Arkouda

joined 11 months ago
[–] Arkouda 23 points 1 day ago

If we are being real he probably isn't a friend to them either. That man is a snake and would sell his own mother for power.

[–] Arkouda 5 points 1 day ago

At 15’ in the air, there aren’t many small animals in front of their faces.

Are you unaware that small animals inhabit the trees where Giraffes feed?

[–] Arkouda 8 points 1 day ago

My GG had dementia and incredibly poor eyesight and was still legally allowed to drive up until she was hospitalized. She was over 80 at that time.

The system needs a massive overhaul, and it should start with mandatory retesting when you have to renew your license.

[–] Arkouda 7 points 1 day ago

Just because you cannot believe it does not mean it is not factually true.

People do these things on purpose daily all over the globe. Your little piece of heaven is just as likely to be attacked as any other.

[–] Arkouda 5 points 1 day ago

I have always known it as the "Pinky Finger" myself.

[–] Arkouda 5 points 1 day ago

That is a very good point and I forgot to consider that the population would heavily skew the average in the humans favour.

[–] Arkouda 10 points 1 day ago (4 children)

Giraffe's have more risk of additional bones based on your assertion because they tend to, like all grazing herbivores, eat whatever happens to be in front of their faces. Including small animals.

My money is on the Giraffe having the most bones based on that. haha

[–] Arkouda 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Now do the Conservatives, NDP, Greens, Bloc, and the PPC.

[–] Arkouda -1 points 1 day ago

If one believes that one needs to have god like powers to understand something as simple as populism one should better educate themselves before picking a fight with a stranger.

[–] Arkouda 22 points 1 day ago (2 children)

This is actually sickening to me.

To anyone who thinks using AI in school is a good idea you are an absolute idiot and should drop out so someone with a brain can be educated. You are there to learn FFS.

[–] Arkouda 3 points 2 days ago (1 children)

I showed we had the slowest growth in the OECD due to this same bureaucracy, you’re hurting those you think you are helping, these things fund our safety net.

When we hit a recession you won’t be able to blame greedy corporations for our ills, it will have been those putting up barricades for growth. We have food bank usage rising extremely quickly, people living in rest stops, and we haven’t even hit a recession yet.

By every metric Canada is not hurting as much as you want to pretend. We can do much better, but this narrative of a broken Canada is populist nonsense.

Use your brain and realize "Record food bank usage" isn't ideal, but it is great to know that the safety net has provided food to those who needed it when they needed it.

This is happening globally and we do not need people like you stoking fires. If you want to shit on policy have your own alternatives to back it up or sit down and let the adults talk.

[–] Arkouda 2 points 2 days ago

Oh well, water under the fridge!

Now that one got a laugh. haha

Have a great day as well! :)

 

The article itself is important because it is fucked up that BCUP kept taking donations long after they dropped out and the election was over, but it had a very interesting piece of information about the election overall that is buried in it.

Between Aug. 29 and Dec. 31, the B.C. Conservatives took in just under $3.93 million from 4,534 contributions, while the NDP received just over $3.93 million from 7,439 contributions.

Provincial political contributions in B.C. are capped at about $1,484 in 2025, up from just over $1,450 last year.

It is interesting that with the same limits, and about the same dollar amount donated, the BC conservatives hit $3.93 million with about 3,000 less donors.

Speaks volumes.

 

The question that I have not seen asked is why are these guns being destroyed?

I may be ignorant to some reason why it is not possible, but wouldn't the best idea be to buy back all of these weapons for use in the military?

I hear our military could use millions of guns and parts, and it would actually justify the cost of the program. It would also be a massive increase on military spending our allies have been asking for and that we are in serious need of.

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