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PETA Suks and so does Wells Fargo | 00 | not toxic |
A: Nice try but you are cherry picking your facts. For example, 36.4 of oil workers are non-residents - True. But 36% of 11,000 employees is about 4000 workers. Your comments are not false but are only partial truths, misleading and cherry picked to refute what.....? | 00 | not toxic |
How. Is. It. Always. Three. Stars!!!
Sweet fancy Moses ADN! Review a four star restaurant! Review a two star restaurant! For journalistic integrity award SOMETHING OTHER THAN THREE STARS!!! | 00 | not toxic |
He has the intelligence , leadership and good working ethics to build a successful farming businesses. Why didn't he utilized all these positive drives to become a citizen? Why wait until he lost all legalized means for residency? It's sad when his deportation affects his family from staying together. He has no one to blame but himself! | 00 | not toxic |
Ethan is going to get his hands on your paycheck whether you like it or not. He's got bike lanes to build and lawyers to pay so he can seize private property. We need wider side walks & more bushes for the drunks to sleep under. Who needs cops & safe roads? LOL!!! Progress my fellow Anchorites! PROGRESS!! You bigots need to get out of the way of PROGRESS! | 11 | toxic |
So true | 00 | not toxic |
The war in the Philippine Islands was brutal, particular the Naval encounters, and pivotal. The Japanese Empire depended on its resources but had a hard time defending this part of its occupied territory. So many good films, from all three combatants, came out of that part of the war. The march across the islands by the Allied forces is one of the bloodiest chapters in the world's history. The Japanese were a mighty adversary..... | 00 | not toxic |
Considering your lack of knowledge on what exactly is an oppressive state and what is not, you are not in any state of reason to differentiate anything unless it fits your delusional state of history. Believe it or not, we live in the freest nation in the world but yet you think this is a police state. What will you say if you were living in any other nation but ours....? You will run out of proper nouns to describe other nations. And living in a nation such as ours,,,,,,we got more criminals then any other nations that you mentioned, and more armed criminals. Ignorance such as yours.....is sad. It is no wonder that you hide behind a pseudonym, least you become known to your friends, family and co-workers for writing such crap. | 11 | toxic |
Perhaps he has enough sense to keep his internet profile low so he doesn't receive countless life threats from the alt right just because of his name. People have a right to what he chooses to publish and nothing else. I will take this comment of yours much more seriously when you stop changing your user name. | 00 | not toxic |
The Main Stream Media knew that she had been anointed to be the "FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT EVER" and was positively going to win--until she didn't.
So they went for the ratings by covering what Trump was doing. | 00 | not toxic |
Actually because she is in the Senate she did not in fact vote for Ryancare. There is so much that is bad and nothing that makes premiums or deductibles go down for Alaskans that I hope when she gets done "studying" the Senates version of ryancare/trumpcare she will make a decision based on what is best for Alaska versus the party. Tough time to be in her shoes when you have to be subservient to two goons like McConnell and trump. | 00 | not toxic |
This is a good idea, someone make a pitch to the Raiders.......double the admission tickets and you'll still get a sellout......closer to Christmas the better?........beats the ProBowl? | 00 | not toxic |
Of course the same can be said of every other established nation up until the very recent "free movement" experiment, for which the EU unwisely volunteered.
"The <insert any country> has a sordid history of racist, exclusionary laws meant to keep out non <insert dominant race/culture>." | 00 | not toxic |
Unfortunately, I don't see people lugging baggage and/or children or other loved ones taking transit to the airport.
Nor do I see the myriads of relatives meeting family/visitors from their homelands taking transit to the airport either.
Who does that leave?
The same people that make up the Union Express passengers - the airport workers.
And, unless Ontario and the GTA get their transit plans in order nor do I see people flocking to this hub as an intermediate point in their transit travels.
What I do see is more bureaucracy, high paid jobs, higher airport fees, years more of construction congestion at Pearson, bigger parking lots, etc.
Doesn't make much sense to me but then I just use Pearson as an airport. | 00 | not toxic |
Funeral homes would be more prudent. Wise investment for the inheritance, maybe get a discount also. | 00 | not toxic |
FYI...it was his son's car. Don't know why they will not report that. | 00 | not toxic |
This is unfortunate but, let's look on the bright side. He is will to fix things and he not disputing this. He knows he broke the law and is doing things to make sure he doesn't break it again.
