Hoisttheblackflag

Pronouns and a Palestinian flag. I'm shocked by his take!

The Democrats have a problem: Donald Trump is so unpopular that if you ran a banana against an average Republican candidate, the banana would win with 70% of the vote. However, the Democrats refuse to run candidates with the basic likeability of a banana. Instead, they run communist bananas plastered with trans-rights stickers, turning what should be an easy landslide into a constant toss-up.

There's always at least one loon in the mix. You lefties had over a decade and all the did was make Canadians poorer. Time to shut up and get out of the way.

Failing politicians always look to create an external enemy. You'd think that would be China, Iran, and Russia, not a long time ally. MAGA: Support Russia, punish Canada.

He's already 2/3 of the way to being a career politician. Now he just has to work on upping his corruption game.

Politicians should make the median salary of their constituents. Incentivize them to improve the economy.

Lots of "experts" are informing me that Canada didn't exist until 1867 so there were no Canadians before this time. History is complicated and this take is too simplistic. While Canadian citizenship did not exist, people in the region referred to themselves as Canadians long before the country was established. 1600s - Early European writers used Canadien and related terms for Indigenous inhabitants of the St. Lawrence region, sometimes applying them imprecisely to different Indigenous peoples. By the mid-1600s, French colonists increasingly adopted the term for themselves, distinguishing their colonial society from France. Late 1600s–1700s - French-speaking inhabitants of the St. Lawrence colony increasingly called themselves Canadiens. The term came to distinguish locally born or established colonial inhabitants from newcomers arriving from France. 1791–1812 - The identity became more politically complicated when Britain divided the former Province of Quebec into Upper Canada and Lower Canada in 1791. French-speaking inhabitants continued to identify as Canadiens, while English-speaking settlers more often identified as British or English. The broader label Canadian was beginning to encompass both populations, but it was not yet universally used in that sense. 1867 - On July 1, 1867, the Dominion of Canada was created. The word Canadian now had an official national framework, although a shared national identity developed gradually and unevenly across the country. To further complicate matters, Canadian citizenship did not exist as a legal status prior to January 1, 1947. Before that date, anyone born or naturalized in Canada was legally classified as a British subject, not a Canadian citizen.

"Violent rioters." And the non-violent rioters? You know the ones involved in mostly peaceful protest. What happens to them?

You encourage what you permit. Send in the military and arrest everyone.

Communism

Too hot out? Don’t buy an air conditioner, get a child bride.

"Doomsday Glacier" "Atmospheric River" "Bomb Cyclone" "Zombie Ice" It's not the weather anymore, it's the title of the most recent B movie.