Which, the bench with handles across it, or that Fly Swatter thing a dozen feet from the bench for shade?
“Wokeness” in Canada and elsewhere…
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Those location of both of those was done by 2 separate committees who didn't talk to each other. I think the one who did the fly swatter thing was the one with the drugs.
Which group was the one with the drugs? The women or the “non-gender conforming” people?
Trippy.
I don't know how they decided which group did what. Any one of them could have been triggered by their assignment.
Its a focal point for video cams. Its green for a reason. Its easier for AI to identify people against a green screen.
So is goat milk OK? What about horse milk? I have used both.OK, I’m not sure if this is Woke or just Weird?
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PETA mocked over old post about 'racist' cow’s milk — Toronto Sun
An old tweet from animal rights organization PETA has resurfaced on X (formerly Twitter) that claimed cow’s milk is a “symbol used by white supremacists.” The then-tweet linked to a 2017 blog post titled “Why Cow’s Milk Is the Perfect Drink for Supremacists,” and refers to scenes out of the...apple.news
This isn’t from the Onion, or the Beaverton, or even the CBC. This isn’t a parody. Not an intentional parody anyway.
What colour are goat & horse milk? Did the goat & horse authorize your use of their milk in advance? A signed and notarized waiver, etc…?
Goat milk is white. Horse milk is almost clear. We did an inclusive study group( two mechanics.students.One was born in Africa so that has to count double.) on the horse milk thing. We did use the negative authorization thing. They didn't complain, so we took that as permission.
A toxic idea has infatuated academics in Canada and the rest of the western world: decolonization.
The movement classifies people into two groups: “settlers” and “indigenous peoples.” Any people deemed “indigenous” to a region are entitled to their claimed lands, and have moral authority to resist so-called occupation. “Settlers” — those deemed to be illegitimate occupiers — are morally reprehensible and deserve to face whatever indigenous resistance comes their way.
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The obsession with “diversity, equity and inclusion” is widespread in the federal public service, which has grown a staggering 40 per cent since 2015, and Global Affairs is no exception.
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Most people thought it was just a rogue Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local that didn’t speak for the whole 700,000-member union.
Wrong. Seems some high-ranking CUPE officials are not on Israel’s side at all.
Just moments after Israeli children had been slaughtered, people were stunned by CUPE, Local 3906’s public support for those behind the genocide.
“Palestine is rising, long live the resistance,” they callously posted on X.
The cruelty didn’t stop there. It was followed by CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn liking that post and later going to social media with a “From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will be Free” meme. He also tweeted about being “thankful” for “resistance.”
Tweeted Hahn: “As we all think about reasons to be thankful this #thanksgiving2023, I know I’m thankful for the power of workers, the power of resistance around the globe. Because #Resistance is fruitful and no matter what some might say, #Resistance brings progress, and for that, I’m thankful.”
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Premier Doug Ford expressed his outrage “The comments by the president of CUPE Ontario glorifying and celebrating the rape, abduction and murder of innocent Israeli people are disturbing, and I denounce them wholeheartedly,” said Ford Tuesday.
“They do not reflect the views or values of Ontario, and I do not believe they represent the opinions of the workers he claims to speak for. Ontario does — and always will — support Israel’s right to defend itself and its citizens against the brutal violence waged by Hamas terrorists.”
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Statistics Canada produced an important report last week into the murders of Indigenous women and girls. It should have a significant impact on public policy in Canada, but almost certainly won’t because it conflicts with the “woke” narrative about who murders Indigenous women and why.
The report has several fascinating findings, but here is the key one: In most cases (86%), “the person accused of their homicide was also Indigenous.”
In short, most murdered Indigenous women were killed by Indigenous men (and occasionally another Indigenous woman).
That doesn’t make their murders less tragic or less worthy of being investigated and prosecuted. Indeed, police lay charges in nearly as many murder cases in which the female victim is Indigenous (87%) and cases where the victim is non-Indigenous (90%).
That means nearly all the solutions proposed so far by the Trudeau Liberals, by academics and by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) are destined to fail because they are seeking to solve the wrong problem – i.e. systemic white racism.
So long as “progressive” officials insist that it must be white privilege that causes the deaths of Indigenous women, they feed the rampant notion that Indigenous women are most often the victims of non-Indigenous predators. And, so long as that misinformation is widespread, reconciliation will be impossible.
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The movement classifies people into two groups: “settlers” and “indigenous peoples.” Any people deemed “indigenous” to a region are entitled to their claimed lands, and have moral authority to resist so-called occupation. “Settlers” — those deemed to be illegitimate occupiers — are morally reprehensible and deserve to face whatever indigenous resistance comes their way.
