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It sucks to say, but ignoring Indigenous people's endless demands and confrontations is the first step in making change in this country.
Quebec premier to be absent at First Nations meeting ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/…
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close the border man
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Desperate fathers never think of selling themselves. It's always the daughter. Always the girl who pays, with her body and her childhood, for the men who failed her, and for the men who bought her, who belong in prison.
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males felt 1% of the beauty standards and started hitting their faces like retards
Russian zoomers are once again injuring themselves with hammers to get sharper cheekbones — more than 100 people have suffered injuries from “bonesmashing”
Young looksmaxxers aged 15–26 believe that hitting their cheekbones and chins will make their bones more prominent and their faces more masculine. Even grown men up to the age of 45 are engaging in this practice.
In reality, one young man suffered a haemorrhage, while another experienced numbness in part of his face. The blows can damage nerves and fracture the jaw and cheekbones.
Repeated injuries can lead to fibrosis, which may require surgery to correct.
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if men said their shit was made of chocolate a lot of women would genuinely be waiting by the toilet
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People aren’t gaining popularity or status very organically anymore and that’s probably why everything and everyone is so corny now.
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38% of non-white Canadians think there are too many non-white immigrants compared to 34% of white Canadians who think so
A new poll on immigration from the Environics Institute finds that first-generation Canadians and non-white Canadians have stronger opinions against immigration than white Canadians and third-generation+ Canadians.
63% of first-generation Canadians and 60% of non-white Canadians think too many immigrants are not adopting Canadian values.
57% of first-generation Canadians and 54% of non-white Canadians think that many refugee claimants are fake.