We break the law once in our lives, it's what we do after we break the law that defines us. | 00 | not toxic |
Some people see everything through a very narrow viewfinder. I'm surprised he/she did not blame Obama. | 00 | not toxic |
Yes, it's an important book for many reasons. It's extremely well-researched and annotated almost to the point of tedium -- except, of course, that the documentation is essential for credibility. We need a similar book to give us a fuller picture than we have now about Pope Pius XII. Pope Francis should act immediately to make all of the relevant archival material available to historians and researchers.
The religious leaders of our day, especially in the United States, would do well to remember that a future generation of historians will study the resurgence of Nazism, fascism and racism under Donald Trump. A good exercise for them would be to write the chapter they hope will be written about them. History will ask: Where were you, what did you say and do, to stand against the reemergence of fascism? | 00 | not toxic |
Surely this is preferential to the Chinese actually living in the homes? | 00 | not toxic |
Useless. Pointless. | 11 | toxic |
If you read my post carefully I am taking the appropriate steps to assess the situation. However one of the first steps is to ascertain if there are any guidelines established by the AOAO BOD. My point is there should at least be step-by-step play book / process along with standards and specifications to allow those who want to explore this option. This would avoid a myriad or variant submissions all of which would need to be scrutinized by the BOD as we would want to have properly maintain the aesthetics of the project. As for resources, we simply utilize the Property Management, licensed electrical contractors and those who have volunteered and committed to serve on the BOD / Building and Grounds to facilitate same. I've served on several AOAO / BOD's and it is not a daunting task to get this done...but more on just getting it done. :) | 00 | not toxic |
I have been a lawyer for 34 years and I am a part time professor of law. I got my LLM years ago. The article is misleading and confusing. | 00 | not toxic |
Very true: they are great role models for other migrant commuities. Proof that a focus on hard work, good behaviour, ambition and family will get you somewhere in Caanda. | 00 | not toxic |
How sweet for Casey. Go Ducks!!! | 00 | not toxic |
Under the Liberals it appears that Canada is destined to be a country made up of the middle class and refugees. The "so called" wealthy will either be leaving the country or moving their assets abroad, the country will learn that trying to "over tax" the "so called "wealthy is a losing game! | 00 | not toxic |
Chicken, french fries, buttered bread and corn sounds like a KFC meal. Just buy the bucket next time and stop stressing out. | 00 | not toxic |
As the price at the pump rises yet again, more like humbug than anything merry for most. | 00 | not toxic |
"instead of chasing the aerospace industry"
Actually we should review all subsidies / tax breaks that we provide everywhere.
Maybe the Federal government should stop providing subsidies / tax breaks altogether (including to BBD, GM, Chrysler) and pass the savings to the provinces!
Provinces would then decide what to subsidize or not, with their own money!
That would save us from all the Quebec bashings... | 00 | not toxic |
Isn`t it better to build the line now when costs are low as well? If a gasline is needed in this state as infrastructure,.. ever,..then now is the time to make the commitment to our future energy needs,..not wait until the competition gets the jump on the ever growing export anchor customer market, before we even wake up to a lost opportunity to supply low-tariff gas to ourselves from a common-carrier distance-sensitive gasline. If we don`t invest in ourselves and long term gas nobody else is going to do it for us. A small B2F pipeline to Fairbanks from say Beluga, would carry gas north until the larger volume line decides to send more south. Pipelines deliver gas in either direction so a smaller line would always be an adjunct for in-state deliveries. We can fritter our savings away while bitching about taxes and the costs of energy,..or we can take our own destiny in our own hands. To me it`s just the best long term investment we can make in ourselves, considering the benefits. | 00 | not toxic |
You made numerous well-reasoned arguments, especially your comment about the life-span of declawed cats and your second paragraph, and my condolences for your loss of a cat.
My wife and I have a cat, and we lost one several years ago to disease, and it is emotionally painful.
Pets are a delight. And I don't care what certain animal behaviorists say, they create a bond with their human owners/companions | 00 | not toxic |
"What many viewer’s may be unaware of is that the Star-Advertiser endorsement also agreed with Djou’s criticism of Caldwell that he “stood on the sidelines and did not sufficiently fact-check cost projections".....Is this opinion piece a fact check on a 30 second political ad or a plug for Charles Djou? | 00 | not toxic |
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Totalitarianism | 00 | not toxic |
She needed a lawyer to suck the remaining blood out of her. | 00 | not toxic |
I've actually confronted Les Gara about this one and he wholeheartedly defended his wording. He did not say anything like it was any kind of compromise. He intended for people to be able to text or check messages or whatever at stoplights because he didn't see anything negative to it. | 00 | not toxic |
In WWII, we did not have a lot of Tax Takers - we did have a lot of Tax Producers.
