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In this episode of The Christy Connect Podcast, I talk about the devastating fires in B.C., the toppling of statues in Winnipeg and around the country, the church fires, and more. Stay tuned for more on this and more coming up with the podcast.
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. It's a beautiful 2nd of July, 2021.
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Coming up with the Christy Connect podcast, episode 138.
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This is reconciliation and recent events, the toppling of certain statues in Winnipeg and around the country,
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All that and more coming up with the podcast. Please stick around.
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And listener discretion and viewer discretion is advised. Enjoy.
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From Western Canada, this is the Christy Connect podcast, a Canadian veteran's point of view.
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On political, social, economic issues, and life.
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That's right, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to the Christy Connect podcast.
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I'm your host, Christy Connect. Mind the light here.
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We've had some issues with power in this area because of the overwhelming heat.
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So all those out there, please hydrate to the best of your ability.
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Like I said, I'm Christy Canuck in this episode, 138.
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Now, this is going to be a rant, ladies and gentlemen.
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Needless to say, it's just going to be my rants and takes on the recent events
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Firstly, I want to say to anyone out there in Lytton, B.C.,
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my sincerest condolences for your loss, your homes, your livelihoods,
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and my condolences to the families and friends and loved ones of those who are lost.
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And there's also a nasty house fire that happened in Chestermere in Calgary last night, too.
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I guess it was lightning strikes that set the fires that caused such devastation.
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And this is what Catherine McKenna means about climate change,
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And I'm not making light of people losing their homes,
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but this heat is just nature's way of saying something.
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It has nothing to do with climate change as far as I'm concerned.
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And once again, my sympathies and my condolences to those who have lost their homes in B.C.
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we can rebuild and do what we can to help each other out in these trying times.
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And, wow, it's just tough to see a whole village wiped out because of a fire.
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There's footage on CTV now as we speak about lightning strikes that started them all.
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It's just people having to get together and be a community.
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Regardless of what political power is calling the shots or not,
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once again, my sincerest sympathies and condolences to those who have lost their homes
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My condolences to the individuals that have been found in that building in Miami
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that toppled based to a poor foundation, what have you.
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So to my listeners in Florida, my condolences out to you as well out there.
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If you have family members or friends that you knew in those buildings
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Now, there have been churches that have been set ablaze here in Edmonton.
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And a few of those churches were on reservations.
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I'll leave links in the description for you, ladies and gentlemen, to follow, too.
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But this is going to be my rant and my take on it.
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Now, I've talked about this before in my last couple episodes in regards to reconciliation
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And don't get me wrong, ladies and gentlemen, I am a firm believer in it.
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We've got to find the truth of what happened and we have to reconcile everything so we
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I'm talking proper moving forward as adults and as members of this society.
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As members of this society, once we know the real truth, we can move on.
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But setting fire to churches, burning down places of worship, doesn't really make a point
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I really don't think those individuals that set those fires, and it doesn't matter what
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color they are, doesn't matter what generation they represent or who they're fighting for,
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these individuals took it upon themselves to set ablaze other people's property, okay?
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Whether it belongs to the Catholic church, Anglican church, or whatever community, okay?
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There are still people in our society that still use those churches as places of worship,
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And regardless of how you feel about the Christian faith coming to North America the way it did,
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That doesn't justify the reconciliation movement, okay?
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I've said this to you before numerous times, Angel.
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I don't believe in any organized religion because my personal spirituality is me.
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What I believe in, what I see, what I can touch, taste, and feel.
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So you can call me an atheist, call me agnostic, whatever you like, that's fine, okay?
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But I don't believe in ruining anyone's place of worship in the name of an old ideology
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or some old anger or retribution for something that I personally think that these arsonists
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If you want to put people on trial, then let's get the Vatican over here and to explain things.
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Let's get the Church of England involved, too, because they were a part of it as far as I know.
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And whatever monarch has the cojones to represent what the monarchy did at said time, bring them into the conversation, too.
