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[chuckChuck]

As I said for those who can't understand:

Protest all you want within the law. But when your protest turns into illegal blockades the police and government have every right and the duty to shut you down.

A small minority of unelected people who disagree with any policy or government, don't get to break the law, make policy or overthrow the government.

“These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” Pierre Poilievre on Coastal gas link February 2020

[rumrocks]

As I said for those who can't understand:

Protest all you want within the law. But when your protest turns into illegal blockades the police and government have every right and the duty to shut you down.

A small minority of unelected people who disagree with any policy or government, don't get to break the law, make policy or overthrow the government.

“These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” Pierre Poilievre on Coastal gas link February 2020

Pierre called them blockaders, I believe the PM uses other words when describing protestors.

[Taiga]

[Guest]

As I said for those who can't understand:

Protest all you want within the law. But when your protest turns into illegal blockades the police and government have every right and the duty to shut you down.

A small minority of unelected people who disagree with any policy or government, don't get to break the law, make policy or overthrow the government.

“These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” Pierre Poilievre on Coastal gas link February 2020

why has no one been arrested in that terrorist attack you referred to?????

[cropgrower]

As I said for those who can't understand:

Protest all you want within the law. But when your protest turns into illegal blockades the police and government have every right and the duty to shut you down.

A small minority of unelected people who disagree with any policy or government, don't get to break the law, make policy or overthrow the government.

“These blockaders are taking away the freedom of other people to move their goods and themselves where they want to go and that is wrong and the government has laws and tools in place to combat it,” Pierre Poilievre on Coastal gas link February 2020

if government stayed within the law their would have been no protest

[Guest]

https://twitter.com/covid_parent/sta...07050816196609

[TSIPP]

Canada has the stomping horses!

[rumrocks]

Canada has the stomping horses!

Don't be too hard on police stomping horses, they probably had the softer rubber anti-bruise street shoes on the horses specially designed for the protestors safety in mind.

[WiltonRanch]

Canada has the stomping horses!

With cops that couldn’t ride a wet shit sack to breakfast.

[blackpowder]

Gotta remember that one lol 🤣

[littledoggie]

Will it get them around environment permits and any other permits that the feds can dream up?

in response to this comment I made:

In about a week, the Alberta government will introduce the "Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act" that hopes to create a constitutional shield from Ottawa. Under the constitution, the federal and provincial governments are considered equal when it comes to their exclusive jurisdictions.

and here is your answer shtferbrains:

On Wednesday, Trudeau announced up to $800 million over seven years, starting in 2023-24, to support up to four indigenous-led conservation initiatives, two of which are happening in the Lakeland in Alberta.

"Funding is also intended to support the conservation of lands and waters in the Northernshelf Bioregion in BC, in Qikiqtani Region in Nunavut, and in Ontario’s Hudson Bay Lowlands, as well as the coastline of Western Hudson Bay and southwestern James Bay one of North America’s most carbon-rich and biodiverse ecosystems."

[AlbertaFarmer5]

in response to this comment I made:

In about a week, the Alberta government will introduce the "Alberta Sovereignty within a United Canada Act" that hopes to create a constitutional shield from Ottawa. Under the constitution, the federal and provincial governments are considered equal when it comes to their exclusive jurisdictions.

and here is your answer shtferbrains:

On Wednesday, Trudeau announced up to $800 million over seven years, starting in 2023-24, to support up to four indigenous-led conservation initiatives, two of which are happening in the Lakeland in Alberta.

"Funding is also intended to support the conservation of lands and waters in the Northernshelf Bioregion in BC, in Qikiqtani Region in Nunavut, and in Ontario’s Hudson Bay Lowlands, as well as the coastline of Western Hudson Bay and southwestern James Bay one of North America’s most carbon-rich and biodiverse ecosystems."

What kind of nonsense gibberrish is "carbon rich"?

[jazz]

What kind of nonsense gibberrish is "carbon rich"?

If you look at those IPCA projects (40 of them), there is a little write up from each band sponsoring them that makes claims that the natives are somehow protectors of sequestered carbon. I thought chuck said decaying forest and peat is a net emitter.

Like so why cant farmers make the same claim.

The local municipalities are fighting this one in Lakeland because it goes over oil desosits. Trudeau has bought himself some protesters, but land cant be carved up without provincial approval. Its provincial crown land, not federal.

[blackpowder]

This country is fkd

[jazz]