Trudeau destroyed Canada's national pride (34% ＂very proud＂ to be Canadian)
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One of the most depressing aspects of Justin Trudeau and his Liberal government's tenure in office has been the massive drop in Canadians' national pride. Trudeau has been treating us like a post-national state, and Canadians are starting to care about Canada as if Canada is a post national state. We don't really have a strong sense of identity anymore, and there are way too many people in Canada who are only here for the economic opportunities, and as soon as those dry up, they'll go somewhere else.
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Hey guys, Wyatt Claypool here. One of the most depressing aspects of Justin Trudeau and his
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Liberal government's tenure in office has been the massive drop-off in Canadians' national pride.
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Trudeau has been treating us like a post-national state and Canadians are starting to care about
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Canada as if Canada is a post-national state. We don't really have a strong sense of identity
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and there are way too many people in Canada who are only here for the economic opportunities and
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as soon as those dry up, they'll go somewhere else. So I just want to take you through some
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polls today and then I want to go over some of the recent things that Justin Trudeau has been saying
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and doing to try and buoy his popularity in office. Spoiler alert, it's not working. But before I get
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of the comments. So here are the poll results from Angus Reid showing the fall in Canadians' national
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pride over time. Let's start off actually with the other poll because this is just the raw number of
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people saying that they are very proud to be Canadian. So back in 1985, 78% of people in Canada
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would say they are very proud to be Canadian. I assume this is filtering out those who are not
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actually citizens. In 1994, 71% said they were very proud to be Canadian. In 2003, 68% said they
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were very proud to be Canadian. 2016, 52% said they were very proud to be Canadian. And in 2024,
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we see the biggest drop off over the years of just 34% of people in Canada are very proud to be
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Canadian. That is abysmal and depressing. We can actually take back the country though. We can
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reverse this and make people proud to be Canadian again. And I hope we actually do, you know, put
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our nose to the grindstone and make sure we reverse all the terrible liberal policies. But this is what
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basically happens when you implement leftist policies in government. The country loses its sense
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of identity because the left doesn't care about national pride or about the nation or its heritage
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or anything like that. It just cares about collectivism around general identity groups.
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The more general, the better because it's easier to divide Canadians along general lines of identity
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rather than by very specific ones. And so right now, Canada is just a country of people who happen to
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be here because they have a job here and they will move on if they don't have that job or if the
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economic opportunities are better elsewhere. And this is what this poll found. So these are the
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options right here in dark blue, light blue, light red, and dark red. Dark blue says, I have a deep
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emotional attachment to Canada. I love the country and what it stands for. Blue, like lighter blue,
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says I am attached to Canada, but only as long as it provides a good standard of living. Light red,
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I am not attached to Canada. I would prefer to see the country split up into two or more smaller
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countries. And dark red, I think Canada should join the United States. So in 1991, 65% people have a
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deep emotional attachment to Canada. 19% like it well enough, but if there's no economic
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opportunities, they're going to go somewhere else. 9% say that, you know, maybe it'd be better if we
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broke up into smaller countries or whatnot. 5% say we should join the US. 2016, we only see a small drop
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off and people saying they have a deep emotional attachment to Canada. And we see the rate of
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people saying that they are, you know, I'm attached, but only as long as it provides a good standard of
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living rise. That's probably more so reflecting that a lot of people undecided back in the day have
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been pulled more accurately. And many joined that category. And in 2016, in fact, the people saying
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they have no attachment and thinking that we should join the US actually went down. And this is right
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after Justin Trudeau took office in 2015, as this poll was done in 2016. And I think everyone gave
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Trudeau a chance when he first got in that, you know, he's going to be like all of our other prime
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ministers, nationalistic, he has a different path, but he's not going to betray Canada. And now after
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nine years of Justin Trudeau being in office, we only have 49% of people saying that they actually
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have a deep emotional attachment to Canada. 37% say I'm attached to Canada, but only as long as it
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provides a good standard of living. And then we see the not attached and thinking Canada should go
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join the US have both jumped up. And it demonstrates that what Trudeau has done is made us feel
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crushingly apathetic about our country, because our country is nothing more than just in jobs hub. We have
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jobs here, we have economic opportunities. Sometimes it's mostly just becoming government jobs. And that's it. And
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multiculturalism is a big issue here. Are people allowed to be from different backgrounds in Canada?
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Obviously, you can have your own cultural institutions that you still love and enjoy. But the problem is with
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multiculturalism is it has been replacing Canadian identity. Anyone can become a Canadian, but you have to want to
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become a Canadian. And our mass immigration system has just brought people here who couldn't care less about being
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Canadian. They just want to be here because jobs were here better here than in Punjab. Jobs were better
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here than in the Philippines or better than in any other country. And people stick to their families,
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stick to the neighborhoods of people that are from the same country as them. And that's it. And that is
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what has turned Canada into a post national state. We have millions of people in this country who don't
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really care to be here. And I think that that's why not only do we need to be slashing immigration,
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I think that we should have a cap of 100,000. But we also need and that's for permanent residencies,
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I think visas should be slashed for workers and students by 80%. But with the permanent residence,
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we also need values tests on top of means and skill tests. Because if you don't care about Canada,
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you don't know the history of Canada, don't show up. Because that's not adding any real value in the
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long run to the country. Even if you're creating some economic value, if you don't care about the country at
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all, it tends to break the country apart over time. That's it on that subject. It is depressing. So I don't
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really want to talk about it too much. We can absolutely turn this around. We just have to want to turn it
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around. But let's go into what Justin Trudeau has been doing recently. Because along with Canadians losing
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their sense of national pride, Canadians also don't like Justin Trudeau still. So what's Justin Trudeau trying to do
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to make us all like him again? Well, what's he doing to combat the rise in the popularity of pure
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poly of the Conservatives? Mr. Speaker, this morning, the Bank of Canada announced interest rates are
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going down yet again. Guys, tiny economic improvements. Yay. Yay. Interest rates are
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slightly down. Yeah. Even though our economy does not actually recover that much. We are just reducing
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interest rates in spite of the poor economic health of the country. That is terrible news for the leader
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of the opposition. But it's great news for Canadians for whom things will become more affordable. On top
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of that, a tax break. Actually, that doesn't make things more affordable. It only makes things more
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affordable when the economy is healthy and then people can get cheaper loans and stuff. Yeah, it makes
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technically loans cheaper, but also means there's far more easy money flowing through the economy,
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like the $250 checks he's going to be sending people in April, which is just going to raise the
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prices of things. It really doesn't help nearly as much as the liberals would like to think.
