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Joined March 2021
Why are we allowing more people into the country when those that supported and worked to build Canada are literally dying in the streets?
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Canada is basically the Michael Scott Paper Company at this point.
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How about instead of replacing Canadians with people who aren’t Canadian we make life affordable so CANADIANS CAN AFFORD to have children!
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Elbows up.
🤖 Made with AI
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Quebec wants to leave. Alberta wants to leave. Mass exodus of Canadians looking for better lives. 46% of businesses looking to relocate to the US. Record personal insolvencies. Record small business bankruptcies. Record food bank usage. Record homelessness. Yet the media will tell you Canadians whole-heartedly and unconditionally LOVE Mark Carney. Something stinks.
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Imagine bragging that 1/4 of your residents cant afford food. That’s a fail.
Today, the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit will land in the bank accounts of more than 12 million Canadians. This year, a family of four will receive up to $1,890. That’s real relief to help with everyday costs.
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There are two principal ways for a country to grow its population: through natural population growth or through immigration. Canada’s fertility rate has fallen to 1.26, far below the replacement level of approximately 2.1. Before talking about increasing Canada’s population, we should be asking some fundamental questions: 1. Why are Canadians having fewer children? 2. ⁠Why has life become so unaffordable? 3. ⁠And how do we address the growing pressures on our health care, housing, education and other essential infrastructure? Responsible and balanced immigration has always played an important role in Canada. But immigration should not become a substitute for addressing the affordability pressures that are making it increasingly difficult for Canadians to start and raise a family.
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#Wolverine is a good game so far, I can't deny it.
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Blood of the Dawnwalker is beautiful. @RebelWolvesDevs
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This games atmosphere is truely special. @RebelWolvesDevs built a fascinating world!
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These leaks just have me more hyped for #gtavı .
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I want a Mad Goro origin story. #Ghostofyotei
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I hope this game is great. I hope it surpases the Witcher 3.
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I don't care what anyone says. @XBOX and @Halo did a fantastic job with Halo Campaign Evolved.
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Some of my Ghost of Yotei shots. Not as good as Tsushima but it was undeniably beautiful.
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I have finally been relased from X jail. Thank you to whomever reviewed my account @X .
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infelizmente a ubisoft decidiu q eu n posso jogar o jogo que ta baixado no meu pc #obrigadoMidiaDigital
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Replying to @mpr_reviews
I currently cannot boot up the game on PC because ubisoft's servers are down. The single player game. The hate for Ubisoft is justified.
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This is what happens when a corporation starts preaching about “Values” while forgetting the fans who actually built them. I bought Cyberpunk 2077 at launch... unfinished, buggy, and all... because I believed in CD Projekt Red and love the cyberpunk genre. I stuck with them through the mess. But now we’re watching the same studio that preached corporate overreach in their own game engage in the exact behavior they warned us about. They’re free to push whatever DEI/ESG messaging or Pride initiatives they want. I don’t have to agree with it, and that’s fine. What’s not fine is their PR team having a full meltdown and blocking anyone who dares disagree. That’s not “values” — that’s thin-skinned corporate arrogance. You don’t get to alienate the very audience that rebuilt your reputation after launch. Johnny Silverhand would be lighting a cigarette, laughing his ass off at the hypocrisy. I’ve seen this movie before with The Last of Us Part II. The pattern is getting old. Focus on what made you great: deep storytelling, immersive worlds, and great gameplay. Not corporate virtue signaling.
Fuck you CDPR I didn’t deserve this
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