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Compulsory participation in a system of exploitative capitalism doesn't mean compulsory participation in telling workers they don't deserve more.
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Police don’t prevent crime. They show up after it happens. Crime prevention starts with funding social programs and creating opportunity.
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Punishing families, ppl who live alone,punishing kids, punishing ppl who have no private outdoor space, punishing at-risk workers, abandoning all of us just so their donors don’t have to pay sick ppl to stay home!!!! It’s unethical, it’s criminal and it’s killing people
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You know what I think would be good for a lot of Canadians’ mental health? If Bell stopped colluding with the other telecoms to drive up prices and make internet and cellphone prices disproportionately expensive for everyone in this stupid country.
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we developed a vaccine for COVID19 before governments could ensure paid sick leave in a pandemic.
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Oh, you're experiencing a structural problem? Have you ever considered trying different personal choices instead?
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“Something is better than nothing” is a pretty poor political stance.
“The other side is worse!” is equally terrible.
“You need to learn how the government works,” as though you can’t be informed and still think the government is doing a bad job.
Stop praising the bare minimum
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This ought to be the headline, as it ought to have been the headline for the last two months as cases steadily climbed.
Workplaces surpassed long term care homes as the drivers of new cases, and we had to listen to politicians say “please stay home!” Like... what?
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As a therapist I can say confidently, that while therapy is helpful, what most people really need is money
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Ive been dehydrated my whole life. Once I am hydrated I will not need a psychiatrist
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I’m going to be such a good parent! I’m going to teach my kids the important things like that the ocean knows secrets she’ll never tell us
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The civil unrest is a byproduct of the collapsing state, not the cause of it.
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idk who needs to hear this but stop idolizing politicians....they are supposed to serve you, not be praised by you.
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I wrote this about the uprising, the state of our politics, and the way out. newyorker.com/news/our-colum…
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Trudeau is every cop in the US taking a knee normalizing a murderous anti-Black & anti-Indigenous state. “Nice” Canada rapaciously mines African & Native lands. Who are you protesting? Yourself? You’re literally in charge.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took a knee during a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Ottawa on Friday cnn.it/2UeykKG
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Remember black lives matter not only when it comes to police brutality but in every aspect of society. BLM in the education system where schools receive insufficient funding. BLM in the health care system where too often black ppl, especially black women, receive improper care. – at Indianapolis, IN
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The idea of police taking classes in “deescalation” is funny. What will the lesson be? Just Don’t Escalate The Situation To Begin With. How do you “deescalate” something when you precisely are the one arriving with a gun?
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i can’t believe i never thought to cyberbully our municipal government sooner
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ppl out here think ethics in tech is just about using diverse illustrations on their landing page, and not whether their apps can be used as tools of the police state
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Indian Act. Chinese Head Tax. Legalized slavery for years. Africville. Japanese internment camps. Sixties Scoop. Komagata Maru. Order-in-Council P.C. 1324 aka the ban on Black immigration, 1911. Residential Schools. State execution of Louis Riel. Oka. Carding. MMIWG2S.....
Canada doesn't have 'systemic, deep roots' of racism that U.S. does, Doug Ford says
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