Let's hope this strengthens both Canada and the EU in response to the bullying from South-Canada. :p
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This is a win for both sides. Keep at it! I like where things are headed.
Interesting. I guess let's see what they have in mind.
Maybe the EU will be able to stop Bill C-22
Doubt it, the EU has attempted to pass such laws themselves in the past.
I understood that they're being pressured from within to step up against it, and that it was actually a thorn in trade talks. But that could just be spin, I'm not sure.
It will compel telecommunications providers to identify without a warrant whether individuals under reasonable suspicion of criminal activity are users of their services, and requires "electronic service providers" to assist in providing data to law enforcement when requested
Holy shit that bill's awful.
We'll be waist deep in islamophobia, Russiaphobia, and genocide white washing soccer games in no time!
We already have Islamophobia, Russophobia is justified and deserved, and simply using the word genocide doesn't clarify whatever broadly disparaging point you're trying to make.
Feel free to move wherever you feel has never done anything wrong. I mwqn you don't have to stay here since you feel songuikty about being here. Novodybis stopping you.
Ah yes, the old "buckle up or get lost" response.
The fact is that no one is stopping you from moving to where you're happier.
In the immortal words of Stompin Tom: "If you don't believe your country should come before yourself, you can better serve your country by living somewhere else."
And if one is stuck in a country that they don't like anymore, I would hope they have the dignity and integrity not to vote in elections that they don't believe in, or involve themselves in politics that they are actively poisoning. I should think the primary goal should be to move to where they fit in.
Carney is eroding the right to bargain, dismantling environment standards and labeling anti-genocide protestors hate criminals and you have the gall to say I'm "poisoning politics?"
Typical neolib. Begging to be owned by the same corporations that control MAGA.
Regarding collective bargaining and environmental policy: We're in the middle of an historic economic restructuring and he's going to get some leeway, particularly given his expertise, in how he executes on that. I may not agree with everything he does, but I'm also not naive enough to think that we don't have to sacrifice in some places.
Bill C9 expressly does not make criticism of Israel, advocacy for Palestinians or peaceful political protest a hate crime. Carney said that specifically, and the government openly recognized Palestinian statehood, and I'm glad they did.
When you misrepresent everything in a hyperbolic way it diminishes your overall credibility, as does connecting your opponent to vile organizations like MAGA without any justification whatsoever. You know nothing about me, but from your comments I have the sense I know just as much as I need to know about you.
That is a remarkably sparse article for an exclusive.
I like the ideas. It'll be interesting to hear about the details.
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