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And every politician that has been alive, that is still alive, who knew about residential schooling, who knew about the whereabouts and the facts and figures and all the data, okay, bring them into a hearing.
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That's probably the most peaceful solution I can think of without having to resort to this stuff all the time, okay?
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Now, Queen Victoria, yeah, she was the sovereign of the Commonwealth at the time.
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Who knows what orders or what papers she might have signed or what declarations she might have signed to encourage residential schooling.
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But that is not going to bring the memory of those fallen back, okay?
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That is not going to understand the mass graves.
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We've heard about the technology going into this and discovering this.
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Because if we can carbon date stones with dinosaur bones in them and carbon date them to how many millions of years ago they existed and roamed the earth and did all these wonderful things that gave us fossil fuels today,
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how come we can't find people to dig up these remains to find out exactly what the fuck happened, right?
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If there's so much money that's going to be poured into it from the federal government to find out what's going on, why they aren't digging these things up now?
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Like I said, we have the technology to find things and discover things in the ground.
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Okay, now whether it's 200 children or 100 children or 100 people or 100 of these or 100 of those, let's dig it up and find out.
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And burning churches and burning places of worship, regardless of how heinous the Catholic Church or Anglican Church, United or Presbyterian, or whatever church was involved is,
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that does not justify burning down a church now.
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I personally know some good people that happen to be Christian.
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They preach their gospel, but they also walk their truths, too.
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And I can guarantee there's not a racist bone in their body.
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So they're not going to condemn anybody for being First Nation, from being from Pakistan or India or China or Japan or Pakistan.
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I mentioned Pakistan or anywhere else for that matter.
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And just because, let's say, their church did something heinous many moons ago, that doesn't justify some shithead or some shit pump to get out there and set fire to it.
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Because I know for a fact that a lot of churches and communities I grew up in have always been a good pillar of support when it comes to charitable things.
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Kids at Christmas, kids at Easter, kids overseas.
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And there's always going to be the odd shithead in the mix, causing trouble.
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And regardless of myself being a non-believer, that doesn't mean I'm going to chastise anyone who goes to Sunday worship or Wednesday worship or Christmas mass.
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My lifestyle is not compromised because of that.
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And the Christian faith has had a big overhaul over the past hundred years in regards to enforcing rules and regulations and all this stuff.
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Heck, I remember as a kid, Sunday shopping laws were such a big deal.
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And people realized, fuck, we can make some money on Sunday.
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So people started opening up the shops on Sunday.
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So regardless of where you sit on the religious fence or not, it doesn't matter.
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It does not justify someone burning the church over what was found on this reservation, on this piece of land, or in that piece of land.
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You're not going to bring or honor the memory of anybody fallen by burning down the monument.
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Now, I've been angry at the government for a long time.
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But I'm not going to set fire to a government building because of their lack of respect for the veteran.
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Nor am I going to gain any notoriety for toppling a statue of Pierre Trudeau.
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Now, I personally disagree with even having a statue of that piece of shit.
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But my lifestyle is not going to improve or going to change if a statue is sitting there or if it's sitting here.
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I can understand the anger and the frustration.
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But you're not going to bring the memory or honor the memory of them by doing that.
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Regardless of the bad bits and the bad points and all these terrible things that they supposedly did, let's resurrect some statues of Tecumseh.
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Let's erect a statue of some of the Comanche leaders out there.
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Let's erect a statue of some Inuit leaders out there.
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Or do we constantly have to sit in little groups and categories over and over again?
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It's good to acknowledge someone's background, yes.
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But if I was talking to an Irish right now, he'd look at me going, you're not Irish.
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A Scotsman would probably say to me, you're not Scottish.
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And it's funny because it's bringing me to a point of conversation, too, where I had with
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Like I say, I'm not going to mention any names, ladies and gentlemen.
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But she made it very clear that she was a female.
