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It’s already been three years since Once Upon a Studio debuted. I’ll never get tired of watching this beautiful short. 🥲
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“Schools have bigger issues to deal with than the dress code!!!”
Yeah, they have those bigger issues because they refuse to hold the line on smaller stuff like the dress code
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Maybe it’s time to stop the weird comprehensive sex education where we deputize strangers into teaching sexual ethics starting in elementary school, and parents should instead tell their children that it’s best to wait until marriage again…
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I don’t understand so many teachers’ impulse to put into the hands of teenagers only books that explore the thoughts of fictional teenagers who are in circumstances that closely mirror their own.
One of the chief pleasures of literature is being introduced to someone who’s been dead for two hundred years and has something considerably more interesting to say than you do.
We should not encourage kids to think that their own quotidian and provincial thoughts are the pinnacle of what’s important in the world. They should read the masters and realize how small they are, and how large they can aspire to be.
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Christian employees should stand out in every workplace:
• Never participating in gossip
• Respecting supervisors with genuine humility
• Doing their best even when nobody is watching
• Working hard every day for Jesus
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This CCP psyop was used to gain land and buy Canadian resources from FNs.
Five years after Canada's Kamloops "unmarked graves" story, not one body has been found. Now a grand chief says there's no need to dig, as Indigenous people receive psychic "messages" from the dead children.
@jonkay's latest.
quillette.com/2026/07/21/the…
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The anti-memorization movement has left millions of students unable to think because every elementary operation consumes working memory.
For instance, solving equations feels smooth when basic arithmetic is automatic. It's like moving puzzle pieces around, and you just need to identify how they fit together.
But without automaticity on basic arithmetic, each puzzle piece is a heavy weight. You struggle to move them at all, much less figure out where they're supposed to go.
It’s the same all the way up the ladder of math: from arithmetic, to algebra, to calculus, to all sorts of university-level math and beyond.
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This will never happened unless there are sweeping changes in the Canadian government. We are so infiltrated by foreign agents and government officials who put first their own religious, caste, and cultural based beliefs over those of Canadians. Why are we constantly trying to do business with India when all the 'deals' that are made end up being in favour of India? Why are we trying to expand trade deals with a country that ranks so horribly on the corruption index? Germany, South Korea, Mexico and Switzerland does the same amount of trade with Canada as India does, why are we not meeting with them and working out unilateral trade deals, instead of India? A country that constantly interferes with our elections. A country with politicians that sell asylum letters to international students so they can get PR in Canada? Why are we working with a country who ranks #2 as the most polluted country in the world, while Canadians are being taxed for carbon related things?
What Canada needs to do is focus on countries that will benefit Canada. India is not benefiting Canada in trade deals. They are the exact opposite of a society as what Canada is. If anything Canada should be going to India and putting tariffs and sanctions on them until they clean up their environment, clean up their government and stop trying to subvert our elections.
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Slavery, cannibalism, and brutal warfare defined life in North America before the Crown established authority over these lands. Founding Canada to afford equal rights to all people was a good thing. I reject these new treaties because I reject UNDRIP's ethno-nationalism.