Tax producers produce state income.
Tax takers drain the state coffers.
Colorado is getting much more of the latter, and losing many of the former. | 00 | not toxic |
Maybe Mrs. Wynne will be inspired by all this. | 00 | not toxic |
You're the one that is backwards. Individual transporters will always be with us, regardless of the power source. If you want to ride your bicycle, or smelly bus, go right ahead, but don't expect everyone to follow your lead. | 00 | not toxic |
The climate has been changing for 4.5 billion years, blah, blah. | 00 | not toxic |
Donald Trump is spending this morning of his vacation lamenting the removal of various monuments to treason in defense of slavery:
One thing I’ve been surprised by during this slow motion car crash into a raging dumpster fire is the sheer depth of Trump’s stupidity and ignorance.
You could tell during Tuesday’s press conference that he thought he had come up with a new and especially powerful argument when he lectured the reporters about the previously unappreciated fact — no doubt just relayed to him by an advisor in the previous day or two — that Washington and Jefferson owned slaves (wait until he finds out that Jefferson liked to rape some of his).
On top of everything else, he’s just really really dumb — and of course he remains blissfully unaware of this. | 11 | toxic |
...."It's people choosing irresponsible behavior".... Ha! Got you! Of course pot is inanimate. But, once you have chosen to consume the inanimate object, even with INTENTION OF USING RESPONSIBLY....eg. I am going to smoke a couple puffs and then I'll stop. That is a choice of using responsibly. HOWEVER once having consumed your mind IS alterd. Period. Losing all inhibitions you no longer have a responsible mind. You choose to forgot your previous responsible choice and therefore act irresponsible SOLELY BECAUSE OF THE DRUG. So in essence it is the drugs fault. Of course that only applies to the addict, eh ? And never pot ? I've known of girls sold for an ounce of weed. | 00 | not toxic |
I suppose it was back away or have it thrust down your throat. Personally, I am one of the collectors that was not concerned about the looming expiration deadline. | 00 | not toxic |
The first thing that comes to mind is whether this is real or fake.
I have no doubt about cyber-warfare issues. I do wonder about some of the reports made in the media. | 00 | not toxic |
Where are all the pink hats marching in the streets? *crickets | 00 | not toxic |
This guy was certainly HUNGRY........................ | 00 | not toxic |
"Yeselson ends his futile attempt to defend unions by bringing out the classic trope: “Unions, as the old saying goes, the folks who brought you the weekend.” This is nothing but an elementary school myth. A bunch of greasy-haired petition-gatherers didn’t create the weekend. Capital accumulation and rising productivity make it possible for people to take off work at the end of the week. Otherwise, the drop in commercial activity would render a business unprofitable, and thus unable to keep the lights on. This has always been the great secret behind unionist fiction." | 00 | not toxic |
So when do the Bill Graham, Jean Chretien, Paul Martin , John Baird and Stephen Harper and the FSOs and CSIS officials responsible for his illegal and prolonged detention at GITMO apologise?
Perhaps it is comforting that Canada has "apologised" in the abstract but real people made these decisions and there were crucial junctures along the way that demonstrate they chose one path when several choices - including the right ones - were open to them.
Did they capitulate to American pressure? Did they engage in willful blindness? Were they ignorant of the law? Or were they involved in deception? Or was it merely the "fog of war"?
In some ways all of the above likely are true. After all, some of these officials turned a blind eye to the Afghan detainee abuse scandal and tried to cover it up from public scrutiny.
We forget that the Harper's government proroguing and collapse in 2006 was a result of this coverup. Real leaders would have resigned. | 00 | not toxic |
http://www.nbcnews.com/card/senate-intel-committee-may-interview-ex-uk-spy-christopher-steele-n739966
Senate Intel Committee May Interview Ex-UK Spy Christopher Steele | 00 | not toxic |
"a joke that was too mean", The Shy Retirer?
You're talking about the case of Quebec 'comedian' Mike Ward who made a young disfigured boy the subject of his 'comedy.' Here are some facts:
1. The boy was just entering high school when Ward started making him a part of his comedy routine.
2. Ward presented his show ridiculing the young boy 230 times over three years, and made a video of it, making considerable money from it.
