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Starks posted:And another example of cops absolutely not understanding the material they are referencing: i appreciate that this one includes a bottle opener
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Trapick posted:Does this mean something different to cops or are they all just looking for threesomes? I also thought it was that based on an urbandictionary search, but I just stumbled upon this and it might be a reference to a “fusion center” (which seems like one of those joint operation bases you see on TV): https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2017/mar/16/DEA-patches/ if that’s the case I’m sure it was a very valuable use of public finances
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so can every cop unlock these coins or only the ones who buy the premium season pass?
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So it looks like a racist mob burned down a native lobster processing facility. Keep classy Canada: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/mi-kmaw-lobster-fishery-1.5761468 quote:Vehicle torched, lobster pounds storing Mi'kmaw catches trashed during night of unrest in N.S.
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Rutibex posted:So it looks like a racist mob burned down a native lobster processing facility. Keep classy Canada: hosed up. This loving country.
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Rutibex posted:So it looks like a racist mob burned down a native lobster processing facility. Keep classy Canada: White people are savages being allowed to unleash their cruelty but I, without fail, get probbed for saying they must be stopped. 
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I couldn't find the legit report anywhere off that tweet. Seems like it would be pretty massive news.
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Rutibex posted:So it looks like a racist mob burned down a native lobster processing facility. Keep classy Canada: RCMP just sitting around letting it happen too What else is new? The genocide continues
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Fried Watermelon posted:RCMP just sitting around letting it happen too This reads like the saddest haiku ever
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former glory posted:I couldn't find the legit report anywhere off that tweet. Seems like it would be pretty massive news. You have to comb through their old news releases, i.e. here are their revised August numbers in the September report are here: https://www.newswire.ca/news-releas...-857566556.html quote:"The labour market continued to post a decline in employment," said Ahu Yildirmaz, vice president and co-head of the ADP Research Institute. "The biggest job losses were in the trade, transportation and utilities; education and healthcare; and manufacturing sectors."
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Fried Watermelon posted:RCMP just sitting around letting it happen too I am willing to bet money that off-duty RCMP officers were in mob doing the burning.
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RCMP have body cameras, if they wanted they could have just turned them on and recorded everything. Then they would have a record of everyones face and they could go arrest everyone the next day, just like protests. Obviously thats not happening
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Starks posted:And another example of cops absolutely not understanding the material they are referencing: I knew a loser in high school who became a weird gun masturbator who lamented not being able to join the army or police because he was colour blind. I cut off contact with him because he became more and more insufferable but some other friends did not. I heard stories about him like how he went to LAN parties and mute his game but blasted American right-wing talk radio recordings at maximum volume. He also liked to go on rants about how bad immigrants were even though he was born in Hong Kong. A couple years ago I saw him reply to a post of a friend of a friend on Facebook so I checked out his profile. He's a prison guard now and his profile picture was him and his prison guard friends in Judge Dredd cosplay at what looked like a professional photoshoot. I guess a lot of criticism of cops in media is lost on them like that "cool robot" meme except "cool fascism"
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https://twitter.com/christineeboyle/status/1316777270720126976?s=19 ELECT MORE FEMALE CHUDS
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can someone explain this to me. this is a private company? doesn’t stats Canada track our job numbers?
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Cold on a Cob posted:You have to comb through their old news releases, i.e. here are their revised August numbers in the September report are here: Cool - thanks. Looks like from what the guy is saying, their model must be complete garbage. For the numbers to swing that wildly and not make national news. No way those numbers are of consequence at that magnitude, otherwise we'd be hearing nothing but that.
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Starks posted:can someone explain this to me. this is a private company? doesn’t stats Canada track our job numbers? They are a payroll company. They know who actually has a job and how much is the person getting paid.
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Fried Watermelon posted:RCMP just sitting around letting it happen too I guess you can break the law and destroy/steal private property without arrest or punishment if you're doing it to the right people. Very cool country.
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mila kunis posted:I guess you can break the law and destroy/steal private property without arrest or punishment if you're doing it to the right people. Very cool country.
