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The question that follows, who are the donkeys in this world wide fear driven pandemic?

Does anyone else think "social distancing" is merely a psychological deterrent?
If its droplet spread wouldn't it be sufficient to walk through someone's exhaled air and breathe in? What if your 2 meters apart and down wind?

the donkeys are the retards going out to party when the rest of the country is in a lockdown

tbh social distancing will generally help. But down wind situations and such you're just fucked, hence why they're tell people to stay inside. But everyone cant for obvious reasons.

boogaloo?

republican lodge of canada

I like how even r/canada is liking Doug Ford

Just saying how it is lol

him my bro smokes crack you deserve to know the facts\

When can the west separate? My MP literaly said that principles arent as important as winning, and that our views will never win over the east. So literally the west will never have representation.

https://i.imgur.com/9Hftkkb.png

West will never leave. Alberta has proved that. Shit hits the fans Kenney goes your problem federals help us

As a Albertian pur province has been nothing but a bitchy child for a long time that wasted it's time to diverse its economy

Should of listened to Lougheed but that would involve the average Albertian politician to have the IQ level above 85

The west needs to separate from Ottawa. Ontario becomes more tyrannical by the day.

Where I'm at, all public areas have been closed and prohibited. You are only allowed to make "essential" travel, and even then the opps will pull you over if you have 2 or more people in your car. If they were really concerned about not spreading the disease, they wouldn't have those dirty enforcers breathing in your general direction, YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE THEY'VE BEEN.

This blatant power grab is happening all over the world, the worst part is that there is no end in sight for these emergency powers and social distancing becoming the new normal, enforceable by fines of $5000

I recently was brutalised by the provincial police for walking around at night, before these ordinances were enacted mind you, all I was doing was walking down the sidewalk. 3 police vans came and pincered me, cuffed me and threw me to the ground within seconds of the first officer leaving his vehicle.

I live in a small town with a population of about 12 000 people at best. I was in a suburban neighborhood and nobody heard my screams. They charged me with mischief and trespassing at night. For what? I couldn't tell you. All I was doing was going on a walk at the time I wouldn't bum into anyone.

I've contacted local news, today I call a lawyer. I don't know what to do. I'm scared

At least your gun crime is low.

Aren't you glad the police can get away with anything because you're disarmed?

imagine going out alone at night
also, imagine living in a country where trust in police is stupidly low because y'all are a multiracial society

It's ridiculous I know

I didn't choose to live in this society but yet here I am

The police used to be called peace keepers, now they're peace makers. Or better yet, I call them enforcers

habeus corpus doesn't exist anymore, you're guilty until proven innocent

Good, now examine why it happened.

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Why did that change?

Right, it's my fault I went out at night, how could I be so stupid

No, it's your fault you didn't stop the government from importing even more niggers.

Because they're the reason you need violent police.

It changed because the second everyone showed fear, we rolled over and let the nanny government tell us what to do

Lowest common denominator. The worse people you import, the worse everyone gets treated.

That's why voluntary quarantines are failing spectacularly in UK

That's not the problem where I am, but I can understand why you think that

About the importation

My community is relatively isolated from the bigger cities

Police brutality is definitely not the first thing I think about when I think of Canada, so you may have a chance.