abraham, Jonah, Isaiah and Jeremiah
• Nietzsche could not bring himself to proclaim Christ as king yet all his writings include influence from his Lutheran upbringing
• He spent far too many years in the solitude of the Swiss alps conjuring unholy spirits
The prophets you are probably looking for are Abraham, Jonah, Isaiah and Jeremiah
Sgt. Goosenip
Member
@PalidMuffin Not sure if I’d agree with you on those first two assertions (the first one needs proofs, the second appears strange - I’ve read a lot of N, and have no idea what you are trying to say). I regard Nietzsche as being one of the best diagnosticians of our age. I don’t regard him as a prophet or someone who has mapped out the correct path forward. As to myself and religion, I am open and still searching, but it’s not the kind of thing I’d embrace without sincerity.
PalidMuffin
Active Member
Are you Men okay haha? I think you need a fresh BC peach and back massage by a Geisha girl. Everything is going according to God’s plan.
I kind of liked Wab Kinew’s latest speech on Epstein-Trump bad and call to continue boycotting U.S. liquor. Manitobans are historically great at retard-maxing against Ontario and the USA
I kind of liked Wab Kinew’s latest speech on Epstein-Trump bad and call to continue boycotting U.S. liquor. Manitobans are historically great at retard-maxing against Ontario and the USA
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Koba
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Get inside their heads and talk to them. You'll find the results very interesting and it'll help you understand why people go liberal. Just like with guerrilla bands, most people are not true believers and simply happened to live in territory being annexed and therefore ended up on that team