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  • I mean yeah, fuck those assholes, but that doesn't mean I want them to be dragged from those summer homes and thrown into internment camps. I'm surprised that this is a controversial thing to say.

  • Yes, exactly, the fascists are the ones perpetrating the crimes against humanity that I am saying I do not wish to be happening to anyone, regardless of who they voted for

  • None of that makes it OK for people to be subjected to torture, arbitrary imprisonment, beatings, death.

    If this changes some people's minds? Great, yeah I should fucking hope so, but I am gonna go out on a limb and state that I am not pro-crimes-against-humanity no matter who the target is

  • What a horrible thing to say. You think anyone deserves what is happening? Fix your heart

  • It's so awful, I'm so sorry

  • Like I swear to fucking god, we are now at the point where there is absolutely no question that these are concentration camps. Minnesotan families are hiding in the homes of their neighbours in order to not get disappeared. Children are being used as bait. People who simply have skin deemed to be the wrong colour are being beaten to death in custody. Protestors executed on the street. ICE buying more warehouses every day. And we, Canada, have done fuck all. I am so ashamed.

  • The fact that our governments have not banned Canadians and Canadian businesses from contracting with ICE is a stain on our nation. These folks need to be hauled in front of the ICC.

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Autopsy of Canadian in ICE custody indicates his death was preventable, experts say

    www.theglobeandmail.com /canada/article-johnny-noviello-ice-custody-death-preventable-autopsy-experts/
  • "You people"

    Hey look, I never made any claims other than pointing out that you were clearly intentionally being misleading.

    Anyway: would you fly a plane if you could not verify that it was in working order?

  • You claim this is a "ground-based system", but that is not true according to this description:

    "the Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS) ... is a router designed to fit inside of an F-35’s travel pod that has the capability to connect to a hardline network or satellite internet, which allows them to transmit the F-35's data simultaneously to many remote bands and regions"

    https://www.dvidshub.net/image/7342014/autonomic-logistics-information-system

    So while the analysis of the data happens on the ground, ALIS is also very much inside the plane and monitors its systems in real-time:

    "ALIS receives Health Reporting Codes while the F-35 is still in flight"

    https://www.lockheedmartin.com/content/dam/lockheed-martin/rms/documents/alis/CS00086-55%20(ALIS%20Product%20Card).pdf

    Yet you claim "all it does is track parts orders."

    Care to explain why you have omitted these basic facts while defending Canada's purchase of the F-35s?

  • If you sub out the part you object to with an exact quote of your post

    "There is absolutely zero practical way to hide a killswitch in the F-35"

    their comment still makes sense, particularly because they specify firmware and silicon.

  • My instinct is to yell at you but I'm gonna ask a question instead:

    have you considered that your family would also benefit, along with everyone else, from not having to worry about being able to afford housing?

  • Any guesses as to why Ontario and Quebec hold more than half the electoral districts?

  • Sounds like remote work would help, then. Unfortunately most Canadian employers and governments are forcing return-to-office.

  • A lot of that "equity" is really capital gains since housing prices have gone up like mad over the last decade.

    The magic wand is public, non-market housing and we should not accept homelessness and child poverty as the collateral damage of a system that property owners have benefitted from.

    Adopting a defeatist attitude is the same as saying that we want people to die on our streets.

    I say this as a homeowner: I will vote for affordable housing.

  • Sure. And I'd be much more inclined to take this view if the same provincial and federal governments pushing for development in the ring of fire weren't also so loudly gung ho on pushing through new and expanded fossil fuel infrastructure, spending billions on nuclear facilities that will take a decade-plus to build, and massive energy-intensive AI compute infrastructure that also demands a huge amount of those same critical minerals.

  • OK so I was right that you did miss my point.

    What I was saying is that it is not a binary choice between pushing damaging projects here or accepting damaging projects elsewhere, but instead wherever possible we should be doing what we can to mitigate and limit the environmental and social impacts of extraction, insofar as there are things we need to extract.

    I see no reason why we can't have high standards.