3. Unsurprisingly, the boy's classmates picked up Ward's taunts and repeated them to him, making his life a living hell.
4. Ward wasn't fined a cent; but he did have to pay damages of $35,000 to the young boy whose life he had made intolerable. | 00 | not toxic |
Alberta is just Quebec west without the beautiful cities, cultural vitality, and french language. Alberta is never satisfied, hates the federal government, is always complaining about how everything is unfair, has a small secessionist movement, and blames everyone but themselves for their fiscal mismanagement. Parallels abound. | 00 | not toxic |
You mean these RCI (Roman Catholic Institution) clergies put a finite sinful men’s organization before the living children who are “the temple of God and that the spirit of God dwells in them”?
“Do you not know that you are the temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwells in you? If anyone destroys God’s temple, God will destroy that person: for the temple of God, which you are, is holy.” (1 Cor 3:16-17)
That is what I call a sick, sick, SICK group EGO! Don’t you know spiritual journey 101?
Learn about your EGO & get hold of your beast (EGO) to train to cooperate in your spiritual study and work. Eventually let go your EGO to be united to God.
No wonder why clergies have an attitude! | 00 | not toxic |
I wish the counter protestors didn’t have a reputation of citing violence themselves. It seems like they clash with almost every protest they are involved with- Berkeley, Trump Supporters, Healthcare, Politicians, Police officers etc.…. | 00 | not toxic |
How much is 'BIKI' paying for all the spaces it is taking up all over? | 00 | not toxic |
Hello? To tweet that the press is the "enemy of the American people" goes way beyond simple criticism. This was a fascistic condemnation of the power of a free press from the highest office in the land. If you're not worried by such paranoia you are asleep or a fellow traveller. | 00 | not toxic |
Phil,
Congratulations on taking the first of 12 steps to recovery! | 00 | not toxic |
We can't afford anymore GOP obstruction. I'm voting Metcalfe. | 00 | not toxic |
Many would consider a lowering of Canadian housing prices "ending well." Actually pretty much everyone but realtors and developers. | 00 | not toxic |
Too bad the Senate couldn't come up with anything. | 00 | not toxic |
Once upon an era, like before the late 1940s, when the Leduc no. 1 oil well changed everything, Alberta had an agricultural economy. How did that go? Sometimes OK, but most times...not. People think of the Dirty Thirties dust-bowl times on the Canadian prairies. What most people don't know about is the killer southern Alberta drought that preceded the 30s by ten years.
How bad? So bad the government paid railroads to load up hundreds of farm families and what was left of their livestock and implements and roll them into the far north Peace area to start all over again...
And we talk about climate change today.... | 00 | not toxic |
You know what "real tax fairness" is? No tax. How have you people become so brainwashed to think a tax needs to be instituted NOW! It's almost like some are hysterical about it. Know one thing: one it is here, we will never be able to get rid of it because there are too many Americans, carpetbaggers (such as the one-termer), and the socialist tools up here that are inured to the idea that everyone needs to be taxed. | 00 | not toxic |
I get what you're saying and I certainly don't want to negate the heroic qualities of this man, but I think the Church's reliance upon superstition has worn itself out. Personally I find it very off putting, almost insulting as if in order to believe in the goodness of the man you have to also believe in made-up assertions about his supernatural, intact flesh.
If I am wrong about what the bishop claims to be "true" I am more than happy to recant... however, as I said, without proof it seems nothing more than an appeal to those who tend toward superstition and may leave others feeling ousted. For me it is no different than Marian apparitions... given that neither is on par with an apostolic Rule of Faith, show me proof or I'm not buying it. | 00 | not toxic |
Perhaps you make a very large voluntary donation so you and the five other people could continue watching such Canadian cultural triumphs as "Little Mosque on the Prairie" and "Mansbridge One on One".
The rest of us are rather tired of the endless river of new and increasing taxes. | 00 | not toxic |
I just wonder if this EMP group that is warning Congress are the same people that where telling Bush about all these WMD that where stacked to the roof in Iraq. Having worked in the nuclear weapons for the 11 years I just happened to had to learn something about nukes. This nonsense about a EMP killing 90 of the population is so stupid it isn't even worth talking about. As far as the actually number of nukes in NK is only known by the NK. Unlike the US if you are suspected of leaking classified information in NK you don't get a bi line on CNN you get a bullet in the head. Don't get me wrong. I am all for a direct military confrontation with NK. I am 65 years old now. The US should have pulled out if Korea decades ago. Let the NK and SK slug it out. That is exactly what all that Vietnam out come was.The commies won that one. Yet the only time you hear about Vietnam today is when of their leaders comes to American soil hat in hand wanting some trade deal or a flat out hand out. | 00 | not toxic |
Uh, it was republicans that softened the bill genius. | 00 | not toxic |
“Alaska House bases budget plan on reality” Yeah we know, you really want to take our money. | 00 | not toxic |
“Now who do I blame?” he asked, pointing to the audience. “The people. A bunch of idiots following Pied Piper over the edge of the cliff."
