other people’s property
The keyword here is "people". Is someone who chooses to be or support a Nazi still entitled to be considered a "person"?
I vote NO.
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Rick Hillier was also trying to encourage Canadians not to boo their closest neighbour’s anthem.
Rick Hillier can fuck himself with a rusty pipe.
Criticism of racism in the USA goes to the very fundamental nature and founding principles of that country. Their constitution enshrined racism and oligarchy from the very beginning, their country was founded on genocide and grown through slavery abd imperialism. Talking badly about racism impugnes their very soul.
Asymmetric war is just so asymmetrical.
Resistance is not futile, the USA has not prevailed (single-handedly) against resistance movements in any country of our size in their history. IEDs are cheap, effective, and relatively easy to make. Canada has farms with fuel oil and fertilizer, and lots of firearms.
This strategy has served the oligarchy for thousands of years, why change now? Goes hand in hand with the "divide and conquer" strategy.
Blocking affordable EVs while building oil pipelines... that's some bold commitment to stopping climate change!
Not one of them, but if I had to guess why:
The U.S. has a better PR department.
And fewer monarchs.
Except on December 4th 2024. There is hope it was not a one-off.
PSA: Remember, oligarchs are not bulletproof.
The evidence points to the incineration of the planet as the long game of the ruling class.
How about not borrowing a Swasticar?