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I vote "racialized" my number one term of the last couple years that I won't be sad to see gone once it inevitably turns into an unspeakable derogatory slur itself.
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Dec 14, 2018 21:18
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DERACIALIZE YOURSELF AND FACE TO BLOODSHED
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Dec 14, 2018 21:35
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Birthright citizenship is definitely a good thing but there probably should be some way to prevent the system from being gamed. ~is pelted with insults, tomatoes for RACIALIZING~
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Dec 14, 2018 21:44
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priznat posted:probably should be some way to prevent the system from being gamed well we wouldn’t want to run out of citizenships
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Dec 14, 2018 21:47
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Subjunctive posted:well we wouldn’t want to run out of citizenships They don't grow on trees ya know
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Dec 14, 2018 21:50
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citizenship is like currency, print to much and you devalue the whole lot
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Dec 14, 2018 22:12
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My citizenship equity!
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HELOCs but for citizenship
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Dec 14, 2018 22:14
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"Why are we putting citizenship on the blockchain? Because it's 2020." -Justin Trudeau, 2020
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infernal machines posted:My citizenship equity! I keep trying to explain to my bank that if I ever run short on cash I will just marry a wealthy foreigner in need of Canadian citizenship, but for some weird reason this isn't helping me secure a loan. This country is really backwards when it comes to leveraging citizenship equity and I'm sick of it.
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Dec 14, 2018 23:15
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 NSS weekend circular So, Quebec is making political noise about wanting to build another supply ship for the RCN, which previously had two. As the Asterix, ordered as a stopgap by the conservatives, is a real outlier in Canada's Naval Shipbuilding adventures (being on time and on budget) the fed really really does not want to do this Today in Parliament, the conservative leader Reinhard Scheer accused the liberals of playing politics  to which the liberals responded "no, you"Of course, the Asterix is leased, the Harper government saw them as a stopgap till the NSS could churn out real replacements. So doing the same deal with Davie again is no problem. The issue here (and why the Liberals are acting like suggestions another be made are an angry swarm of bees attacking their head) is Irving and Seaspan don't want it. Of course, bear in mind the leasing thing - while Canada **could** say "huh I guess off the shelf really is good enough for supply ships" the government is really unlikely to do so, since that would cast doubt on if the NSS was best value etc. The fear here is that Davie could wedge its foot in the NSS door, and maybe, I dunno, compete with the other two shipyards for contracts if there were "areas" where work had to be faster or programs had fallen too far behind The awful specter of "competition" and "other ways to do things aside from the NSS" is a fear the shipyards and the government share Oh and the Vice Admiral Norman trial, the prosecution realized its case of "doing the bad thing" was too weak, so they've shifted to saying "Norman did inaprop things" citing a case of an officer in JTF2 (Canada's anti-terror fast reaction force) who used government trucks on his farm and got JTF personnel to work on his farm
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Dec 15, 2018 03:44
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Dec 15, 2018 04:04
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infernal machines posted:Canada has a navy? they're to keep the foreign fishermen away
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Dec 15, 2018 04:17
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flakeloaf posted:That's pretty rich coming from the guy who had a bunch of bitcoins and went on CBC radio to tell the old folks about amazing opportunities in bitcoin investing and how great an idea it was for others to invest in bitcoins. lmao how many old people do you think actually figured out how to buy bitcoins
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THC posted:an acquaintance of mine, who is broke, bought four (4) GPUs for butt mining, 2 months ago, on credit oh my god lmao
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Dec 15, 2018 09:46
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At this point you have better luck speculating on the GPUs than the BTC
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https://twitter.com/jkenney/status/1073996106504105985
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 https://www.nationalobserver.com/2018/11/13/news/guess-where-quebec-gets-its-oil Hmmm... 
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Dec 15, 2018 23:37
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Also, I'll leave this here http://progressivecanadian.ca/ 
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Stink Billyums posted:they're to keep the foreign fishermen away Also international treaties we're part of (mainly NATO and NORAD) not to mention basic bitch sovereignty means we need certain military capacities. These include being able to control ocean approaches and defending our own airspace. Since WW2 Canada has traditionally favored the navy over the army and the air force in spending, since we have a gigantic amount of coastline. This is also why the NSS has rolled forward despite its issues; if you're gonna have a navy, having the industrial capital and know-how to make and repair modern navy ships makes sense, as navies are a really long term thing
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Dec 16, 2018 00:18
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ah yes, canadian oil that has never been obtained through violence or coercion
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The Archaic posted:Bill 66. So long Green belt! Nice knowing you! the weirdest thing about this is that nobody actually wants to develop the green belt but doug is SUPER INSISTENT on it
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Nebakenezzer posted:Also international treaties we're part of (mainly NATO and NORAD) not to mention basic bitch sovereignty means we need certain military capacities. These include being able to control ocean approaches and defending our own airspace. Since WW2 Canada has traditionally favored the navy over the army and the air force in spending, since we have a gigantic amount of coastline. This is also why the NSS has rolled forward despite its issues; if you're gonna have a navy, having the industrial capital and know-how to make and repair modern navy ships makes sense, as navies are a really long term thing Do we have a blue water Navy yet?
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Yinlock posted:ah yes, canadian oil that has never been obtained through violence or coercion also Quebec gets like 80% of its oil products from Canada lol
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Yinlock posted:the weirdest thing about this is that nobody actually wants to develop the green belt but doug is SUPER INSISTENT on it cities dont want to but developers would LOVE to and we all know who the PCs actually serve
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infernal machines posted:POOR IMPULSE CONTROL he's just an excitable boy
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Yinlock posted:ah yes, canadian oil that has never been obtained through violence or coercion I'm the alberta oil cowboy stepping all over BC trying to sell his barrel
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https://twitter.com/PpcToronto/status/1073999297862098944 Is that supposed to be ... Hitler hair?
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bring back old gbs posted:I'm the alberta oil cowboy stepping all over BC trying to sell his barrel it's the cleanest oil possible, that we have collected by wringing out dirt
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also lol that the liberals hosed over p. much everyone to build this stupid pipeline but forgot the minor step of "who's actually going to buy this oil"
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Yinlock posted:also lol that the liberals hosed over p. much everyone to build this stupid pipeline but forgot the minor step of "who's actually going to buy this oil" dont forget that when they did the math to justify building the pipeline, they assumed that drastically increasing the supply of dilbit to east asia would result in the price for dilbit in east asia going up up up
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vyelkin posted:cities dont want to but developers would LOVE to and we all know who the PCs actually serve The 905ers who voted him in will just love the new hordes of people living north of them commuting down It's going to be sweet
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vyelkin posted:dont forget that when they did the math to justify building the pipeline, they assumed that drastically increasing the supply of dilbit to east asia would result in the price for dilbit in east asia going up up up supply side economics has never failed once, except for every single time
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vyelkin posted:cities dont want to but developers would LOVE to and we all know who the PCs actually serve iirc even the developers don't really care mostly because there's not enough waterfront for cottages
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Yinlock posted:iirc even the developers don't really care huh? they've been crying over the inability to turn greenfield lands into endless 30" towns and semis for the last infernal machines has issued a correction as of 16:29 on Dec 16, 2018 |
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infernal machines posted:huh? oh right, I got developers and city planners mixed up because I haven't slept in way too long, my bad
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I mean I know boomer priority 1 rn is destroying as much of the environment as possible before they die
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Just as millenial priority #1 should be destroying as many backhoes and front end loaders as possible before they boil
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