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state supported BLM and antifa were the same thing; all they wanted was for us to fight back. Even after the election was purposely shown to be worthless they tried to january 6th the real people (non-state sponsored people) and failed, so they made up a bunch of crap and took political prisoners to humiliate us.

violence would give them excuses to be shitheads, right now they have to make shit up, and so they have little support.

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violence would give them excuses to be shitheads, right now they have to make shit up, and so they have little support.

I wouldn't bet against a violent response being staged as justification for further crackdowns.

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That is kind of part of "making shit up" though. Like with january 6th, witmer, etc. we know that they are false flags that were staged to attack us.

Imagine an actual event where real people ended up killing 100+ state sponsored actors; they could then do something like arrest people for using gab or whatever.

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He’s a real, all-around piece of shit.

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And his mother was a commie fucking whore.

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Had the gall to make a bunch of Olympic tweets lol.

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The US is telling him what to do

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He wants his mommy. She was hot. He’s an idiot. Why did any of you canucks vote for him. I’m scratching my head.

Oh yeah, I forgot apparently 81 million of us voted for this knucklehead: Biden (do your own search)

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It's the drawback to having a greater than two-party system. His minority government got about 33% of the popular vote, but took a larger number of ridings than the other 4ish or so parties. Then they form a coalition, usually with the parties that came third or fourth, (however much they need to form a 'majority') to hold power as long as they can. A weird twist is that sometimes the third-place party has more power than the first-ranked, by threatening to withhold support for a bill that they don't like.

And that's what I recall from my Canadian civics classes decades ago.