r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • 4d ago

Recurring Canadaguns Politics and Debate Thread

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u/boozefiend3000 4d ago

Another glorious week alive in this progressive paradise!

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u/WeightedDips95 4d ago edited 4d ago

Starting off with Carney proudly photographed with Trump in VIP booth at a sports event. Something that would cause a mini apocalypse if it was Pollievre, but instead Liberal sycophants are calling us idiots for pointing it out. And Justin Trudeau is now in France with Katy Perry on his latest tour of the world. After calling us selfish for wanting to drive to work. 

Truly feels like we’ve entered some sort of joke timeline. 

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u/InitialAd4125 4d ago

"After calling us selfish for wanting to drive to work."

Work the government is now forcing you to drive to because somehow climate change and traffic stops existing when governments want there peons back in offices.

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u/Nilotaus 4d ago

Being forced to go back to work for an office job that can be done in your living room is stupid as fuck. If they had any care at all for the quality of work done they'd let their employee's do whatever. Mandatory RTO just proves that their parents haven't played enough peek-a-boo when they were newborns.

Can't exactly get paid to run electrical wire or route plumbing while half-dressed at home though. I guess you could show up to work wearing only your tighty-whities but I got a feeling that it wouldn't go over well with worksafe at the very least unless the job is pole dancing at a strip club.

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u/InitialAd4125 4d ago

Yeah pretty much but thanks to the government you now need to share the road with those people.