Roger A. Shrubber
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i say let em all try....invoke the insurrection act, call in the army, and get the ones that survive locked up in federal prisons for life
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DIY-HP-LED
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Yep, it's just another social division they are trying to exploit. We have a vaxx rate in Canada of close to 90%, so these people are kinda powerless. One useful thing for Americans though, is it can allow them to estimate how many are refusing the vaccine for political reasons, we have the same number of regular antivaxx wing nuts, same media and even the same structure with our public health system. So it makes it easy to see how many republicans and independents are gonna get covid and the impact of politics on the pandemic in America. In Canada, vaccine resistance is primarily a problem of immortal youth and most antivaxxers are rightwing or religious nuts so their numbers are probably around 5% or less. Young people get vaxxed when cannabis and liquor stores require POV, Québec proved that with a 4X jump in rates!
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DIY-HP-LED
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They are a very tiny minority, less than 5% in Canada, we have close to a 90% vaxx rate and most of the vaxx resistant are youth who don't care about politics, they just figure they are immortal. These clowns are on a small island making loud noises and hurting their "cause".
Roger A. Shrubber
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ah, i meant in the U.S....i find it hard to believe anyone except Quebec wants to succeed from Canada...i mean, you got the trailer park boys, red green, moosehead beer, poutine, cheese curd, maple syrup...what's not to love?
omg
www.cnn.com
Canada deemed 'very high' risk for travel
Canada moved to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's highest-risk category for travel (Level 4) on Monday because of that nation's Covid-19 surge.
www.cnn.com
DIY-HP-LED
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We largely dealt with Quebec succession by addressing grievances and discrimination, as well as, constitutional compromise and more inclusion. Separatist are an older generation, the hippy era, when genuine grievances existed. Remember, after the British conquered Quebec, we had the American revolution, the French revolution and war and the war of 1812, when we burned the WH and got to the capital before the 1/6 rioters, sorry about that! Deals were cut with Quebec, who had a legislative assembly, to insure loyalty and they included rights, guarantees and more territory. They wanted protection from America too, because the British guaranteed their sovereignty, religious and linguistic rights and so does being part of Canada. There are other francophone communities in Canada, Acadians in NS, NB and PEI and others in Manitoba and Ontario, they get bilingual federal and provincial services and education too. We also repatriated our constitution and wrote a bill of rights in the 80's, our constitution is a modern document.
DIY-HP-LED
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We have close to a 90% vaxx rate, what's yours in America?omg
Canada deemed 'very high' risk for travel
Canada moved to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's highest-risk category for travel (Level 4) on Monday because of that nation's Covid-19 surge.
Fogdog
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There is this place in Quebec that sells a burger made with bacon, foie gras truffle oil and cheese. Maybe add that to your list too?
THE HOLY DUCK (IT’S UNREAL!!!)
A SINGLE BEEF PATTY WITH DOUBLE SMOKED
BACON, TOPPED WITH SEARED QUEBEC FOIE GRAS,
TRUFFLE OIL AND PURE CANADIAN MAPLE SYRUP
I'd love me some of that right now.
DIY-HP-LED
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Here is a direct comparison between Canadian provinces and American states.
COVID-19 in the U.S.: How do Canada's provinces rank against American states?
Looking at confirmed coronavirus cases per million people, how do the U.S. states compare to Canada's provinces and territories?
www.ctvnews.ca
Budley Doright
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I would assume you are required to translate the orders to French. The only people that seem eager to talk to you in English are strippers
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zeddd
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Why does non alcoholic fatty liver disease taste so good?
DIY-HP-LED
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Here is something to consider, since not enough kids over 5 are vaccinated and school is reopening. The amount of community spread is staggering and many times the official numbers. Testing can't keep up, home tests are private and not reported and most vaxxed people have a mild cold or sniffles as symptoms and don't report it or bother to get tested. Most vaxxed people who get sick don't get tested and are not in the government numbers.
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Two Ont. children die after testing positive for COVID-19
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Two Ont. children die after testing positive for COVID-19
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Budley Doright
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Why does everyone forget about Rye Whiskey???
DIY-HP-LED
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Or Ginger Ale!
Budley Doright
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Ya that was my goto drink, Crown and ginger in a tall glass with lots of ice. Now it’s cranberry juice and a gummie chaser lol.
CatHedral
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Now I am curious to know if giving geese all the strong beer they want might yield a similar delicacy.
DIY-HP-LED
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Used to be light rum and coke, then dark rum and water for me, but not for many years, I switched to wine, but never did drink much, except socially. If I drank rye it was with ginger ale, Canada dry.
Roger A. Shrubber
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i don't like rye...i'm not that fond of bourbon, really. i've always liked good rum. Appleton's estates special 8 yr is my favorite, so far
Budley Doright
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Yes I like rum too. Mostly in the summer LOL
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