[tapanar]

A friend of mine sent me this and decided to post here. This woman explains how feminism actually has a political agenda which is about extracting money from men:

[scotian]

Damn, what a depressing video, makes me glad I don't run into those raving lunatics in red neck Alberta, say what you want about us greasy tradesmen in the oil patch but we don't put up with that shit.

Anyway, here's a (kind of) good news article, two guys got of on a false rape charge: Despite rape trial acquittal, innocent accused left to rebuild reputations and good names link

From the article: They are the two hardest-to-earn words in criminal justice — not guilty — and Patrick Sikorski and Daniel Griffiths at last got to hear them Friday.

Ontario Superior Court Judge Ian Nordheimer acquitted the two, respectively 27 and 30, of three ruinous charges each, gang sexual assault, sexual assault and administering a stupefying substance for the purpose of sexual assault.

“At what price liberty?” Mr. Griffiths’ father, close to tears, wondered afterwards.

He was referring not only to the costs of defending yourself — though this was hardly insignificant, with his son having to sell his house and he and his wife cashing in 30 years’ of RRSPs to pay for almost four years of David Humphrey’s advocacy — but also to the difficulty of reclaiming a reputation and good name.

Pretty sad story, the guy's reputations were dragged through the mud, one had to sell his house and his father had to cash in thirty years of his retirement savings to pay for legal fees, sad state of affairs in Canada these days.

[2Wycked]

Canada sounds like one, massive cesspool of self-absorped, hate-filled liberalism.

Doubt I will ever set foot in the country.

[Wadsworth]

(09-14-2013 04:27 PM)2Wycked Wrote:  

Canada sounds like one, massive cesspool of self-absorped, hate-filled liberalism.

Doubt I will ever set foot in the country.

In fairness, we are pretty good at hockey.

[Emancipator]

(09-14-2013 04:57 PM)Wadsworth Wrote:  

(09-14-2013 04:27 PM)2Wycked Wrote:  

Canada sounds like one, massive cesspool of self-absorped, hate-filled liberalism.

Doubt I will ever set foot in the country.

In fairness, we are pretty good at hockey.

And we have Montreal/Quebec

[Dr. Howard]

(09-14-2013 08:21 PM)Emancipator Wrote:  

(09-14-2013 04:57 PM)Wadsworth Wrote:  

(09-14-2013 04:27 PM)2Wycked Wrote:  

Canada sounds like one, massive cesspool of self-absorped, hate-filled liberalism.

Doubt I will ever set foot in the country.

In fairness, we are pretty good at hockey.

And we have Montreal/Quebec

And Northern Ontario/Quebec and Newfoundland. I would say Ottawa, Toronto, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Halifax are all boring to be a white straight male in. The cities aren't 'bad' cities just very boring and bending over backwards to please gays, other cultures and women.

Rural BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Far Northern Ontario, Quebec if you speak french, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia are all places where you could still have a traditionally white Canadian experience with friendly people, hockey, 'real winter' ridiculous beer consumption, friendly girls and racial tension with first nations people.

[scotian]

(09-14-2013 04:27 PM)2Wycked Wrote:  

Canada sounds like one, massive cesspool of self-absorped, hate-filled liberalism.

Doubt I will ever set foot in the country.

Man it isn't that bad up in Canada, not worse than say Cali or Mass, actually we've had a Conservative Prime Minister since 2006 and he's been slowly leading Canada away from the left wing socialism that our country endured under many Liberal governments over the past 40 years or so. Actually Canada used to be far more conservative than the USA, that is until the election of Liberl PM Pierre Trudeau in 1968, who, depending who you ask, was either the best or worst thing to happen to Canada. He lead us down the path of big government spending, socialized health care, mass immigration and made a point of pissing off US presidents and liked to hang out with socialist dictators such as his good buddy Fidel Casto and also Mao Zedong.


Trudeau was an interesting character to say the least and he reminds me a lot of Obama, he was a bit of a populist and and seen as "cool" and "hip", especially among women. His wife used to party and do drugs with the Rolling Stones at Studio 54 in the 70s and he'd cruise around Ottawa in a drop top, he was the epitome of cool at the time but he also did some crazy shit like impose martial law in Montreal during the October Crisis, basically most off the kooky left wing crap that we have in Canada can be traced back to Trudeau. He's been dead for over a decade but now his son, Justin, who is quite the dip shit is head of the Liberal party and many see him as a strong contender to PM Harper in the next election but I have my doubts.

Pierre Trudeau: ladies man


Popular with celebrities, remind you of anyone?


Not popular with US presidents: When it was revealed that President Richard Nixon called Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau "an asshole" in his private tapes, Trudeau responded with, "I've been called worse things by better people." link


Pierre and Fidel: like two peas in a pod


So ya, Canada is finally shaking off some of the socialism while it seems like the USA is going the other way, we'll see what happens when you guys are done with your "cool" and "hip" prez.

American Thinker article: Obama, the Pierre Trudeau of America