Jamie Sarkonak: Canadian academics shrug at horrendous violence perpetrated against Israelis — National Post
Some professors have been cheering on Hamas' unprovoked attack, which includes the rape, kidnapping and murder of innocent civilians
The obsession with “diversity, equity and inclusion” is widespread in the federal public service, which has grown a staggering 40 per cent since 2015, and Global Affairs is no exception.
Derek H. Burney: Canada's hollow place in the world — National Post
The Canadian government has become increasingly irrelevant internationally
Most people thought it was just a rogue Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local that didn’t speak for the whole 700,000-member union.
Wrong. Seems some high-ranking CUPE officials are not on Israel’s side at all.
Just moments after Israeli children had been slaughtered, people were stunned by CUPE, Local 3906’s public support for those behind the genocide.
“Palestine is rising, long live the resistance,” they callously posted on X.
The cruelty didn’t stop there. It was followed by CUPE Ontario President Fred Hahn liking that post and later going to social media with a “From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will be Free” meme. He also tweeted about being “thankful” for “resistance.”
Tweeted Hahn: “As we all think about reasons to be thankful this #thanksgiving2023, I know I’m thankful for the power of workers, the power of resistance around the globe. Because #Resistance is fruitful and no matter what some might say, #Resistance brings progress, and for that, I’m thankful.”
WARMINGTON: CUPE official 'sickened' by Ontario president's posts after attack on Israel — Toronto Sun
Most people thought it was just a rogue Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) local that didn’t speak for the whole 700,000-member union. Wrong. Seems some high-ranking CUPE officials are not on Israel’s side at all. Just moments after Israeli children had been slaughtered, people were...
Premier Doug Ford expressed his outrage “The comments by the president of CUPE Ontario glorifying and celebrating the rape, abduction and murder of innocent Israeli people are disturbing, and I denounce them wholeheartedly,” said Ford Tuesday.
“They do not reflect the views or values of Ontario, and I do not believe they represent the opinions of the workers he claims to speak for. Ontario does — and always will — support Israel’s right to defend itself and its citizens against the brutal violence waged by Hamas terrorists.”
Hamas terrorists murdered as many as 40 babies in village attack: IDF soldiers — National Post
'Talking to some of the soldiers here, they say what they witnessed as they’ve been walking through these communities is bodies of babies with their heads cut off,' a reporter said
Statistics Canada produced an important report last week into the murders of Indigenous women and girls. It should have a significant impact on public policy in Canada, but almost certainly won’t because it conflicts with the “woke” narrative about who murders Indigenous women and why.
The report has several fascinating findings, but here is the key one: In most cases (86%), “the person accused of their homicide was also Indigenous.”
In short, most murdered Indigenous women were killed by Indigenous men (and occasionally another Indigenous woman).
That doesn’t make their murders less tragic or less worthy of being investigated and prosecuted. Indeed, police lay charges in nearly as many murder cases in which the female victim is Indigenous (87%) and cases where the victim is non-Indigenous (90%).
That means nearly all the solutions proposed so far by the Trudeau Liberals, by academics and by the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls (MMIWG) are destined to fail because they are seeking to solve the wrong problem – i.e. systemic white racism.
So long as “progressive” officials insist that it must be white privilege that causes the deaths of Indigenous women, they feed the rampant notion that Indigenous women are most often the victims of non-Indigenous predators. And, so long as that misinformation is widespread, reconciliation will be impossible.
GUNTER: Indigenous female murder stats clash with 'woke' narrative — Toronto Sun
Statistics Canada produced an important report last week into the murders of Indigenous women and girls. It should have a significant impact on public policy in Canada, but almost certainly won’t because it conflicts with the “woke” narrative about who murders Indigenous women and why. The...
Academics are morons. If they wanted power they'd preach to those in boots not those in suits.
Makes a body wonder why y'all got all pissy when the Germans settled France and the Low Countries.
How is it that they've defined this as "genocide?" Do they not understand the definition?
Do you? How would you define "genocide?"
Does that change after you read the Genocide Convention?
Genocide Convention
the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.
I doubt if one could consider the murder of indigenous women "genocide" but I suppose it could apply because it's "only" women. But now-a-days you could probably apply that to ALL women since there is such an effort to destroy the gender, but I digress.
Genocide usually refers to a whole group of people belonging to the same society (for lack of a better term). Men & children would also have to be included. In this case, they're not which is why I'm questioning the term. Just sayin...