"The west wants out": Separatist sentiments growing in Alberta
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BC is a leftist liberal/socialist province. The fools in BC always seem to love voting for dictators. They have now voted twice for the NDP communist party. They don't call BC the left coast for nothing.
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They must have saw you in action to be able to come to that conclusion.
Those that voted to separate from the east would be called anti-Quebec and anti-french, and racists and white supremacists to boot. Even Alberta's own western media would be calling their own citizen's a bunch of Nazi kooks. You can also add many western politicians to that name calling.
But those NDP for once haven’t cost that much for a change so far unlike most governments for the last 50 years . Last time I voted NDP was Dave Barrett and I have been paying ICBC since .BC is a leftist liberal/socialist province. The fools in BC always seem to love voting for dictators. They have now voted twice for the NDP communist party. They don't call BC the left coast for nothing.
Indeed, let's round up all of those leftist loving liberals and NDP socialists who dared to try and take my rights and freedoms away from me, and put them all in the gulag. We can start with you, Chief Spreading Bull.
Always good to hear from the developmental disabilities community.Indeed, let's round up all of those leftist loving liberals and NDP socialists who dared to try and take my rights and freedoms away from me, and put them all in the gulag. We can start with you, Chief Spreading Bull.
The NDP should not be in the car insurance business nor in the business of selling booze. I have been waiting for years here in BC, and still waiting for the day when I can go into a grocery store, and buy a case of beer or a bottle of wine or whiskey. I believe that the law was changed when the BC liberal party was last in power where they made it legal for any grocery store to be able to sell beer, wine and liquor.
So far, this has not happened yet. Partly because they made it a law that a grocery store had to be beyond a mile away from a government liquor store. A silly ass stupid nonsense rule indeed. But then again, this is BC, don't you know.
When I use to be able to go across the border into Blaine, Washington freely, w/o any restrictions upon returning home, I could go into a grocery store and buy beer, wine and a bottle of rum in Blaine with no problem. Even gas stations and corner stores sold booze. I could fill up my gas tank and be able to tank myself up also. LOL. I would never vote for those NDP communists. They are all in for more government, more taxes, and less freedom.
Yes, I believe that people like you that have that problem you mentioned above should be allowed to speak their mind. It's sad at times to have to end up reading what some mentally challenged people have to babble on about. If they ever had any talking sense at all, it would be a bloody miracle. Aw well, shit happens.
Ah, yes. "I know you are but what am I." Your mastery of grade-three repartee is impressive.Yes, I believe that people like you that have that problem you mentioned above should be allowed to speak their mind. It's sad at times to have to end up reading what some mentally challenged people have to babble on about. If they ever had any talking sense at all, it would be a bloody miracle. Aw well, shit happens.
For you.
You can move to Boston Bar , the grocery store there has beer .The NDP should not be in the car insurance business nor in the business of selling booze. I have been waiting for years here in BC, and still waiting for the day when I can go into a grocery store, and buy a case of beer or a bottle of wine or whiskey. I believe that the law was changed when the BC liberal party was last in power where they made it legal for any grocery store to be able to sell beer, wine and liquor.
So far, this has not happened yet. Partly because they made it a law that a grocery store had to be beyond a mile away from a government liquor store. A silly ass stupid nonsense rule indeed. But then again, this is BC, don't you know.
When I use to be able to go across the border into Blaine, Washington freely, w/o any restrictions upon returning home, I could go into a grocery store and buy beer, wine and a bottle of rum in Blaine with no problem. Even gas stations and corner stores sold booze. I could fill up my gas tank and be able to tank myself up also. LOL. I would never vote for those NDP communists. They are all in for more government, more taxes, and less freedom.
Careful, Alaska used to belong to Russia, Putin might use that as an excuse to invade.
I think Maniskatchewberta should become part of Ukraine.
Pretty funny what you and the US congressman don't realize is Sask. and Alberta's border already exist to the Arctic Ocean technically, those areas are administered by the provincial Governments
