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maplesaga

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  • Why were toxic drug deaths in B.C. down 21% in 2025?

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  • I think the problem, if I can convey it properly, is a lack of action is neutral; and it isnt a bombshell. The fact we are giving them drugs which are then being sold off makes us look stupid and that is a bombshell, which immediately conveys incompetence, and that dictates peoples narratives.

  • ‘The most bitter news’: Iran reels as more than 80 children reportedly killed in school bombing

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  • Iranians also probably care about protestors being gunned down. Its not exactly black and white.

  • Why were toxic drug deaths in B.C. down 21% in 2025?

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  • Even if less people die most communities dont want people shooting up next to them, or providing them free drugs which are being sold off to buy street candy. As to which path is better it doesnt really matter, voters are who controls things in the end.

    I'm a great Eby fan, so dont get me wrong.

  • For Today’s Conservatives, Misinformation Is the Norm | The Tyee

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  • All three parties of guilty of misinformation these days. NDP solely blaming grocery stores for inflation after a massive money printing event that saw everything from housing to gold prices rise astronomically which they helped create, Liberals who are pretending they want affordable housing while hiring Gregor Robinson as housing minister who outright says housing prices shouldnt fall.

    The whole thing is a charade, politicians target low information voters, perhaps because most Canadians are low information voters.

  • First Nations chiefs unanimously pass non-confidence vote in Alberta government

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  • First Nations chiefs unanimously pass non-confidence vote in Alberta government

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  • Where do you figure the 32b of federal spending went?

  • Alberta’s reliance on oil revenues means that when prices fall, the economy follows

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  • First Nations chiefs unanimously pass non-confidence vote in Alberta government

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  • Pedagogy of the Oppressed

    What will 2026 look like 30 years in the future when we gave away billions of dollars and their situation got worse? It will be looked at the same as we look at the war on drugs or aid to Yemen, something that sounded nice but was horribly mismanaged and ineffective.

    I'm simply stating there needs to be accountability, which my second link says we shirked that accountability on purpose. Left leaning people that want actual reconciliation should be the most pissed off, as the backlash will breed cynicism.

  • bro

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  • What about robots in space though, and the hallucination of a universal high income so everyone is a millionaire.

  • The Day 37 British Columbia MLAs Tried to Advance a Bill to Eliminate Your Basic Human Rights

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  • Saying there is two genders isnt free speech, they have to conform their beliefs you mean, and be forced to believe there is a gender like Ze and Zer?

    It just seems a bit shariah to me, and I hope Im not fined for saying so.

  • Simple inexpensive cloud backup?

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  • Pcloud has lifetime deals with encryption.

    I've had it for a very long time and paid once long ago. It works on Linux as well.

  • Joe Biden warns that Donald Trump will try to ‘steal’ midterm elections

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  • Well he did defeat medicare.

  • Why isn't there a Windows community? Is Linux winning?

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  • Found the person reddit banned.

  • Canada’s New Defence Strategy Is Bold and Unprecedented. Will It Work?

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  • Well its still not really sustainable is it, it has no yield.

    Keynes would disapprove.

  • He'll arrest you with his nippies ❤️‍🔥

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  • Oh cool. I may have to check it out.

  • Canada’s New Defence Strategy Is Bold and Unprecedented. Will It Work?

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  • Borrowing huge sums of money to fund military expenditures sure seems silly, and the interest payments will be absurd. Interest on debt has already eclipsed health transfers, so its going to be a sacrifice for sure.

  • He'll arrest you with his nippies ❤️‍🔥

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  • The movie Daredevil had a guy with a bullseye on his head who could kill people by flinging paper clips at them, penetrating their skull. Nothings cooler than that.

  • He'll arrest you with his nippies ❤️‍🔥

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  • Whats that from?

  • Canada poised to become 'one of the largest suppliers of LNG in the world': Energy minister

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  • Well you see peak oil is a myth by pseudo intellectuals trying to push a narrative. Global energy demand will continue upwards for the foreseeable future, because greater energy per person means a higher standard of living.

    Renewables are also fully dependent on China, who refines the bulk of metal on the planet, since they have no environmental regulation; and its a very energy intensive process where they can undercut others by generating over 60% of their energy from coal.

    Its also intermittent so requires batteries and backup energy sources, unless its something like nuclear or hydro, which is either messy or geographically limited. Somehow France could do nuclear in the 60s but we cant do it now, as many climate zealots try to convince us nuclear isnt green, so government bureaucracy inflates costs.