Probably not the way to endear yourself to the sizable Trump electorate in Alaska. | 11 | toxic |
You took this course in university. It is too bad you didn't learn how to proofread the difference between then and than, probably something you should have learned in public school or when you learned English.
"This states simply if a rich, successful fund manager says a stock will go up than it’s basically a guarantee."
That' where you lost me. | 00 | not toxic |
hahaha, i concur. Come on now are you that shielded from the what may happen with roadrage? this is not a 1st roadrage of an incident. You may be living in the past with fisticuffs, bats, chains, etc., nowadays you may get shot at, who knows but I understand taking my chances displaying my disgust. I'd display that face to face at this stage in my life. Someone do me wrong and I'll tell them of my disgust, nothin wrong in doing so and it doesn't mean I deserve a crack. I'd sue the hell out of em if so and still alive | 00 | not toxic |
Voters are angry at egotistical "globalist" leaders who are more interested in taking care of everyone but the people within their own country who elected them.
I'm wondering if Trudeau can think of anyone who fits this description? | 00 | not toxic |
Sessions making what is already a crime in Alaska into a federal issue is hardly giving a pass to the culprits. This has nothing to do with Clinton now that you bought that up. It is a question of why are the feds taking this case on while hundred of similar crimes across the country not being pursued by the Feds. This is political posturing by Sessions. | 00 | not toxic |
This onerous bill called the AHCA could be called the Ryan/trump/deathcare bill because without a doubt people will die without access to healthcare and needed prescriptions. We still don't know if the recision clause will be reinstated whereby insurance corporations could legally cancel your policy if you were stricken with a costly ailment or accident no matter how many years or decades you had paid in the premiums. And all this cold hearted taking away health insurance for 23 Million people according to the CBO report released yesterday just so the uber wealthy can get an enormous tax cut. In a sense the CBO's report that the AHCA would cost $100 Billion less than the ACA is a fabrication because the GOP fully intends to give the $800 Billion slashed from the budget of Medicaid to the wealthiest people in the nation in yet another giant tax cut. That's money lost to the tune of nearly a Trillion Dollars, not money saved folks. Unbelievable, cold hearted cruelty for tax cuts. | 00 | not toxic |
haaaa, the only thing HI is lacking is luring crazy Nancy Pelosi from the Peoples Republic of California to financially drain the county of Honolulu and state of HI into a complete 3rd world $h!hole like California has become over the last decade! | 00 | not toxic |
He thought they were there. That is the point.
All obfuscation.
If he was not allowed to purchase a military style weapon ( and the Air Force now admits they failed to report his domestic abuse) this would likely not have happened with the carnage that it produced.
"Denying something this obvious places your manner of thinking regarding Christians more in line with Kelley's than mainstream thought. " An utterly moronic assertion, making assumptions based on nothing but your blind ideology. | 00 | not toxic |
Monte Carlo is looking better everyday..................... | 00 | not toxic |
If I was a refugee, I would be heading for Ontario! | 00 | not toxic |
You have said before that your First Amendment rights are being violated by censorship in this format. As I have also said this is a privately owned space. If this space was public, you wouldn't have to pay to post.
Taking it further, if we were really seeking free speech here, shouldn't this space be free to the public? Isn't this a kind of "free speech" gated community?
You wrote some time ago that you post anonymously in the spirit of Benjamin Franklin. I suggest that if you wish to express your opinion uncensored, then write your own publication like Franklin did. He certainly was a good writer with many ideas. You too can become a Franklin in our times. If you do go this route, please let us know. I would like a copy.
For me, Civil Comments is working pretty well. I like the egalitarian idea of reviewing each others comments. It's peer review and that is fine with me. | 00 | not toxic |
The headline is missing a few words.
It says: "Julie Payette hailed as ‘an inspired choice’ for governor-general".
