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Your taxes pay for communist troons to live burden free lives. The Canadian taxpayer is raped and pillaged by every freak on our soil.
I got my own private room at the homeless shelter which means I can play minecraft and hoi4 on my puter agaaaaaiiiinn YIPPPEEEEE
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The last thing my ballot sees before I, a sensitive young man, vote for every Republican candidate.
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CANADA WOMAN CRUSHED by CEMENT TRUCK making a RIGHT TURN as she crosses
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choose your fighter
Still one of my favourite photos ever
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Spray paint social was a success.
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Tweets from a black plague doctor circa 1350.
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Jews don't even try anymore, they just pledge allegiance to the Red Army. Isn't this supposed to be an antisemitic trope?
Oh, my great-grandpa was an officer in the Red Army. He commanded 70 men against the Nazis, helping hasten the liberation of our people, the Jewish people! THAT is an honourable cause, fought under a noble banner. The poppy is not for me nor my ancestor, whose name I bear.
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Absolutely mortified to see the Irish flag bastardised like this. Our ancestors who fought for our freedom did not fight for us to suck up to an Islamic regime.
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Replying to @slayerofsnails
Uncropped edit. Coward
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BREAKING: US and Israel are heading toward a joint military campaign against Iran that may start in the coming days, and is expected to go beyond strikes on the nuclear, missile and energy programs to target ports and other facilities, per multiple US officials to i24NEWS.
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>Jake Fitzsimons posting coal on my tl
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I'm so enamored with your yapping 🥰
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Influencers descend on Serbia.
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People have often compared the relationship between Anglo Canada and Quebec to that of England and Ireland, and while there are some similarities there particularly in the visceral emotions during the Cold War, I’d actually argue that Quebec is closer to Canada’s Scotland. >Scotland entered the British union in 1707 as an established kingdom with its own institutions and national consciousness. Québec entered Confederation in 1867 as the homeland of French Canadians, whose institutions and identity predated the Dominion. >Scotland and Quebec became elements of a larger political order while retaining separate identities. Both the English and Scottish can be British, both Anglo and French Canadians can be “Canadian”. >Scotland preserved its legal system and established church under the Union of 1707. Québec retained its civil law tradition, while the Quebec Act of 1774 protected Catholic religious practice and established important foundations for institutional continuity >Scottish identity has historically coexisted with British identity, just as French Canadian identity has coexisted with Canadian identity. In both cases, nationalists have disagreed over whether their distinctive peoplehood is best expressed through political independence or continued participation in a multinational union. >Scots were disproportionately involved in, and benefited enormously from, the British Empire, particularly through commerce, banking, industry, trade, colonial administration, and the military. >French Canadians likewise disproportionately participated in and benefited from the expansion of British North America and the Canadian economy, establishing banks, credit unions, grocery enterprises, factories, and steamship companies. They helped establish the Hudson’s Bay Company, the North West Company, explored vast swathes of the continent, contributed four Fathers of Confederation, and produced six prime ministers >Fast forward to 2026, certain Scottish and Québécois nationalists are suddenly smol wittle itty bitty decolonial Third World beans who dindu nuffin, possessed absolutely no historical agency, and were apparently dragged kicking and screaming into the imperial projects their ancestors helped build.
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Remember. It's all Trump's fault.
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Les jeunes trouvent pas de travail ? C'est faux !
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Foreigners like phil here unironically believe that English is their language. This mentality is why Indians have some of the worst pronunciation of any "English speaking" people while insisting it is perfect.
And I'm saying it seems like a good idea for us to determine that OUR pronunciation is Tur-Kee-Ya. Solves some annoying issues for us.
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People need to accept that NIMBYism is the path forward. It's one of the last remaining pro-White opinions legally allowed in the west.
The cost of living is spiralling and these twats are blocking an affordable supermarket. Should stick a 24 hours Lidl directly opposite her house as punishment.
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Labour will sharply reduce funding for some of Britain’s most affluent councils and divert it to poorer areas, after Andy Burnham has promised to create “good growth in every postcode”. Councils in the vales and shires will lose £61m of grant funding from central government over the next three years, while urban areas will see an uplift of £2.9bn, according to ONS figures ⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/10…
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