Harry @DominionLancer

@watchfulcnd @johnwtomkinson Ya funny

@ianbremmer @honjamesmoore WHY ARE YOU GOING TO THE TROUBLE OF POSTING IN ALL LOWER CASE? ITS GAY AND A ONLINE LEFTIST TENDENCY FROM YEARS AGO. ARE YOU INTO INDIE ROCK TOO, HOMO

@ianbremmer @honjamesmoore Significant portions of “america’s allies” (why are you committed to lower case like you’re working for Gawker in 2016, you clown) populations don’t support pissing tax dollars away on this hopeless war. Time to negotiate a settlement and stop the killing.

@badazn What are you even talking about. The referendum will massively fail. But even if it did succeed, it wouldn’t be accepted. They can arm themselves and fight for it, or they can shut the fuck up

@ElleDee2Dee @johnwtomkinson We’re going to shave your head like a Dutch whore who fucked Nazis after the Netherlands were liberated

@RyanHastman @jengerson Alberta separatists are like indians. They have an entitlement complex. They got their hand out demanding a larger share of the pie. And like indians, they are retarded.

Canada does not need an additional 15 million Indians. We should send these highly qualified international students back to India, so that they can enrich their own country.

AwareBears @bears_aware

3 days ago

Saint John, New Brunswick: This man was caught dumping multiple bags of garbage at a playground and even threw some into the Saint John river. We need harsh punishments for illegal dumping before Canada is turned into a third world country.

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@macleans We’re going to shave their heads when this is over

@timescolonist Here “hate” means opposing the NDP. You’re not allowed to do that

@CHEK_News Literally anything is better than the NDP.

@Bt2Dr4 @CTVVancouver 100%. I would vote for Stalin or Mussolini if it meant Eby went into exile in Antarctica

The indigenous people of British Columbia do NOT need to be conquered. Their subjugation by the British Crown was completed over 150 years ago. Just ask the Chilcotin war chiefs who massacred a road crew in 1864 believing it to be an act of war. Governor Frederick Seymour marshalled 100 men, tracked them down, took them as prisoners, had them tried, convicted, and then hanged for murder under British law. Or ask the 200 Cowichan tribesmen who in 1853 grabbed their arrows and rowed out in war canoes in defiance of a colonial order to relinquish a man accused of murder. Governor James Douglas gathered 150 men on two warships and sailed under commission of the Crown into their village. It only took two hours. The man was handed over without a shot fired. Ask the Penelakut who, the following year, made the mistake of firing upon and killing a sailor aboard another Douglas gunboat arriving to arrest men accused of murdering two settlers. The village was shelled for 30 minutes and then burned. Within weeks, the culprits were apprehended, tried, convicted, and executed for the murders. There was never any need or desire among the colonial authorities to enter treaties after these skirmishes because the sovereignty of the Crown was abundantly clear. The few treaties on southern Vancouver Island that Douglas did enter early in his tenure were not offered out of necessity, but practicality. Sometimes you settle not because you accept the legitimacy of another party’s claim, but to avoid unnecessary conflict. What you did not see during the founding of British Columbia, however, was colonial malice or revenge. Slavery, torture, and retributive cycles of violence which had prevailed on the land since time immemorial quite suddenly came to an end. Crown justice was buttressed by the Mercy of the Cross. In 1872, Judge Matthew Begbie, who had sentenced the Chilcotin Chiefs eight years earlier, commuted the death sentences of four Metlakatla men, including the Chief, convicted for murder. They were returned to their village and trusted into the care of Anglican priest William Duncan. Begbie wrote: “When the head is white, the heart ought to be prudent and moderate.” Duncan reported in the years following that the men had become happy and docile under his instruction. When gold miners surged northward from San Francisco, colonial protection was provided. When smallpox broke out in 1862, thousands were vaccinated. These too were gracious acts of sovereign power. The natives are restless in British Columbia today. We don’t need to reconquer them. We don’t necessarily need treaties either. What we do need is to restore the peace, order, and good governance that colonial authorities established long ago through the sovereign exercise of the will of the Crown tempered by the wisdom and grace of the Cross.

@johnwtomkinson My country, ya fucking tool. And because you’re a traitor, you’ll be considered that forever in the Canadian province of Alberta.

@emveekay89 @CTVVancouver Absolute nonsense. The bridge was cancelled and a new tunnel ordered because it differentiated the NDP from the Liberals. Piss our money away to make a choice based on aesthetics. Incompetence, supported by retards. G̴o̴t̴t̴a̴ ̴w̴o̴n̴d̴e̴r̴ ̴w̴h̴y̴

@Nick_Decap We don’t matter. The politicians have a fiduciary obligation to increase Canadian GDP. Culture, communities, dont matter. Good people don’t worry about that stuff because that’s bigoted. Canada is for everyone. All are welcome. In fact, I should KMS to make room for an immigrant

@ChrisSpoke We need to accelerate these programs until every single white person has been demographically replaced. (White peoples are bad)

@CTVNationalNews Stop replacing us

These motherfukers won’t stop until we are all gone. If you said to these people that in 100 years Canada would be 50% Indian and 50% Chinese, they’d say what’s wrong with that, you racist.

unusual_whales @unusual_whales

2 days ago

BREAKING: The Canadian government is removing the requirement for employers to prove they can't find a Canadian for high wage jobs, per CTV

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