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The US sewer is right up to the border. Stay home Canadians. Why in the hell anyone would want to visit a country with killer and raping cops, raping customs officials, and non-existent medical care, a military that bombs innocent civilians, is way beyond my level of comprehension.
The US sewer is right up to the border. Stay home Canadians. Why in the hell anyone would want to visit a country with killer and raping cops, raping customs officials, and non-existent medical care, a military that bombs innocent civilians, is way beyond my level of comprehension.
Out of control
The situation is out of control. Cops and law enforcement are robbing, raping, and pillaging with relative impunity. I don't blame the rest of the world for looking at us with a giant question mark over their heads. I'm doing the same and I live here. It's just not right. But hey, let's go spread freedom and democracy to the world! Hoowah!
The situation is out of control. Cops and law enforcement are robbing, raping, and pillaging with relative impunity. I don't blame the rest of the world for looking at us with a giant question mark over their heads. I'm doing the same and I live here. It's just not right. But hey, let's go spread freedom and democracy to the world! Hoowah!
Thanks. Interesting link - I didn't know Canada had such a vast mining footprint. I currently live in a former mining town, but Freeport-McMoRan still owns huge amounts of land and own the mining rights under the entire town. They want to renew mining activity, which would basically destroy the town in its current state. But, at the moment it's a cute little artsy tourist trap with a pretty decent police force. They don't make too much trouble and I've seen them drive drunks home, generally just keeping the peace. That is what they're supposed to do, protect and serve, but it's surprising to see and I think that says something about America in and of itself. Why should we be surprised when police do the right thing?
Boyfriend? Buddies?Great big woods?
Boyfriend? Buddies?Great big woods?
Great place for seeing, e.g., Bald and Golden Eagles, Great Horned Owls, etc.
Sorry. Non sequiturs. I flashed back to an old trip up there. Never mind.
R.C.
Boyfriend? Buddies?Great big woods?
Great place for seeing, e.g., Bald and Golden Eagles, Great Horned Owls, etc.
Sorry. Non sequiturs. I flashed back to an old trip up there. Never mind.
R.C.
Of course it will continue. It will continue until people drive up to that particular station and disarm the rapists and send them packing with convincing advice to not return. It is tha simple. It's why you're supposed to have a gun and be a citizen soldier. This is the future left unchecked. That's all this story is. It's a story told a million times in every place where people are powerless to resist the thugs, rapists, and murders that all totalitarian systems eventually come to call their police and law enforcement, but whom are really nothing but gang bangers.
Years of male domination
After generations of male domination, control and abuse, women should be applauded for remaining capable of love, forgiveness and trust.
After generations of male domination, control and abuse, women should be applauded for remaining capable of love, forgiveness and trust.
That really is a two way street, you know. Women are not completely innocent, either.
I have been severely emotionally damaged by women in the past.
Which is worse, a physical intrusion which lasts only a certain amount of time or an emotional attack that can sow the seeds of self-doubt for decades?
I do not condone physical abuse of any type, but I feel that the emotional attacks are much more insidious and harder to cure.
I do agree that, as Americans, we absolutely need to take our power back and send a message to the world that we do not condone this type of behavior and that we won't stand for it.
I have been severely emotionally damaged by women in the past.
Which is worse, a physical intrusion which lasts only a certain amount of time or an emotional attack that can sow the seeds of self-doubt for decades?
I do not condone physical abuse of any type, but I feel that the emotional attacks are much more insidious and harder to cure.
I do agree that, as Americans, we absolutely need to take our power back and send a message to the world that we do not condone this type of behavior and that we won't stand for it.
The U.S. is starting to look a lot like India, Turkey, Saudi, Occupied Palestine and many other dark patches in the world of human rights. Thirty years ago a Canadian could travel freely across the border to shop, spend a week-end or just seek out entertainment. Now a Canadian must ask themselves if they really need to take the chance of being locked up for attempting what used to be a wonderful experience.
Perhaps it's time Canadians begin to act in a similar fashion. Why do we want Americans here anyway? They are generally ignorant and if they are employed by the U.S. government then they are dangerous too.
Trump was right, we need that wall between us. A double wall with broken glass on top and hungry dogs below.