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Marc Emery is old news creepy, get with the now https://twitter.com/TLNewmanMTL/status/1151997890501365761?s=19
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Postess with the Mostest posted:Marc Emery is old news creepy, get with the now Going around taking poor minority woman to court as a well off trans woman over any and all slights is the opposite of praxis Edit: lots of weird creepy pedophile screen caps from her on twitter too, a shame because the news will run with that if it keeps escalating Edit edit: theres already people in chud twitter pulling the THE SJWS FINALLY ARE TRYING TO ATTACK HETEROSEXUALITY AND GOD!!! Edit edit edit: shes also somehow a mega racist herself? What???? My brain is pinging here her twitter feed is a mix of LGBT advocation, racism, and actual pedophilla advocation? drjuggalo has issued a correction as of 06:15 on Jul 19, 2019 |
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hah that's the person who told a lady chud that she had a poison womb last week https://nationalpost.com/news/free-...mended_articles 
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drjuggalo posted:Going around taking poor minority woman to court as a well off trans woman over any and all slights is the opposite of praxis why do you do this to yourself?
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I absolutely hate clownworld for letting twitter disputes seep into actual news. Can you even loving imagine this kind of coverage of the internet 10+ years ago? proto-twitter posted:upcoming interview with autismZXspectrum, banned for posting anime in the wrong subforum and sassing a mod!
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incontinence 100 posted:I thought he was quite revered for everything he's done for the weed community. I know a million potheads and 'Marc and his wife are creepy and weird' is the unanimous consensus
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Jul 19, 2019 14:22
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Ottawa sets aside $900M to settle sexual misconduct lawsuits against Canadian Armed Forces
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Jul 19, 2019 17:49
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Fashionable Jorts posted:Ottawa sets aside $900M to settle sexual misconduct lawsuits against Canadian Armed Forces Lol 900m but not admitting liability, totally normal Nice military good job
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That much is a common clause in settlements though, isn't it? also quote:Government lawyers had previously sought to stop the class-action lawsuit and faced backlash after telling a court the government does not "owe a private law duty of care to individual members within the CAF to provide a safe and harassment-free work environment, or to create policies to prevent sexual harassment or sexual assault."  at least he's keeping his word to stop spending money fighting losing legal battles against our own people
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Fashionable Jorts posted:Ottawa sets aside $900M to settle sexual misconduct lawsuits against Canadian Armed Forces Lol, that's probably barely enough to cover everything that occurred at the barracks when I did my BMQ/SQ (bootcamp) over a decade ago. Its such a loving problem in the CF it's unreal. The entire military justice system only serves to downgrade incidents to "fraternization" and punish both parties, which in turn ensures it doesn't become a statistic or part of the civilian justice system.
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Virtual Russian posted:Lol, that's probably barely enough to cover everything that occurred at the barracks when I did my BMQ/SQ (bootcamp) over a decade ago. Its such a loving problem in the CF it's unreal. The entire military justice system only serves to downgrade incidents to "fraternization" and punish both parties, which in turn ensures it doesn't become a statistic or part of the civilian justice system. The important thing is, nobody's liable
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reminder that the trudeau government spent at least $110,000 fighting to avoid paying $6,000 for a First Nations teenager's orthodontic treatment while also voting in favour of NDP motions asking them to stop fighting First Nations people over medical procedures, and they saw that as a good use of money because it would establish precedent that they don't have to pay for such procedures in the future
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As a taxpayer, gently caress the liberals
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RBC posted:As a taxpayer, gently caress the liberals As a taxpayer, gently caress Canada.
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apatheticman posted:As a taxpayer, gently caress Canada. Yep
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vyelkin posted:reminder that the trudeau government spent at least $110,000 fighting to avoid paying $6,000 for a First Nations teenager's orthodontic treatment while also voting in favour of NDP motions asking them to stop fighting First Nations people over medical procedures, and they saw that as a good use of money because it would establish precedent that they don't have to pay for such procedures in the future ah yes, I forgot the libs they must lib
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 Everything but the one in the yukon is heat warnings. That's heat warnings over permafrost.
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What's the climate equivalent of milkshaking a racist? Because I want to do it so bad
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just drink the milkshake because it's too damned hot
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EvidenceBasedQuack posted:What's the climate equivalent of milkshaking a racist? Because I want to do it so bad soy latteing a capitalist
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EvidenceBasedQuack posted:What's the climate equivalent of milkshaking a racist? Because I want to do it so bad Burn down a cottage
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EvidenceBasedQuack posted:What's the climate equivalent of milkshaking a racist? Because I want to do it so bad milkshaking a pipeline proponent
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Another Bill posted:Lol 900m but not admitting liability, totally normal The military and police services have a long history of treating women as lower than It would show integrity to admit liability, what a terrible decision by Canada
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Jul 20, 2019 23:07
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IT requirements given out to the lowest bidder.
