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Really? CI is gone? drat, I'm almost going to miss him. I enjoyed constantly reminding him that he was a piece of poo poo with poo poo opinions on mental health and women.
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MA-Horus posted:Really? CI is gone?
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Albino Squirrel posted:He's only probated. No he was probated then banned
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apatheticman posted:No he was probated then banned Not permabanned, though. You know he'll be back.
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CI's troll persona was hilarious and yall need to lighten up
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We are going to get a hugely expensive referendum ballot with 7 choices with the conditions that one choice must gain more that 50% support and at least 90% of eligible voters must participate AND YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE IT.
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Given that he is usually posting in here 5 minutes after his latest probation ends I would assume he'll re-register.CLAM DOWN posted:CI's troll persona was hilarious and yall need to lighten up When he's on point he can be quite funny but recently his trolling became a bit too try-hard for my tastes. I prefer ikantski's much drier approach to lampooning the thread.
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PEI is going to rerun its referendum, because the Island Liberals didn't get the result they wanted.quote:Premier Wade MacLauchlan tabled a motion in the P.E.I. Legislature Wednesday to have a referendum on electoral reform tied to a general election — the results of which would be binding.
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Postess with the Mostest posted:We were never going to win that riding, it's been Liberal since before only white people could be racist. In the 2014 general election, 21k voted Liberal, 8k voted PC. Last night, 14k voted Liberal and 9k voted PC so yeah don't worry OLP everything's fine. Fuckin' more PCs turned out for a by-election than the general. HIGH ENERGY! You did get the 19-year-old homeschooled pro-lifer who still lives with his mom and has lots of opinions about stuff whenever someone from the party tells him what they are, so that's something.
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Nov 18, 2016 19:53
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The Fraser Institute stays relevant with the kids.
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flakeloaf posted:You did get the 19-year-old homeschooled pro-lifer who still lives with his mom and has lots of opinions about stuff whenever someone from the party tells him what they are, so that's something. It's depressing to think about what a wealthy lobbyist this kid will be before he's thirty.
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 Behold the scourge of rural Ontario, devastator of communities.
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flakeloaf posted:You did get the 19-year-old homeschooled pro-lifer who still lives with his mom and has lots of opinions about stuff whenever someone from the party tells him what they are, so that's something. Ontario PCs take youth matters seriously by electing a teenager with intense love of family, politics and life along with the humility to attend Brock.
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infernal machines posted:
How am I gonna land a plane over that??? Easily
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infernal machines posted:
I'm confused. Shouldn't there be mountains of bird carcasses underneath them?
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They've scoured the land bare, even the crops are gone here. Neither beast nor bird dare approach this barren place.
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infernal machines posted:
I don't see any chemtrails....
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The picture doesn't capture the noise they are making. All none of it.
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What is the ownership model of wind turbines in Ontario? Is it mostly large foreign companies coming in? Are there examples of community owned wind farms? I'm down with wind, but I think ownership is important. Wasn't their a huge fight over private run of river hydro in BC? Just because a technology is safe and relatively environmentally friendly doesn't mean there can't be all sorts of issues with how its implemented. e: Looks like TransAlta and Enbridge own a few of the biggest wind farms in Ontario. Not exactly the most reputable companies, nor companies with the best reputation for community consultation. Also the company that makes Scotties Spongetowels owns some big wind farms. And some other companies I don't know about. Brookfield? Anyways, I think there is creedence to the idea that community ownership would reduce resistance to wind farms, because everyone in the community would benefit rather than just the farmer whose property its on. Duck Rodgers fucked around with this message at 21:59 on Nov 18, 2016 |
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Samsung is supporting its note7 writedowns with power sold to ontario wholesale at 20c a kwh or more
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PT6A posted:I love to drink whisky and talk politics! Truly I am the most Canadian. The only whisky I've ever liked was made in Taiwan, I don't give a gently caress about hockey and I'm indifferent to the Tragically Hip. Unless there's a heavy weighting for politics and voting I'm definitely on Ms. Leechate's UnCanadian Watch List.
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Duck Rodgers posted:What is the ownership model of wind turbines in Ontario? Is it mostly large foreign companies coming in? Are there examples of community owned wind farms? I've done some research on this. Unsurprisingly, in jurisdictions with significant "buy-in" of wind energy, community owned and co-op ownership models are the most prevalent. They are also encouraged by the relevant authorities. In Ontario, most wind energy projects are undertaken by large corporate entities looking to get some sweet feed-in-tariffs. Not only was wind-energy insanely profitable (they had obscenely high rates that were guaranteed for decades by the gov't), it was also ridiculously easy to put just about anywhere because Ontario removed the ability for local communities to decide where these projects would go. In effect, these small rural areas had no planning authority over the siting of wind farm projects. This, as you can imagine, was a pretty big pill to swallow. So yeah, Ontario could have done things much, much better and tbh the outrage of many rural people over wind farms is kind of justified when you look at just how lovely of a system was set up.
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I was sitting in the bar an hour ago when I overheard some older patrons talking about the Ottawa vanier by election, an one of them said he was so mad at the results he was going to write to The Sun. His colleagues asked him if he was writing to the Ottawa or Toronto Sun. I just chuckled to myself and went back to my beer.
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DariusLikewise posted:I don't see any chemtrails.... That's because the turbines blow them away. 
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quote:“We are finding fentanyl in marijuana,” said Clark. “Vancouver Police did a major seizure. They found cocaine with fentanyl, heroin with fentanyl, methamphetamine with fentanyl and marijuana with fentanyl and so one of my concerns with marijuana has always been that people don’t know what they are getting in their product.” She's the loving worst.
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CLAM DOWN posted:FENTANYL She has to scare the populace into voting for her again. Just wait until she combines all the BC fears into one mega monster.
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Furnaceface posted:She has to scare the populace into voting for her again. Fentanyl Filled Fast Ferries
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She is running unopposed.
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ocrumsprug posted:She is running unopposed. Haven't polls shown the NDP with a narrow lead recently?
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Fallen Hamprince posted:Haven't polls shown the NDP with a narrow lead recently? the polls and the BCNDP have a complicated relationship of being utterly untrustworthy
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Judy Darcy is a pretty good exception. They really should put Eby as leader, Horgan is terrible.
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CLAM DOWN posted:CI's troll persona was hilarious and yall need to lighten up what's hilarious about calling indians mud people?
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Booourns posted:what's hilarious about calling indians mud people? It was a different time. Real answer: It's OK he's Jenny Kwan. Fallen Hamprince fucked around with this message at 09:15 on Nov 19, 2016 |
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Nov 19, 2016 09:12
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Idiot college student placeholders got elected under the Alberta NDP just to get the fuckhole conservatives out. There's always hope.
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Fallen Hamprince posted:Haven't polls shown the NDP with a narrow lead recently? polls 👏 don't 👏 matter 👏 But even if they did, a narrow lead this far out doesn't mean poo poo. Liberals will put the ad machine into full gear when the time comes. NDP leadership will get blasted as gently caress on coke in a lovely pub bathroom and talk a mean game that night, sleep in the next day, and then forget to run again.
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Booourns posted:what's hilarious about calling indians mud people? Awesome avatar/post combo Powershift posted:Idiot college student placeholders got elected under the Alberta NDP just to get the fuckhole conservatives out. Didn't the Ontario PCs just get a literal child wearing a suit a parliament seat? Anything is possible.
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CLAM DOWN posted:Awesome avatar/post combo A bible thumping, home-schooled, anti-abortion, anti-sex ed nutcase in a conservative stronghold that has never voted for anything other than PC, not a good example.
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