What it should say is:
"Julie Payette hailed as ‘an inspired choice’ for governor-general by Liberal Party hack kissing up to - and flattering - Justin Trudeau". | 00 | not toxic |
I would amend that to "practice law first" and then it would be good. If the law/constitution doesn't match how "Alaska" - however you are defining Alaska - does things, then do the correct legal thing. | 00 | not toxic |
Hallelujah! | 00 | not toxic |
Speaking at a convention is not the same as what the lawn gnome Ginsberg did, openly attack and slander somebody. | 00 | not toxic |
Still no one has been fired can't believe it. | 00 | not toxic |
This is not about illegal immigration. This is about legal visa and green card holders who have been vetted and refugees who are vetted very thoroughly. | 00 | not toxic |
Not at all. Yours is a very reductive view of education. Education needs to address the whole person (may I suggest spelling too? it's "numeracy", not "neumeracy".) | 00 | not toxic |
Great. All we need is another huge federal bureaucracy like the TSA. And you think taxes will go down? Oh, that's right. That's a regular GOP thing, lowering taxes. When the Dems try to raise them and pay the credit card off they get flogged. People are stupid.
So, which lies that trump is on the record for are you willing to forgive. All of them? Or shall we start the impeachment hearings ahead of time? That's what hill GOP intended to do to HC as well. Seems fair. | 11 | toxic |
you are full of poo!!!!! | 11 | toxic |
There are laws that restrict investment for these funds but the average rate of return should have been higher. | 00 | not toxic |
Seems like it. | 00 | not toxic |
It was a cowardice act by a man carrying a gun. | 00 | not toxic |
Exactly my thoughts. The last thing Hawaii needs is more Democrats. A two party system works best, unless you believe former Speaker Pelosi who once said "There is no need for two parties". I wonder what she would think if Speaker Ryan now made such a statement. | 00 | not toxic |
It's easy to be a "good christian" when you can just sit around and condemn those who are born different from you. Nothing required except to mimic the pharisee who thanked god for not being like the tax collectors. | 00 | not toxic |
I wanna die doin some thing I love. He had more balls then most of us. I didn't know him but I wish I had. When u rattle the cups, sometimes they break, sometimes they wiggle, and sometimes, they just dare u... | 00 | not toxic |
Do we have Stasi or KGB in Alaska? Regardless! The secret thought police need to pay old "Lars Thoren" a visit. Am I right chairwoman Wavemaker? | 00 | not toxic |
Hi Glenn.
I am sorry to confuse you. You jumped so quickly to say something negative about my comment I think you missed the meaning of some of the words. I like Tulsi because she comes from a cosmopolitan background. See, my comment was about Tulsi. You conflated this comment with the population of Syria.
Syria before the uprising was a "multi-culturally tolerant" society ruled by an Assad family dynasty. It was not a particularly "cosmopolitan" society, but it was tolerant of other religions, including Jews and Christians.
Just as a point of reference, if you continue to rudely reply (Mr/Mrs/robot Alohapolitics, ) with sarcasm and plain insults as you did I will not reply to you further.
Aloha | 00 | not toxic |
Then the Premier simply orders the gas stations not to collect it, and people being so fed up with you easterners will listen and tell Trudeau to get stuffed. | 00 | not toxic |
Mr. Kenney, as a British Columbian, I salute you! | 00 | not toxic |
Exactly. I remember back in the day when we attended LE training and afterwards every officer went to the strip bar in our department vehicles. You should have seen the unsavory people bailing out the back exit when we walked in. It's a PC world now days. | 00 | not toxic |
You've got that all backwards -
Clueless President - Fake Guy | 11 | toxic |
Ohhh cupcake Klastri, here you go again with little knowledge in business like your devout (D)onkey politicians you cherish. Care to claim that 40+ million illegals using stolen identities are not working under the table in the farming, meat processing, construction, trades and in fast food? You think they're all sitting around and doing nothing? You wouldn't be a modern slave owner, one whom hires illegals for pennies on the dollar, would you Klastri? LOL | 00 | not toxic |
Trump and his merry band of plutocrats are ill equipped to govern because running a country is not like being the CEO of a corporation. It’s important to remember that government is not a business. The purpose of government is not to show a profit. It is to achieve the common good.
Trump and his cabinet are political anarchists. They are carting boxes of explosives into government agencies to blow up any program that promotes the common good and impedes corporate profit.
Trump needs to learn about what it means to lead a democracy. | 00 | not toxic |
If you can tell me what Canadian culture is other than an amalgam of what has developed over 150 years, then your argument might hold water. I also take issue with your notion of adapt to Canada. Does that mean giving up ones religion? If so, tell it to the Jews, the Hindus, the Sikhs as well. Maybe the Catholics too, at least outside Quebec perhaps? Perhaps lets stop St. Paddy's Day celebrations as foreign culture, maybe even a barbaric practice. | 00 | not toxic |
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