There’s a genocide happening in Palestine right now and anyone calling out the terrorist IDF army gets called “antisemetic”.

Every single major news publisher trying their hardest to call this a war and not a genocide.

This is hilarious because women are purchasing concert tickets of a savage woman beater, Chris Brown, until they’re sold out. He has a sold out show in Toronto tonight.

I guess if you can dance, sing, and look good, women will let you beat other women while they buy tickets to your show.

Unfortunately it’s not just Indians. Lots of people in the private sector are convinced unions are bad because of the way they protect bad cops and bad unionized tradesmen. People really are getting stupider and more selfish by the day.

That’s some crazy mental gymnastics to not say “We need more public transit to get cars off the road”.

This is what happened in Ontario. Our premier took away mandatory paid sick days right away and guess what happened next? …Ontario voted for him again 4 years later with a majority. And then they did it again earlier this year.

Never underestimate how stupid the voter base is.

That’s a dad right there. I wish I had a dad like that.

at least Reddit is safe.

Lmao, what!? Reddit tries their best to know exactly who you are, where you live, your education, where you work, etc… And then they sell that data to anyone.

Every other organization in the world that bombs, rapes, and shoots children in the head get designated as a terrorist organization. But, the IDF gets a HUGE pass because Zionists seem to have great influence over the Western world.

The least the world can do is designate the IDF a terrorist organization.

No thanks. I don’t trust them after what they did to Nortel. It’s much better for Canada to build a high-speed train line and more LRTs all across Canada because:

• Building transit allows us to train our workers for these types of projects. Workers gain new skills which can be used for more transit projects.
• Relying on auto manufacturing results in federal and provincial governments dumping billions of investment incentives into these companies for production runs that are essentially limited time only. Once the production run is up after 5 or so years, they ask the government for more money again or they threaten to move production.
• Makes our communities walk-able, safer, and makes travelling more convenient.
• Our roads in major cities are already at or above capacity and we can’t keep jamming our roads with more and more cars.