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🏆❤️Alexander Volkanovski backstage with his dad after his win tonight (via @alexvolkanovski)
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Alexander the Great 👑 #UFC333
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Anglo-Canada once had a distinct culture—Loyalist, British in its institutions and habits, deliberately set apart from American republicanism. Federal policies from the 1960s onward, often advanced by Quebec prime ministers, declined to protect it. Official bilingualism and multiculturalism reframed the country as a mosaic without a core Anglo inheritance, while Quebec received both provincial tools and federal transfers to defend its own language and culture for generations. The result is the casual assumption that only Quebec has a culture worth keeping. That assumption is false. Without a deliberate effort to recognize and preserve Anglo-Canadian history, institutions, and character, the shared language with the United States will finish the job: Anglo-Canada becomes just another northern market for American popular culture. @GeoffRuss3
What Carney tells reporters in French "We want to arrive at sustainable immigration levels. Well, we'll see" "Quebec is distinct, it's unique because of its culture, its language and other aspects of its nature. So it's appropriate in the case of Quebec." @MarkJCarney
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Translation: "Only Québec is allowed to have a cohesive national identity, nobody else is. You can get fucked."
What Carney tells reporters in French "We want to arrive at sustainable immigration levels. Well, we'll see" "Quebec is distinct, it's unique because of its culture, its language and other aspects of its nature. So it's appropriate in the case of Quebec." @MarkJCarney
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I grew up in the most "diverse" most "multicultural" part of Halifax. Many immigrants are good people who are just trying to make their own lives better. However, that doesn't change the fact the volume and persistence of the inflow has progressively ethnically cleansed where I grew up of Canadians. Then there is the clashing of cultures like immigrants demanding we stop traditions like singing happy birthday, or the national anthem, or demanding their foreign religions get equal status. The pervasive feeling of being out of place in your homeland when foreigners dominate all the service jobs with thick accents and little effort to even pretend to assimilate. The sporadic welcome sigh of relief when the service worker you interact with is a local and you no longer have to fight through a language barrier in your ancestral home to buy a muffin. Then you have a child and you go to the hospital and every time you feel like a foreigner where you grew up. The nurses are foreign. The doctors are foreign. The other patients in the waiting room are all foreign. Blessedly, you will find the occasional local who is still somehow employed and can rest easy not having language and cultural jargon complicating your healthcare visit. My life is profoundly made worse every single day by immigration. At no point is my life made remotely better. "But we wouldn't have enough doctors" yea we would moron everyone at the hospital waiting room is always a foreigner! Even at a family doctor easily 50% of the waiting room is foreign. Every time. This is all before we consider that they bid up housing prices, they bid down wages, and feckless politicians start kowtowing to foreign voting blocks who want to import whatever foreign customs the largest local group has here. Immigration is not intrinsically bad. Taken as an individual most immigrants are good people. Yet our system as it has existed since 1987 is immoral and only serves to destroy the Canadian people and enrich some corporate big wigs who make money off the labour arbitrage or inflated land values. The only people who support our immigration regime are those who wish to gain power by using the immigrants as voters, the immigrants themselves, or good slaves to a morally depraved merchant class who would sell their own mother for $5.
Claim: The only people who want to give more power to provinces to control and restrict immigration are people who hardly ever come across a real live immigrant in their daily lives. The poeple who *do* interact regularly with immigrants don't have any problem with them.
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Assimilation exists and can be used to properly integrate immigrants but for assimilation to work there needs to not only be a small controlled number of migrants, but the state must consciously marginalize the trappings of foreign places. Foreign religions must be marginalized, foreign languages must be marginalized, foreign cultures must be marginalized. If those elements have equal status why would anyone assimilate? It is this fundamental categorical error that dooms "multiculturalism" to the death of a country. A country cannot exist as an arbitrary coalition of disparate ethno-religious identities that hold no bonds of fraternity, no shared common cultural corpus, no unified history. At best the country fractures into a loose alliance of unrelated segregated communities voting to oppress each other as discreetly as possible. At worst, one group becomes large and powerful enough to utterly crush and subjugate the rest. For what reason should the Anglo, or Franco Canadian people risk their oblivion on this? So that Tim Hortons can get cheap labour? Or Shopify now?
Why do we need population growth? What is the purpose of a country? If a country exists to give an arbitrary geographic area numbers on spreadsheets or to make a small share of elites incredibly rich then sure infinite population growth is desirable. If a country exists to enable the self determination of a particular people then immigration fueled infinite population growth is actively destructive of the very purpose a country exists for. To put it in another way, to support unlimited immigration is to consciously, and actively, support the marginalization and ethnic subjugation of the people the country was created to serve. You cannot support the arbitrary chasing of population growth and immigration targets and argue that you care about the Canadian people in any meaningful sense of the word. To care about Canadians would most fundamentally require opposing their ethnic oblivion at all costs. P.s. this is why US annexation is equally wrong. To join the US is to necessarily wish the suppression and end of the Canadian ethnic identity. There is no survival of "Canada" on the table from the annexationists or the pro-immigrationists.
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UFC 333: Volkanovski vs Evloev. October 24 in Abu Dhabi🔥 Created with @higgsfield #higgsfieldai
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Turns out the future does have flying cars
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Alexander Volkanovski is a Movie Star
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A level of treason unparalleled in human history
PM Carney says in an interview with New York Times that his government will resume growing the population through mass immigration because that is "the nature of Canada". "So that will happen, and we just want to make sure that we’ve got it under control."
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History is often created by one guy just being like fuck this I'm not moving from this chair.
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Ilia Topuria spoke about how he handled the loss to Justin Gaethje: “For many years, I knew one feeling: winning. For the first time in my professional career, I had lost. That night I also discovered a side of the sport I had never experienced before: both orbital bones fractured, my septum broken, and my foot broken. I remember waking up and looking at myself in the mirror. For a few seconds, I did not recognize the face staring back at me. I thought, “This can’t be. This can’t be me.” It was difficult to hold my own gaze, but something happened that may sound strange from the outside: as I looked at myself, I felt more respect for myself. I could even say I loved myself a little more. I knew something better than anyone: I had given everything. I had arrived prepared, and I felt good physically, mentally, and spiritually. I did not need to search for an excuse. I had tried, and that night it had not worked out. That was all. I discovered that I could live with it, because when you know deep inside that you gave everything, the result hurts, but it does not destroy you. I did not want to go back, erase that night, or change my story. I believe in God’s will. I have always said that if God ever ruins my plans, perhaps it is because those plans could have ruined me. It was very easy to repeat that when everything was going well. Now I had to live it. And I accepted it. Maybe that, too, was meant to be part of my story. Maybe I needed that experience to discover a version of myself I had not yet met. I had won seventeen times and one night went wrong, but one night cannot erase a life.” (via @Topuriailia)
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Frank Welker's farewell to Peter Cullen... I want to cry
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Dominion Day fireworks. God Save the King!
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Happy Canada Day to all my fellow Canadians! 🇨🇦
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Gaethje Mogs So Hard 😭
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37 year old American fighter Never been an undisputed champion Final shot at glory 6 to 1 underdog Going up against a seemingly unsolveable puzzle, an undefeated legend in the making Walks out from the Oval Office of the White House after reading the Declaration of Independence to a Johnny Cash cover being played by the US Marine Corps band It was written in the stars
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Wrestling shaped history’s greatest minds. Plato. Socrates. Lincoln. When you step on the mat, you’re following those who built civilization. The struggle builds the soul.
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