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Christian Canadian

Joined November 2024
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Hey @n64josh wondering if you have heard anything about a switch 2 with oled. I have an oled and enjoy the better batter life from the original. With the wind and waves only being an switch two I don’t want to get a switch two and then immediately hear an OLED announcement
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Hey @PierrePoilievre. I have a question but it is hard and I doubt you will be able to answer. As the years go on since the late 90s to early 2000s. It seems like society is continuing to divide and fracture. Has the global society gotten as far as it could possibly?
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How do we correct to find a middle ground? Can we get social stability to encourage population economic growth?
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Hey @Bungie on the topic of what to do with @DestinyTheGame. Here is what I would offer as suggestions. Trials is too sweaty. Give some of those that are better to r chance to run as a two man. Then people that want to get into the game match in with them. Mic’s must be there.
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Way you want, but then make certain this so powerful it’s unlikely to get the clear without the ideal weapons. I know many wouldn’t like it, but it was great balanced game play This I think would be a great starting point.
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Hey @jamiljivani how much long do you think it will take for parliament to correct itself so the economy to get going again and people can protest.
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I’m saddened responding to people on the left. I don’t fully agree with the right. But people on the left politics often ignore facts. Will block if they don’t have a strong argument. Or play more of an emotional card than a reality card. I miss having a more middle ground.
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Canada is pulling itself apart. Arguing for extreme lifestyles that can’t work in a thriving country spending too much. No real understanding of money. To spend the money because it isn’t theirs.
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Hey @HClemenceau those links you sent didn’t work was going to reply to the tweet but it appears you blocked me. Why?
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Hey @MarcNixon24 if you want to grab “cheaper” gas Merit has it for 149.9. Same as hope ironically.
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I don’t like what has happened with politics. I think it is fine to say vote for my party. This is what makes my party different from others. This whole other party will end democracy or is a danger to the country as a whole I think is ridiculous.
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I laugh because I have always view the three parties as follows. Liberal is business focused. Conservative is your balanced budget approach. Less services but with the hope one day to be able to do more. NDP are heavy services with little to no focus on financial carefulness.
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With the choices technically I should be voting Liberal. But I want conservative because I think they are best for the future of Canada. I think regardless the dedicated law we need passed. Is to seriously focus on getting rid of this national debt that wastes money.
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Hey @Dave_Eby how does it feel being the head of a province with a failed medical system. I have been at the hospital since 1115. It is now 1934. No tests no talking nothing. Not really even treated as a human. But I get to listen to nurses talk about being pregnant.
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Then to have seen people admitted into hospitals this year get skipped for meals several times while they can’t move is inhumane. Then going to CGH has some of the worst patient care. I watched a nurse put a needle into a patient without letting them know after they express.
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Nervousness. Our budget is so tight we have to have bad nurses. I’m pretty disappointed with the state of @BCNursesUnion and HEU. Unions focus on the need of the union rather than the members it represents or people they connect with.
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