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And she made it very, very staunch and clear to me that European descendants should just
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And I pondered, you know, the question before I asked her, thinking, okay, what if everything
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Every innovation in the past, let's say, 200 years for shits and giggles.
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Every innovation that has come to North America from the European settlers all of a sudden
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Just let me go hunt with my rifle and go live in the bush and I'll be just fine.
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She didn't like the fact that I told her, well, guess what?
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Because, you know, gunpowder and muskets and all that good stuff came from the European
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So if you want to get back to traditional roots, fine.
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You go back, live in the bush, teach yourself again about the medicines and the healing elements
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of certain plants and foods, okay, and hunt with a sharp, pointy stick or a spear, no
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metal, no metal, because before Europeans came to North America, not to me, people knew
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how to forge steel to make good spearheads or make good arrowheads.
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Now, societies lived and thrived without the European intervention for a very, very long
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They made tools, bone and stone and what have you.
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So if you want to get rid of the European influence in North America, then fine.
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You start from ground zero, start from the ground up, okay?
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Create your own antibiotics, create your own medicines, create your own cell phones, your
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Your own weapons, you know, without any European influence.
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For those of us who want to cancel history, yeah, good luck to that, okay?
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All right, I want to get so sick and tired of this cancel culture bullshit, okay?
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So Johnny McDonald helped create the railroad in this country, okay?
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So Wilfrid Laurier united a lot of French and English division, okay?
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So Robert Borden mobilized a nation to go fight a dirty, nasty fucking war.
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And regardless of how you feel about those three prime ministers, okay, and I know I'm missing
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one in between Laurier and McDonald, I'm a little shady on my Canadian politics at the
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1870s, but I think you get my point when it comes to understanding the building of this
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Now, I'm not justifying any terrible thing that's happened to anybody, but a lot has
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changed in Canada since the 1860s, quite a bit.
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And if those individuals that sit there and go, rah, rah, rah, let's burn the church, rah,
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rah, rah, let's tear down the statues, rah, rah, rah, you're not just denying history for
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You're denying history for the next generation that's coming up because let's say if you
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lot end up spawning some kids and they ask you the tough questions, mom, dad, who is
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And while you're tearing down statues and tearing up the books and everything right now,
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Is this, are these issues that has happened the past couple of weeks?
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I heard rumblings of people saying, oh, someone started the fires in BC.
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So I don't think anyone started the fires in BC.
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I think it's just a freak of nature and shit happens.
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But once again, I like to say to my friends and family in British Columbia, my sincerest
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condolences to my brothers and sisters out there.
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And if some of you just have my email, please don't hesitate to ask me for anything.
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Please give me a call to some of my friends who know, you know who I am.
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You're not going to reconcile any kind of differences by burning someone's property.
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Whether it belongs to a wealthy religious conglomerate or a small town.
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It's not going to honor the memory of those who have fallen.
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It's not going to bring back those who have fallen.
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And the last thing we need right now, ladies and gentlemen, is more bloody fucking division.
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We've already got professional victims in Ottawa doing that for us.
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Why the hell do we think we need to hear right now?
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Now, I've had a couple of First Nation members come aboard me, like I said in my last episode,
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reminding me about my privilege and all these wonderful things.
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And yet, I saw the footage of two years in Winnipeg.
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You've got the ability to travel to one side of the nation to the next to tell me about my privilege
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Well, your actions speak louder than words now.
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And I'm a firm believer that you take action to fix something, to do something, to make something better.
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Now, regardless of how I feel about the monarchy right now, and my loyalty is to Canada,
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I'm not loyal to the Queen anymore, regardless of what affirmation I made as a soldier.
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And out of tradition and in a certain respect, yes.
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But my Canada doesn't include the monarchy governing anything.
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But as far as I'm concerned, she does not govern me.
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And I'm not going to enforce that to anybody else.
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I'm not going to preach that gospel until my eardrums bleed.
