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cblock4life said:
Awhile back HFD and Mickeyrat (thanks again, best advice ever) explained to me about trolling (you know before I was so savvy about social media) and I learned to ignore it. Maybe that lesson applies here?brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:The new Canada that the not so bright Mr blackface and butterball voters support Disgusting. Snipers on the roof…
What is your trip, dude? Trash every thread on AMT with stupid one-shot twitter posts? Are you just lazy or do you really not have thoughts and opinions of your own?
Good reminder, cblock. It gets a little annoying to have to ignore the trolling when so many threads are littered with that trash, but yes, it can be done! Good point.
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cincybearcat said:In most of the US the masking, etc is over. It just is what it is, so the learning to live with it is the obvious next step. Cause it’s what we have to doUnless you play in Pearl Jam, then you are tested often even if you are vaxxed and boosted. If positive without symptoms, you are forced to sit out the show.
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It would be nice if the forum modified the ignore feature to allow us to hide more than 3 other users, but otoh it’s not a bad thing to have to practice self control (speaking for myself, anyway).brianlux said:cblock4life said:
Awhile back HFD and Mickeyrat (thanks again, best advice ever) explained to me about trolling (you know before I was so savvy about social media) and I learned to ignore it. Maybe that lesson applies here?brianlux said:Meltdown99 said:The new Canada that the not so bright Mr blackface and butterball voters support Disgusting. Snipers on the roof…
What is your trip, dude? Trash every thread on AMT with stupid one-shot twitter posts? Are you just lazy or do you really not have thoughts and opinions of your own?
Good reminder, cblock. It gets a little annoying to have to ignore the trolling when so many threads are littered with that trash, but yes, it can be done! Good point.0 -
Bbrianlux said:Meltdown99 said:The new Canada that the not so bright Mr blackface and butterball voters support Disgusting. Snipers on the roof…
What is your trip, dude? Trash every thread on AMT with stupid one-shot twitter posts? Are you just lazy or do you really not have thoughts and opinions of your own?If they are blocking the border and commerce they are engaging in violent protest and should be dealt with by the fullest extent allowed by law. Prison and hefty fines.
im sure Mr Melt would agree a violent minority is a form of authoritarianism and should be dealt with just like trump did in June 20200 -
Lerxst1992 said:Bbrianlux said:Meltdown99 said:The new Canada that the not so bright Mr blackface and butterball voters support Disgusting. Snipers on the roof…
What is your trip, dude? Trash every thread on AMT with stupid one-shot twitter posts? Are you just lazy or do you really not have thoughts and opinions of your own?If they are blocking the border and commerce they are engaging in violent protest and should be dealt with by the fullest extent allowed by law. Prison and hefty fines.
im sure Mr Melt would agree a violent minority is a form of authoritarianism and should be dealt with just like trump did in June 2020For some reason, this whole Canadian trucker blockade thing caught me off guard. I guess I have given Canada too much credit for having their shit together. Obviously not!My wife's step daughter (step-step daughter to me, I guess you could say) is married to a fellow who is based and living here in California and is a long distance truck driver . My wife told me this morning that his trucking company offered to pay him per diem to drive his truck up to Canada to join the trucker blockage. Now, you have to understand that my wife is a very calm, not easily taken to getting exited about things beyond her control, and definitely not prone to using foul language. But this morning, after hearing this news, she showed a great deal of ire over this business- much more than normal- and even threw out a very pointed f-bomb in reaction. I was equally exasperated with this news but almost had to laugh seeing my calm sweet wife so riled up!
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Fuck big pharma because anti-bodies wane in a small sample size?Meltdown99 said:I’ll take a hard pass…fuck big pharma… Learn to live with the virus or not Mandate yourself, wear a n95 mask.. That’s freedom of choice… Your fear is not my fear. And you never wore a mask in flu season, even though you knew it would help…you are wearing mask because you are told..0 -
Now there's a sure fire way to disperse protesters:
New Zealand plays Barry Manilow to repel parliament protesters - BBC News
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This is really as much about Canada as it is COVID, but I'm going to post it here with the hope that a certain troll will not bury it in endless one-shot twitter posts the way it likely would be in the Canadian politics thread which has become nearly futile to try and follow. (Odd that this is allowed to continue.)I'm confused about two things from the following article.First off, the headline is
US-Canada border standoff dissolves peacefully as police move in
My understanding is the "dissolves" means "go away". But then the article says:"Windsor police immediately warned that anyone blocking the streets could be subject to arrest and their vehicles could be seized.
The news was met earlier with defiance by protesters."
That makes it sound as though the protest continues.
Secondly, at the end of the article, it says: "Pandemic restrictions have been far stricter in Canada than in the US, but Canadians have largely supported them. The vast majority of Canadians are vaccinated, and the Covid-19 death rate is one-third that of the US."
So, Canada, why hove you let this protest and the blocking of a major trade route between your country and the U.S. go on this long? It just seems odd that these truckers hold this much power.
It's all a bit confusing.
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^So it doesn't end like storming the capitol with deaths?
Edit: and maybe underlying support for individual autonomy?Post edited by Spunkie onI was swimming in the Great Barrier Reef
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brianlux said:This is really as much about Canada as it is COVID, but I'm going to post it here with the hope that a certain troll will not bury it in endless one-shot twitter posts the way it likely would be in the Canadian politics thread which has become nearly futile to try and follow. (Odd that this is allowed to continue.)I'm confused about two things from the following article.First off, the headline is
US-Canada border standoff dissolves peacefully as police move in
My understanding is the "dissolves" means "go away". But then the article says:"Windsor police immediately warned that anyone blocking the streets could be subject to arrest and their vehicles could be seized.