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incontinence 100 posted:why is the government livestreaming on Facebook? why not? it's public and basically free, there's no reason not to do it except that they're also apparently this guy 
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incontinence 100 posted:why is the government livestreaming on Facebook? Cops and people who are pro-cop LOVE facebook Guaranteed your local police force have a facebook page with a full time employee talking to random people online and posting about BAD GUYS around your local area
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Fried Watermelon posted:Cops and people who are pro-cop LOVE facebook All cops are heroes!! Why do you hate facebook cops!!
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Order of Canada recipient lord Conrad Black's name was found in Jeffery epstein's black book because of course it was
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I just moved so for some reason I now have this by my bedside. Roughly 25 years old and completely useless for the last ten. Seen in 2012 or so: 
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Another Bill posted:Lol 900m but not admitting liability, totally normal The RCMP had to have their ability to investigate internal sex harassment taken away and given to an outside board, it would not surprise me at all if a similar move happens with the CF Also: Canada is ready for new airplane pitches. It promises to limit baksheeh considerations to 20% of the overall score. Candidates: Super Hornet (Boeing), Eurofighter Typhoon (Airbus), F-35 (Lockheed), Gripen (Saab). If you want an in-depth analysis, This is a good blog If you are asking what Canada needs in fighters, you can break it down in a few ways. For basic bitch sovereignty reasons that are non-negotiable, a nation needs to be able to defend and police its own airspace. Any of these can do that. Second non-optional requirement is holding up our end in Defense pacts we're members of, namely NORAD and NATO. Both of these groups want us to be able to defend our own airspace to a level of acceptable competence - and also integrate cleanly into larger operations in those alliances. The American options can do that no problem; the European aircraft you have to look more closely at the fine print. The latest Gripen is the E, and is not finished testing yet (though as a matter of policy Saab develops its aircraft to follow all relevent NATO standards - think munitions and communication) and the Eurofighter Typhoon is kind of a hodgepodge consortium which means you have to read the fine print. Austria is actually suing airbus for fobbing off on their Airforce useless fighters, so that's a concern. Then there's the requirement that it do what the RCAF needs it to do. Depending on how much detail you want this is endless, but the RCAF needs an all rounder: something that can drop bombs, fight enemy aircraft, and perform tactical reconnasance. Three of these are proven the fourth is the Eurofighter. It started development in the 1980s as an air superiority fighter (IE a specialist in attacking other aircraft) and grafting on the "all rounder" aspects has been slow and painful, so def a black mark there. Another pretty obvious requirement: not be ruinously expensive. The amount of money it costs to operate an aircraft over its lifetime is a much bigger cost than the initial purchase price. Reliability is important here as well. The Gripen and the Super Hornet are clustered around the "extremely cost effective and reliable" part of the spectrum, while the other two are mysteries, though would cost a lot more. The Typhoon is apparently a dog (or maybe a Jaguar) judged by this standard, while the F-35 remains a moving target. In the Harper admin, the costs per hour and airframe costs were just too high, regardless of anything else; but these having been coming down. Stealth is a sidebar here, since that's the F-35's party piece. The knock against it has been "we only want this so we can join America on imperialist adventures." Honestly in that infamous letter that some DND dumb-dumb wrote to whitewash Harper just picking the F-35, I'm sure that was a notion, but like the letter, the sentiment is dumb. TL;DR air defense systems have gotten crazy good, so in a contested environment low observability might be essential for effective operations, so actually figuring out if its something that makes sense for Canada will be part of the expert assessment.
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Nebakenezzer posted:The RCMP had to have their ability to investigate internal sex harassment taken away and given to an outside board, it would not surprise me at all if a similar move happens with the CF We'll just pick the most expensive one because of course. Its worth mentioning that twin engines *should* be on this list two, but not even the CF seems concerned with that.
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on the topic of jets why are we buying them seems like a waste of money. Are there any good canada focused political magazines? Is the Walrus any good or Canadian Dimension?
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Suplex Liberace posted:on the topic of jets why are we buying them seems like a waste of money. Avro Arrow 2 miniseries is gonna be lit
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Suplex Liberace posted:Are there any good canada focused political magazines? Is the Walrus any good or Canadian Dimension? I found the Walrus to be boring and self congratulatory, but haven't looked at it in years. For my money, Macleans has been doing decent political coverage with a variety of viewpoints reperesented under Paul Wells *runs out of thread ducking thrown tomatoes*
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