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thehoodie posted:I assume you are talking about Derek Corrigan (whose party, Burnaby Citizens Association, is informally associated with the NDP) - he is very bad on housing. So bad that he managed to get turfed even though his party won 7/8 seats on Burnaby City Council (the other going to Joey Shithead!). I wouldn't put a lot of weight on Corrigan's views being representative of the NDP as a whole, but there is ample other evidence to show that the BCNDP is absolutely abysmal on the housing front. Today's "plan" for rent repayment being one of them. Yeah, Corrigan. He was a sneering classist rear end in a top hat, offloaded any responsibility whatsoever to other branches of government, was clearly in the pocket of condo devs, and made it apparent that homeless people and activists were ignorant scum to him. Choice quotes: 'We live in a capitalist society, we can't interfere with private property! I grew up poor and worked my rear end off to get a law degree harumph.' 'The working class are easily affording 500k downpayments for new developments now.' 'This is why I don't take advice from people wearing flannel shirts.' The whole meeting was just a giant PR blizzard about how more investment condos would magically fix everything. It's not a case of a few bad apples in the party, or whose platform is better - any party in power will always have severe neoliberal tendencies simply due to the structural location of the state apparatus relative to the griftscam pyramid that is Canada's so called 'economy'. Reality just appears to be neoliberal from up there. The longer any single person or group is in office, the more neoliberal they'll get. Election platforms are just beautiful lies - Canada is a parasite flea on America's increasingly bald head, and the function of the state apparatus is to maintain this status quo at all costs. It's decidedly better to be living in a social democracy than the alternative, especially during the covid event, but electoral politicking within the current order does absolutely nothing without a mobilized, organized movement holding their feet to the fire.
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prom candy posted:between quick scrolling and the grainy pic I really thought that top one was Ellen degeneres for a sec lol well he does have some pretty toxic underlings too, with that chilliwack chud candidate finally overdoing it (free contraception is eugenics!!) and stepping aside.
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Juul-Whip posted:you can murder people by "accidentally" running them over with your car and probably the worst you'll get is a driving suspension and a fine It doesn't even need to be accidental if they're blocking the street in Manitoba now!
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Whew I was worried we are on an uphill climb with cases in Manitoba with no support from the government but their showing of power by limiting group sizes to 5 and letting everything but bars and casinos stay open really has me at ease. And then, instead of doing anything else, just suggesting that we should do better really makes me realize our government has our interests in heart. I'm sure every Manitoban will now adhere to the basic precautions now that they've been suggested to. Whew. That was a close one, everyone but Manitoba has is under control!
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CrcleSqreSanchz posted:Whew I was worried we are on an uphill climb with cases in Manitoba with no support from the government but their showing of power by limiting group sizes to 5 and letting everything but bars and casinos stay open really has me at ease. And then, instead of doing anything else, just suggesting that we should do better really makes me realize our government has our interests in heart. I'm sure every Manitoban will now adhere to the basic precautions now that they've been suggested to. We just watched the press conference at work and laughed our asses off. We're all going to die. Lmao this owns.
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Don't worry. Plan b is thinking positively. Livestreamed an hour a day of Roussin and Pallister just sitting in quiet meditation thinking positive thoughts. If that doesn't work they'll just start shooting people until numbers drop.
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I've seen more competency in authority officials rewatching Friday the 13th: Jason takes Manhattan which was mostly filmed in Canada anyway.
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What more do you want?! We are giving you one last weekend to pack into the bars before we go to Code Orange level 2!
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Code orange 2 (100+ cases a day) Code orange 3 (150+ cases a day) Then Roussin just finger wags us. (200+ cases a day) Then harder with a meaner look (leading Canada in cases) Code Red. Shut down. (20 minutes after the last living thing in the province has died) But don't worry I'm sure they'll find a way to normalize 50-80 cases a day and open er up for Christmas.
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Fried Watermelon posted:What more do you want?! We are giving you one last weekend to pack into the bars before we go to Code Orange level 2! I have been curious why there's a few days' gap between new rule announcement and it coming into effect. It's obviously intentional, but what's the reasoning. "We have a confirmed e. coli outbreak at this location, so we'll be shutting it down in the next 3-5 business days." Wonder what the overall effect is too. I could see it scaring people away as much as it encourages one last hurrah.
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pokeyman posted:I have been curious why there's a few days' gap between new rule announcement and it coming into effect. It's obviously intentional, but what's the reasoning. "We have a confirmed e. coli outbreak at this location, so we'll be shutting it down in the next 3-5 business days." My guess is they want to try to keep businesses open as long as possible. Increasing cases and only making an announcement on a Friday to go into effect after the weekend? That's after teasing for a week they were going to make an announcement too.
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It feels like everyone, especially officials, but everyone really, is playing this game of Stupid Chicken, where we all know what is going to have to happen but ~mayyyyyyybeeeeee~ it'll all be fine. Turning left completely shuts down the economy for a while while we wallow in misery. Turning the other shuts it down as well, but in a messy uncoordinated way and same but maybe worse misery.
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Rutibex posted:So it looks like a racist mob burned down a native lobster processing facility. Keep classy Canada:  ^^^ Please, if you see her, alert the local authorities (who will be standing around, yawning and shrugging).
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