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But I'm not going to call myself an ally because it's trendy.
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I'm going to call myself a human being to other human beings too.
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That we're in this country together, ladies and gentlemen, regardless of color or creed.
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The 1860s were a bloody decade in North America.
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And at that time, Canada was starting to build things.
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To get support from Britain in regards to building our own nation.
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Now, I'm reflecting back to my early high school history here.
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Very, very tiny population compared to the United States.
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I think that at that time had about 25, 100 million people living in the original 13 states and other territories that they were expanding it.
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So, there was quite a bit of population difference in that area.
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This is all speculation based on the notes I took in high school.
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And there could have been annexes here, annexes there.
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And a guy by the name of Sir John A., and the other father's confederation, decided to do something about it.
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And you had people that assisted in building the railway, getting money here, getting money there.
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There was Chinese people that were taken, used as cheap labor.
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There were other people who used as cheap labor, too.
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Now, you'd be hard-pressed to find too much of that kind of garbage going on right now.
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Because the Asian population in this country has contributed quite a lot towards academia, towards art, towards the economy, towards technology.
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And the Asian Canadians I worked with in the military, they had no problems.
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I made some great friends out of Asian Canadians.
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And I'm not going to be one of those guys saying, oh, I have this friend who's this.
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So, when we look back at our history, we have to really, really appreciate the differences we've overcame.
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The resilience that Canada overcame those years.
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Regardless if there was loyalty to an empire, or loyalty to a monarchy, or loyalty to anything other than democracy.
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We're missing this loyalty to democracy because we're seeing all this shit come down from Ottawa.
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We're seeing all this garbage come on from Ottawa about our deficits and about the WE scandal.
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And SNC-Lavalin and rampant sexism and misogyny and all the environment and all climate crisis and all this inflation.
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And it seems ironic, too, that even our federal government has taken advantage of this opportunity to tell us again how racist we are.
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And yet, these are the clowns, too, that said it was okay to give themselves another pay raise two years in a row.
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It's okay to give themselves a little more incentive while they take more from us.
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But, of course, the voter base doesn't want to see that.
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They want to see the freebies and the handouts.
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While we have no more resources to promote and no more product going out, resources begin to dry up.
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Because when you start printing shit money, then you start printing false currency at a higher inflation rate.
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So that free money doesn't become free anymore.
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But I'm the kind of person I'd rather go and work for, which I do.
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And I do get some income from this podcast and from my videos, what have you, too, which I'm very grateful for.
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And I do want to thank my audience out there who has contributed so much to me this month.
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Thank you once again to everyone who has donated and contributed.
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Like I say, either in Supercast or just follow the link there at the bottom of your page.
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But it just gets ridiculous how there's so much race baiting out there.
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And there's even people my age, too, who are all over it.
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Like it's some kind of, oh, my God, we've never heard about this before.
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A lot of them are just jumping on the bandwagon to look like they care.
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I care because I do have friends of mine that are First Nations.
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But they grew up in a pretty good household, too.
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But they don't want to have to carry the weight because one group says they should.
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They don't want to have to carry the physical and emotional garbage because one group says they should.
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The whole tribal thing is coming back and forth again.
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But not because of one person's skin color or one person's culture.
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Now, you can choose to sit and be angry about this all the time.
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Because we all knew the federal government had inside information on many things.
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And I would say a majority of the municipalities as well.
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And certain boards of education, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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But enough of the finger pointing and the blame and the race baiting.
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If we're going to find a possible solution to this,
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why can't we learn from people like Gandhi who sat and protested without violence?
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Like Martin Luther King who sat and marched and protested without violence.
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He didn't tell people to go out and burn buildings and set fire to businesses and burn churches.
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He told people to love and care and do what you can.
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And regardless of how imperfect his personal life was,
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the man still amplified one hell of a fucking message.
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There could have been many countries that would have sold him weapons and sold him guns
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and sold him bombs and fireworks and everything.