The news was met earlier with defiance by protesters."
That makes it sound as though the protest continues.
Secondly, at the end of the article, it says: "Pandemic restrictions have been far stricter in Canada than in the US, but Canadians have largely supported them. The vast majority of Canadians are vaccinated, and the Covid-19 death rate is one-third that of the US."
So, Canada, why hove you let this protest and the blocking of a major trade route between your country and the U.S. go on this long? It just seems odd that these truckers hold this much power.
It's all a bit confusing.
from my reading there are still protestors but they are off to the sides of the street leading to the bridge.the bridge lasted a week.ottawa center is a different story._____________________________________SIGNATURE________________________________________________
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Yes, attempting to avoid needless violence.tish said:^So it doesn't end like storming the capitol with deaths?
Edit: and maybe underlying support for individual autonomy?It’s funny how this is being spun. When the police gear up and move in, those in support of the protestors are outraged about the potential for “police brutality”, but when the police are showing a patient, restrained response those in support of the protestors are laughing at their “weakness”.my small self... like a book amongst the many on a shelf0 -
Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins ago
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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I think switching to Antigen from PCR testing to get back in Canada is stupid (albeit saves a few bucks/time/more available).
Why don't we save that stuff for when we need it next time? (Given that we've all had omispread?)I was swimming in the Great Barrier Reef
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mickeyrat said:Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins ago
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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As I suspected.Canada, what a let down."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
Just so we're clear here these degenerate clowns have about 20% support here among Canadians. And that support is shrinking, not growing.brianlux said:mickeyrat said:Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins agoWINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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As I suspected.Canada, what a let down.
These are people lead by well known white supremacists and funded by foreign interests.
Our leadership in government and policing are failing us.
This isn't on the majority of Canadians. Most people are disgusted how they wrap themselves in our flag and tarnish our country.0 -
Seems Putin on the ritz’s social media and alternative funding sources have spread north and he obviously saw the success with the rubes in ‘Murica and figured it could be replicated. Gotta give his evil genius some credit there.dignin said:
Just so we're clear here these degenerate clowns have about 20% support here among Canadians. And that support is shrinking, not growing.brianlux said:mickeyrat said:Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins agoWINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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As I suspected.Canada, what a let down.
These are people lead by well known white supremacists and funded by foreign interests.
Our leadership in government and policing are failing us.
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Just so we're clear here these degenerate clowns have about 20% support here among Canadians. And that support is shrinking, not growing.brianlux said:mickeyrat said:Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins agoWINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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As I suspected.Canada, what a let down.
These are people lead by well known white supremacists and funded by foreign interests.
Our leadership in government and policing are failing us.
This isn't on the majority of Canadians. Most people are disgusted how they wrap themselves in our flag and tarnish our country.
I am very glad to hear that most Canadians are in opposition to these fools. But knowing this, why was this aloud to go on for a whole week? If something like this happened at a major port in NYC or Los Angeles? Even here in 49% idiot Trumplandia I can't imagine that happening. But maybe. Maybe the whole freakin' world has lost it's way. Sometimes I wish I were on another planet.
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I can’t help feeling that if a bunch of Canadians tried to pull this in a US city, it wouldn’t be going so well….maybe I’m wrong.brianlux said:dignin said:
Just so we're clear here these degenerate clowns have about 20% support here among Canadians. And that support is shrinking, not growing.brianlux said:mickeyrat said:Blockades on Canada-US border continue, protests swellBy ROB GILLIES and MIKE HOUSEHOLDER36 mins agoWINDSOR, Ontario (AP) — Protesters opposed to COVID-19 vaccine mandates and other restrictions withdrew their vehicles from a key U.S.-Canadian border bridge Saturday but still blocked access while other demonstrations ramped up in cities across Canada, including the capital, where police said they were awaiting more officers before ending what they described as an illegal occupation.
The tense standoff at the Ambassador Bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, eased somewhat early in the day when Canadian police persuaded demonstrators to move the trucks they had used to barricade the entrance to the busy international crossing.
But protesters reconvened nearby — with reinforcements — and were still choking off access from the Canadian side late Saturday, snarling traffic and commerce for a sixth day.
In Ottawa, the ranks of protesters swelled to what police said was 4,000 demonstrators. The city has seen that on past weekends, and loud music played as people milled about downtown where anti-vaccine demonstrators have been encamped since late January.
The protests at the bridge, in Ottawa and elsewhere have reverberated outside the country, with similarly inspired convoys in France, New Zealand and the Netherlands, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security warned that truck convoys may be in the works in the United States.
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As I suspected.Canada, what a let down.
These are people lead by well known white supremacists and funded by foreign interests.
Our leadership in government and policing are failing us.
This isn't on the majority of Canadians. Most people are disgusted how they wrap themselves in our flag and tarnish our country.
I am very glad to hear that most Canadians are in opposition to these fools. But knowing this, why was this aloud to go on for a whole week? If something like this happened at a major port in NYC or Los Angeles? Even here in 49% idiot Trumplandia I can't imagine that happening. But maybe. Maybe the whole freakin' world has lost it's way. Sometimes I wish I were on another planet.0 -
Ignorance. I don't walk around in fear but anytime I see someone use the "I'm not scared" or "Your fear is not my fear" I just have to remind you of several people I know that have been and/or still are on ventilators.Meltdown99 said:I’ll take a hard pass…fuck big pharma… Learn to live with the virus or not Mandate yourself, wear a n95 mask.. That’s freedom of choice… Your fear is not my fear. And you never wore a mask in flu season, even though you knew it would help…you are wearing mask because you are told..
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