The Americas The Tyranny of Trudeau's Canada

[Cherico]

Assuming that, like Trump, they don’t find a way to stop him…

Why would they?

Canada's left clearly fucked up and plans on using him and the right as scape goats for all of the problems their policies created. There will be a media blitz blaming him and the conservatives for all of canada's problems that will run 24-7. Then he will be rather quickly ejected and some one even worse will come to power.

This process will continue until some body leaves which will disolve canada as a nation.

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

Why would they?

Canada's left clearly fucked up and plans on using him and the right as scape goats for all of the problems their policies created. There will be a media blitz blaming him and the conservatives for all of canada's problems that will run 24-7. Then he will be rather quickly ejected and some one even worse will come to power.

This process will continue until some body leaves which will disolve canada as a nation.

We already know who is the worst one: Jagmeet Singh. Get that guy into power, and you'd have damaged India-Canada relations, especially his ties to Sikh separatist groups. This is the example.

 

[Jormungandr]

SHOCKING COMMUNISM IN CANADA! Quebec to Require QR Code to Leave Island! Viva Frei Vlawg

The Left will never stop. We've seen this time and time again.

The supposed ways to halt or even outright stop them, such as voting, will not work because they will lie, cheat, steal, and subvert the systems meant to stop them. We've already seen this in America.

I fear the only ways that'll put an end to Leftist/communist insanity are either a) when the Canadian parliament is stormed and the majority of government officials, including Castro's Love Child, are literally lynched in the streets or b) Canada breaks up, and even then one or two of the successor countries will probably still go full communist from the Leftist rot.

 

[49ersfootball]

They tried back in 1995, but the referendum ended in failure. That also eventually led to this whole Equalization payment that Alberta and Saskatchewan often complained about.

Translation: Quebec won't risk it again ?

 

[AnimalNoodles]

Translation: Quebec won't risk it again ?

They have been given two chances, once in 1980, once in 1995. Mass immigration has probably put it out of reach.

 

[Husky_Khan]

The City of Edmonton and only Edmonton is compelling businesses to charge fifteen cents for paper bags, like the to go ones used at McDonalds...

 

[PsihoKekec]

Canada is introducing a new hate speech law which is retroactive and arbitrary as fuck.

The Canadian law proposal is outright mad. It is retroactive, which goes against all our Western legal tradition, according to which you can be punished only if you infringed a law that was valid at the time when you committed a crime: “And it isn’t just stuff you’ve posted after the new law comes into force you can get into trouble for – oh, no – but anything you’ve posted, ever, dating back to the dawn of the internet. In other words, it’s a gold-embossed invitation to offence archaeologists to do their worst, with the prospect of a $20,000 reward if they hit paydirt. The only way to protect yourself is to go through all your social media accounts and painstakingly delete anything remotely controversial you’ve ever said.”

Canada introduces blood-curdling new 'thought police' law that would make even Stalin blush... - Revolver News

 

[Jormungandr]

Canada is becoming more of an authoritarian dystopia by the month.

 

[Typhonis]

So Canada is becoming Marvel Canada?

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

It's okay to commit thought crimes. It's okay to use wrongspeak.

Seriously, the government here is seriously trying to destroy our ability to hate anything in general.

 

[DarthOne]

It's okay to commit thought crimes. It's okay to use wrongspeak.

Seriously, the government here is seriously trying to destroy our ability to hate anything in general.

I wonder how many Canadians are starting to wonder if their victory in the war of 1812 was such a good thing...

 

[TheRomanSlayer]

I wonder how many Canadians are starting to wonder if their victory in the war of 1812 was such a good thing...

Canadian nationalism is basically hockey, universal health care, and wokeism on steroids, and taking pride in the fact that they are not America.

Although if we're talking a out a British victory in the War of 1812 that also allows them to take all of Louisiana territory, that is a whole different story. It would be uber-Canada from sea to shining sea, in a different direction.