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YesMovement 1 point ago +3 / -2

I never said it was an eternal since the beginning time thing, seems to be something they did intentionally this year. Otherwise why would they miss nominating a Hillary Clinton abortion doc?

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YesMovement 7 points ago +7 / -0

Maybe this isn't that big of a deal

He's largely responsible for this gov't falling apart. Trudeau is trying to invoke a trade war with Trump so he can blame The Donald for the bad economy because running against the Conservative leader he's losing bigly and has a better chance running against Trump because you can't honestly blame the Cons for the country's shape since they've been out of power almost a decade now.

Justin will happily let Canada burn if he can be King of the Ashes, and non-Trudeau Liberals are waking up to that fact.

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YesMovement 2 points ago +2 / -0

Ok, what 5 documentaries released in this eligibility year did you think were better?

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YesMovement 5 points ago +7 / -2

Looks like they may have tried to avoid all political docs, even a pro-abortion doc "executive produced" by Hillary & Chelsea Clinton wasn't included per Deadline: https://archive.is/WNgwE

It may come as cold comfort to the Am I Racist? team, but films with an overt take on American politics were all spurned by the doc branch. Those include Zurawaski v Texas, the abortion access documentary executive produced by Hillary Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Oscar winner Jennifer Lawrence and others. Similarly left out were Carville: Winning Is Everything, Stupid, Matt Tyrnauer’s film about Democratic political strategist James Carville, and the Michael Douglas-executive produced and narrated film America’s Burning – a hot take on political polarization and dysfunction.

Two films that document the rise of the Christian nationalist movement qualified for Oscar consideration but failed to make the shortlist cut: God & Country, directed by Dan Partland, and Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism’s Unholy War on Democracy, directed by Stephen Ujlaki and Christopher Jacob Jones.

Gonzo for Democracy, a film that follows “journalist Lauren Windsor on her quest across America to expose election deniers and impending threats to democracy ahead of the 2024 election” didn’t make the shortlist either.

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YesMovement 8 points ago +8 / -0

Some nice objective journalism from CTV about this same kid from a speech he(?) gave almost 2 yrs ago https://archive.is/L1ohR

10-year-old delivers powerful trans rights speech in response to alleged change room incident

The incident is "alleged" but the speech is objectively "powerful" for whatever "trans rights" are.

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YesMovement 2 points ago +2 / -0

Not sure who he is either but I think I've seen his posts around. 20 people I follow on X follow him including Pierre Poilievre.

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YesMovement 4 points ago +4 / -0

She didn't even clarify she quit as his "deputy prime minister" (a made up role, really) but I assume she is as she said she's resigning from cabinet.

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YesMovement 3 points ago +3 / -0

https://x.com/RealAndyLeeShow/status/1868668939200512479

This is a very bizarre resignation letter.

Even now… you think the threat is from the United States? Or is that how they made you phrase it?

You must realize the threat was from within. It always was.

Look at what they did to you. For Carney.

https://x.com/joe_warmington/status/1868665298133594486

Does that include resigning as deputy prime minister?

https://x.com/TheMarieOakes/status/1868680041690968108

Canadians are celebrating and calling for an election

https://x.com/echipiuk/status/1868680825094672454

You and your party failed the Canadian people, causing more harm than good. The lost trust in public officials and institutions will take years to repair. You break things, pretend to offer solutions, and expect Canadians to thank you for simply doing the job they are paying you to do.

Disparaging Canadians, engaging in harmful ideological capture, and prioritizing selfish interests will be the legacy you leave behind.

https://x.com/jasonlietaer/status/1868683474015867179

Always remember: the big hero feminist who just LAST WEEK scolded Americans for not picking a female President fired his female Finance Minister on Friday.

Hero feminism in action. Again.

https://x.com/rpoconnor/status/1868699191444476002

Though Chrystia Freeland flees this sinking ship government, her ignominous legacy will remain as the first Finance Minister in our history to illegally and unconstitutionally freeze Canadians' bank accounts

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YesMovement 10 points ago +10 / -0

https://x.com/AsaadHannaa/status/1868296770696187943

The alleged prisoner who was found by @CNN reporter @clarissaward in Damascus is Salama Mohammad Salama, he’s a junior officer at Assad intelligence, his office was in Albayyada in my city Homs. He used to blackmail the families to make money of their kids.

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YesMovement 5 points ago +6 / -1

And you're free to not watch. I love Mel even though I'm not a Christian and thinks she goes too extreme at times.

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YesMovement 22 points ago +22 / -0

"You've endorsed Donald Trump for president. Judges and two separate juries have found him liable for rape and for defaming the victim of that rape," Stephanopoulos said, alluding to the legal victory by Trump accuser E. Jean Carroll.

Stephanopoulos repeated that claim ten times during his spat with Mace, despite the fact that a jury actually determined Trump was liable for "sexual abuse," which has a distinct definition under New York law.

After the federal jury found Trump liable for sexual abuse, but not rape, Judge Lewis Kaplan wrote in a later ruling that just because Carroll failed to prove rape "within the meaning of the New York Penal Law does not mean that she failed to prove that Mr. Trump ‘raped’ her as many people commonly understand the word ‘rape.’"

Initially, Stephanopoulos was defiant in the face of Trump’s lawsuit, telling CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert that he wouldn’t be "cowed out of doing my job because of a threat."

"Trump sued me because I used the word ‘rape,’ even though a judge said that’s in fact what did happen. We filed a motion to dismiss," Stephanopoulos said.

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YesMovement 7 points ago +7 / -0

No, it would be mocking that idea and making the pro-trans MSM tie themselves in knots over how Trump somehow isn't a woman because he says he is.

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YesMovement 14 points ago +14 / -0

https://x.com/rexglacer/status/1866847132034142421

So Trudeau ran against 2 women in his 2013 LPC leadership race and beat them, does he explain his victory as an attack on women's progress? Trudeau is a dangerous idiot who needs to be removed from Telford's guidance & protection.

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YesMovement 3 points ago +3 / -0

Rachel of course took the criticism of her well. Just kidding, she dismissing all her critics as "constipated" "pale males" who were mad that A WOMYN WAS SPEAKING. And dismissed non-male Kat Kanada's great impression of her as a "pick-me"

No, really: https://x.com/atRachelGilmore/status/1866981197198528519 https://x.com/atRachelGilmore/status/1866981277204660540

https://x.com/atRachelGilmore/status/1866899329983668477

So despite the glib dismissals of two Toronto Sun columnists, a National Post dude who killed a raccoon, and a Food Professor (??) consider the following:

  1. They're fucking idiots
  2. Even though I'm a WOMAN (god forbid) and not afraid to make things fun, I'm smart as hell.💅
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YesMovement 3 points ago +3 / -0

The HRT penalties can only be contested to the very same commie apparatchiks who made the judgment in the first place.

This is not true. Judge overturns landmark $150K human rights award for mother who claimed discrimination: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/human-rights-indigenous-award-1.7095288

And that's just the 1st google result that the MSM covers. The Supreme Court also (barely) said comedian Mike Ward could mock a disabled faggot https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/mike-ward-scc-j%C3%A9r%C3%A9my-gabriel-1.6229032

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