Possible out comes

[AlbertaFarmer5]

The contrast is rich - BLM, which the drama teacher supported, looting and burning, creating chaos.

The freedom movement - giving away free goods, feeding the homeless, cleaning up, standing guard around the memorials, keeping the snow shoveled away from them...

And who gets the bad rap?

If anyone has any doubt about what a violent protest looks like, or is confusing these charitable truckers with actual terrorist protesters. I highly suggest reading Andy Ngo's book, or reading his Twitter or the various articles about him. Here is an article about the two times antifa nearly killed him and the death threats he receives for daring to expose their terrorist activities.

https://nypost.com/2022/02/06/antifa-almost-killed-me-but-i-wont-stop-reporting-their-dangerous-deeds/

Anyone who has the ignorance and audacity to compare the current situation to previous BLM protests needs a history lesson.

[jazz]

Looks like we have some more political dead men and women walking. Wonder what the protests will look like this weekend.

[foragefarmer]

Ambassador Bridge closed which has about 300 million dollars of goods travelling both ways daily, and all the so called capitalist of Agriville can come up with is the illegal blockade is peaceful.

Major Auto companying missing parts, workers being send home and production lines are being shut down.

Canadian workers not being able to go their jobs across the border.

Oh, shit I forgot it's Ontario, so it's ok.

It's all good for the Keyboard Freedom Fighters, sitting around sipping their morning coffees at the kitchen table.

Ya but your all happy, that $10.00 donation gets your participant ribbon.

[Sheepwheat]

Ambassador Bridge closed which has about 300 million dollars of goods travelling both ways daily, and all the so called capitalist of Agriville can come up with is the illegal blockade is peaceful.

Major Auto companying missing parts, workers being send home and production lines are being shut down.

Canadian workers not being able to go their jobs across the border.

Oh, shit I forgot it's Ontario, so it's ok.

It's all good for the Keyboard Freedom Fighters, sitting around sipping their morning coffees at the kitchen table.

Ya but your all happy, that $10.00 donation gets your participant ribbon.

The pressure is on. Trudeau has to go.

[burnt]

Looks like we have some more political dead men and women walking. Wonder what the protests will look like this weekend.

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Against a Walmart backdrop.

Not even subtle.

[jensend]

The pressure is on. Trudeau has to go.

I agree, trudeau has to go. He's way beyond his best before date. I also think the convoy/protests are getting stale. Public support will only decline as workers are laid off and shelves get thinner. So how do you see things in 6 months? Demographics aren't going to change so the best you can hope for is another minority government. Government transparency is not realistic to hope for. Canada has the strongest party discipline in the Commonwealth so the leader calls all the shots. The Maverick Party is a joke. The USA will not want western separatists because that would legitimize separatist elements in their country. So I'll ask again - what's the end game? Spoiler alert: John Galt is a fictitious character and has no counterpart in reality.

[jazz]

So I'll ask again - what's the end game?

The vote for hair and name crowd will have nobody to vote for. They will be looking for a home.

No more treasury money to toss around for an election.

Be a much different outcome this time. I predict CPC minority.

[jensend]

The vote for hair and name crowd will have nobody to vote for. They will be looking for a home.

No more treasury money to toss around for an election.

Be a much different outcome this time. I predict CPC minority.

I think you could see a CPC minority depending who is the next leader and how badly jt continues to screw up. Given that the aim of a minority is to build support for a majority, what will change?

[jazz]

We have blockades all over the country today. Coutts, Emerson, Ottawa, bridges, BC.

Time to roll back stupid policy.

[jensend]

We have blockades all over the country today. Coutts, Emerson, Ottawa, bridges, BC.

Time to roll back stupid policy.

I don't think governing by blockade is going to work. It can work as opposition but only for a limited time. Popular opinion will build against the blockades as it becomes obvious that too many participants are just there to raise hell and obstruct. I'm not a gambler but I'm told you lose big when you overplay your hand.