  • Sorry but I don't think you understood my comment correctly. Unless you're saying that no, we have to accept poor labour practices and rampant environmental degradation - which obviously are things antithetical to the happy, healthy, and alive humans you are claiming to advocate for

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Carney, Poilievre say they want to work together after one-on-one meeting

    www.ctvnews.ca /politics/article/carney-poilievre-say-they-want-to-work-together-after-one-on-one-meeting/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Anyone else feel like Shoppers pharmacies are aggressively trying to charge extra fees?

  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    The Value Of Our Fear: PM Mark Carney is using Canadians’ fear of Trump’s expansionism to quietly sell us out to his true allies - US finance & tech oligarchs

    thedabbler.patatas.ca /pages/value-of-our-fear.html
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Althia Raj: Mark Carney is quietly giving sweeping new powers to his ministers

    www.thestar.com /politics/political-opinion/mark-carney-is-quietly-giving-sweeping-new-powers-to-his-ministers/article_2881e6a0-d77f-4a8a-ae35-5ecbf0f35e00.html
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Post-election budget could plunge Canada into another federal election | CCPA

    www.policyalternatives.ca /news-research/post-election-budget-could-plunge-canada-into-another-federal-election/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    OPEN LETTER to the Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation from civil society organizations and individuals opposing "National Sprint" consultation on AI strategy - BCCLA

    bccla.org /policy-submission/open-letter-to-the-minister-of-artificial-intelligence-and-digital-innovation-from-civil-society-organizations-and-individuals-opposing-national-sprint-consultation-on-ai-strategy/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Carney scraps anti-greenwashing law despite public call for climate truth

    www.nationalobserver.com /2025/11/04/news/carney-greenwashing-law-misinformation-disinformation-extreme-weather
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Say Hi to Tech Bro Carney | The Tyee

    thetyee.ca /Opinion/2025/11/03/Say-Hi-Tech-Bro-Carney/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Ottawa not concerned about U.S. stakes in critical minerals firms, minister says

    www.theglobeandmail.com /business/article-tim-hodgson-donald-trump-us-stakes-canadian-critical-mineral-companies/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Head of Carney’s Major Projects Office thinks Trans Mountain is good for climate

    www.nationalobserver.com /2025/10/10/news/head-carneys-major-projects-office-thinks-trans-mountain-good-climate
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Securing the Infrastructure, Straining the Constitution? Bill C-8’s Cybersecurity Overhaul

    ablawg.ca /2025/09/05/securing-the-infrastructure-straining-the-constitution-bill-c-8s-cybersecurity-overhaul
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Liberals Call Out Carney for Inviting Trump Insider | The Tyee

    thetyee.ca /Opinion/2025/09/05/Liberal-Backlash-Carney-Invite-Project-2025/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Carney Should Pledge a Referendum on Any Major Trump Deal | The Tyee

    thetyee.ca /Analysis/2025/09/04/Carney-Should-Pledge-Referendum-Trump-Deal/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Carney is pushing Canadian liberalism to its breaking point

    canadiandimension.com /articles/view/carney-is-pushing-canadian-liberalism-to-its-breaking-point
  • CanadaPolitics @lemmy.ca

    NDP to reintroduce bill to end unpaid work for flight attendants

    www.ndp.ca /news/ndp-reintroduce-bill-end-unpaid-work-flight-attendants
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Canada defense review makes case for sticking with F-35 jets, sources say

    www.reuters.com /business/aerospace-defense/canada-defense-review-makes-case-sticking-with-f-35-jets-sources-say-2025-08-07/
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Path cleared for Canada to take part in Trump’s 'Golden Dome' missile shield

    ottawacitizen.com /public-service/defence-watch/canada-trump-golden-dome-missile-shield
  • Canada @lemmy.ca

    Canadians with an X gender marker will now have to select male or female on Nexus travel cards after Trump order

    www.theglobeandmail.com /politics/article-transgender-non-binary-x-marker-nexus-us-cbsa-trump/