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And that's something to learn from, regardless if you agree with it or not.
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And setting fire to churches and toppling statues,
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Setting fire to Vimy Ridge will not honor the memory of our men and women that died there.
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Setting fire to any monument in Dieppe will not honor the men and women that fought there.
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And regardless of the social structure at that time or not,
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I'm well aware of the First Nations that committed the ultimate sacrifice, too,
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in the name of Canada, in the name of family and friends,
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And I am very, very grateful that I actually got to know a couple of veterans.
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I actually met a couple of First Nation veterans that fought the Nazis,
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And I'll say that for another episode, but some great fucking stories, too.
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Great stories in history and the way they were treated and the resilience,
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the resilience they presented in the face of that adversity.
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If you find me at SuperCast, I'll leave the link down here at the bottom for you, too,
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And there'll be links in the description in this video as well.
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And Aaron Gunn, if you're listening right now, congratulations on your attempt
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or your future attempt to getting into liberal politics.
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Now, I disagree with the liberal brand right now
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because liberals do not stand for the same liberal principles that I grew up with.
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But good luck to Mr. Aaron Gunn, the citizen journalist.
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And I managed to have a couple of chit-chats with him.
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So, please, good luck to you, Aaron, on your endeavors.
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Hopefully, I might see you in Parliament someday.
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In the description for you guys to follow as well.
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All they just went on to pursue different things, which is fine.
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And I'm trying to get a couple of interesting guests on to weigh in on their belief and what's going on in the world of politics and social upheaval, what have you.
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I'll be posting information up on the fastball for this coming Sunday, July 4th.
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To my American listeners, I know you're celebrating 4th of July, your Independence Day.
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So, if I don't get to hear from you or see you, happy Independence Day to my American listeners and viewers out there, too.
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Not that I'm saying you all listen to a nerd, Skinner, but I think you catch my point, right?
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But, anyway, to my American listeners out there, happy Independence Day to you.
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And welcome to the World of the Krusty Canuck podcast, if you can make it so, please.
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That's 4 o'clock Sunday, Mountain Standard Time.
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But I'll be taking a break from that for the next couple of weeks after that, too.
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We have a couple of employees that are going on holiday.
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So, I'll be taking over the extra hours, which is nice, which means a few more dollars in the bank.
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So, I've got to be careful with my pennies, ladies and gentlemen, when it comes to getting lumber.
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But that's basically my rant for today, ladies and gentlemen, for the 2nd of July, 2021.
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We're not going to replace history because you're mad.
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There's a lot of figures in history that I'm mad at.
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But I'm not going to burn any textbook or smash any information or destroy any information that presents their case or their actions, what have you.
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And take what we can because, you know, who am I to deny you something you want to see and vice versa?
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You're not going to get ahead in progress and move forward if you keep destroying things.
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And like I said, if you want to topple statues down, fine.
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Like I say, erect a statue of Tecumseh or Joseph Brandt, okay?
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You know, let's find some more indigenous leaders that made a difference and erect statues for them too.
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She was one of the first Canadian females in space.
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So there's an honor right there we can erect, okay?
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And it may not be as glorious and as bloody as some of our allies' history.
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But it's worth the time and the effort to learn about just the same, okay?
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Like I said, ladies and gentlemen, I've been Krusty Canuck on this beautiful and over-hot.
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I just see the sweat dripping down my chrome dome here.
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But like I say, you know, it's been an interesting week.
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If we're going to demand truth and reconciliation, then demand the truth and reconcile like adults.
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You're not going to honor the memory of anybody fallen by destroying property and setting fire to things.
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You know, that makes you no better than the oppressors of yesteryear.
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Like I said, I've been Krusty Canuck on this beautiful 2nd of July 2021.
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Look after your friends and loved ones and all that good stuff.
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And remember, ladies and gentlemen, humanity and merit wins the day.
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This has been another episode of the Krusty Canuck podcast.