. @DominionSoc You're made up of white people who feel you're being discriminated against because of your race. That's not true. You're discriminated against because you're fucking morons.
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Replying to @IngrahamAngle
Look who's rooting for Republicans
Laura ingraham, what an asinine lame post. You want to blame a Party based on who roots for them? Seriously? You want to play that game? Bring it on.
. @MichaelCohen212 Wow, are you ever pathetic. theguardian.com/us-news/2026…
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Replying to @RandPaul
Is this you? Just watch, you’re in there. #spineless #coward
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To my fellow Americans: Please listen.
Despite the attacks, distractions, and false narratives, Canada 🇨🇦 remains one of America’s closest and most faithful friends.
Canadians have stood with us in our darkest hours—from helping Americans escape during the Iran hostage crisis, to responding to natural disasters, to opening their homes and airports to us after 9/11.
Canada is not only our neighbor. It is one of our most important trading partners, our ally, and our friend.
If Americans could choose any country in the world to share our longest border with, we would choose Canada every time.
That is the truth—and it is time we stood up for our friends.
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America. What the hell happened to us?
Canada 🇨🇦 is fighting enormous #wildfires. Firefighters are risking their lives. Families are evacuating. Communities are watching the horizon and wondering whether they’ll still have homes tomorrow.
And a depressing number of Americans demand that #Canada somehow “control” millions of acres of burning wilderness.
The president threatens tariffs…
I’m not that old but I still remember a time when this country used to send help when people were in danger.
Canada is our closest neighbor, one of our oldest allies, and one of the first countries to show up when Americans need help. The common sense response is compassion, cooperation, and every available firefighting resource we can spare.
Helping allies shouldn’t be controversial. Wake the hell up, #USA, and stop acting like petulant children. – at Detroit, MI
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Lecturing and threatening Canada on managing nearly 1.3 billion acres of boreal forest when you can’t properly renovate a 2000ft long reflecting pool in your capital is peak MAGA.
The ignorance of Americans never ceases to amaze me, and you can never tell if it's real or merely performative. Canada didn't created these wildfires to fuck with you. Wild fires are an act of nature, and largely the result of American inaction on climate change. Suck it.
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I am saddened to learn of the passing of my former colleague, Senator Lindsey Graham. He was full of wit, energy, and charm, and he cared deeply about the Senate and the people of South Carolina. Doug and I are sending our thoughts and our prayers to his friends and loved ones.
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When the NHL puts out its annual sappy ad spot depicting how much courage and valour and hard work it takes to win the Cup, I hope that they also mention that you could either devote your entire life to winning the Cup...or you could be the middle-school child of a billionaire.
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La récente hausse des incidents islamophobes partout au Canada est profondément troublante.
Les Canadiennes et les Canadiens musulmans méritent de vivre, de travailler, de pratiquer leur religion et d’élever leur famille à l’abri de la peur, de l’intimidation et de la haine.
Il n’y a pas de place pour l’islamophobie ni pour la haine envers les musulmans au Canada. Nous devons faire front commun pour protéger la liberté de religion, rejeter la haine sous toutes ses formes et bâtir un pays où chacun se sent en sécurité et à sa place.
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If any of my NS followers know this guy, rat him out
We are deeply disturbed by the racist and Islamophobic attack targeting hijabi Muslim women, as well as the physical assault and hateful slurs directed at a Muslim man at Halifax Costco this past weekend.
We are in contact with those affected and with Halifax Regional Police.
No one should face hate or fear while simply grocery shopping with their family.
We call on all elected officials in Nova Scotia and Canada to publicly condemn this incident and to take concrete actions to formulate a national strategy against this massive rise in violent Islamophobia in recent months.
We also thank the bystander who intervened against the man, and the Costco security staff who acted to remove the individual.



