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For Canadians over the next two months that the leader of the opposition voted against. Why,
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Mr. Speaker? Because he cares more about his own political interests than he does about Canadians
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who are struggling. Oh, he'll talk about the challenges Canadians are facing to try and
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instrumentalize them for his own gain. But he won't lift a finger to help Canadians.
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Justin Trudeau loves struggling Canadians so much that he's created millions more of them.
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He thought, you know what? I like helping people who are struggling, but how do you help people who
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are struggling if there's not enough struggling people to help? We have to make it so that there's even
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more people who are struggling so I can pretend to help them. He hasn't helped. Whoops. Slight
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technical difficulty there. If you saw the screen go a little bit fuzzy and then suddenly a cut is
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because that happened. Gave me a good chance to grab a charger. But now let's move on to the next
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video that the liberals have been posting to their social media. Again, I like to study what the liberals
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are doing when it comes to their messaging because it reflects where they're at right now. What
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confidence levels they have? Are they going to be able to come back? How is their polling in the long
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run going to be looking? And the liberals haven't budged an inch when it comes to their messaging at
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all. And it reflects where they're at in the polls. Low 20s, sometimes even falling below 20%.
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They will remain stuck there because why vote for them? Why come back to the fold? There's no reason
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like I'm a conservative. So obviously I was never going to vote liberal. But if you stuck me in as a
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liberal advisor, not that I would do it, I could easily get them like another five to seven points
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in the polls. And it's not because I'm super skilled. It's just, I'm not so gormlessly stupid.
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I'd be telling the liberals to just keep talking about benefit programs, keep talking about handouts,
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keep talking about the conservatives cutting things, even though people want things cut.
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It's insane. We approach a federal election. Let me tell you one thing. Every program,
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every initiative that I just talked about as being there to invest in Canadians,
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to create things from childcare to school foods, to dental programs,
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to draw in investments for battery plants, tire plants.
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Oh my God. Okay. What does he mean by investment? He's the same guy who said he doesn't think of
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monetary policy. So I assume he also doesn't know what an investment is. Government programs are not
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an investment. There are some government spending you could say is an investment. I've been going on
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this rant on X recently talking about how I hate when people hate airlines because airlines suck to
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have to have to work with, but they suck because of governments, government taxes and fees and whatnot.
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Like a good 15 to 20% of your airline ticket whenever you take a flight is government fees and taxes.
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But the thing is like, it's legitimately like government investment. If they're building transportation
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infrastructure, ports, roads, airports, which that's why I'm like, it's actually good economic
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policy to actually make it cheaper to fly. So honestly, that would be one thing I'd be totally
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fine with the government pooling tax dollars for is airports rather than having it be based on user
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fees because everyone uses airports eventually. So we better just all pool the cost rather than it
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being concentrated on the specific people who fly every year. But his idea of investments is like,
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we have a program where we gave you money. That's not an investment. And a half the time,
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it's not even giving people money. If anything, the $250 checks are a smarter form of the liberals
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program because at least they're giving you cash you can do something with. They're not giving you
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like bad programs in piecemeal that are going to cost you a massive amount of tax dollars
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and that are hard to access. And then like, oh, we put money into battery plants and tire plants.
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You mean subsidies? You mean a job that wouldn't exist unless we put forward subsidies? You mean
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a fake job? That's what he's talking about. That's an investment. Is taxpayers paying for a job
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that nobody wanted to exist in the actual market?
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to deliver a tax break for Canadians for the next few months.
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Wow. 65% of Canadians don't like these programs. It's crazy how they keep trying to make fetch happen
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on like the dental program and universal pharma care and then trying to attack Poly up because
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he's cutting stuff. So here's their latest thing with the GST, HST tax holiday. We talked about this
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in another video. Only 7% of Canadians said they were more likely or maybe it's 9% said they're
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more likely to vote liberal because of the GST, HST tax holiday and the $250 checks. And if you know
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how polling works, 9% basically means zero because it's a bunch of liberals who are probably just
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hitting, yes, I'm more likely to vote liberal because of these programs because it looks good,
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even though the vast majority of them who are saying more likely to vote liberal,
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we're already a hundred percent likely to vote liberal. And I say the same thing for those who
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said 13% said I'm less likely to vote liberal because of these programs. It's probably conservative
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saying, well, I'm just gonna say I'm less likely anyways, because it looks bad for Trudeau, even
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though they were 100% never going to vote for Trudeau in the first place. There's not that many people
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who honestly answer those polls, which is why I don't like asking poll questions that way.
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But here is the liberals big GST holiday attack out on Polyev.
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This holiday season, one team is making life more affordable for you by delivering a holiday
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tax break on the GST and HST. But not everyone believes in the magic of the holiday season.
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The magic of the holiday season is Justin Trudeau putting out very poorly thought out tax holiday
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policies, which only apply to certain items, only lasts for two months and has been a headache for
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small businesses. Yes, that this is this is what people he doesn't like giving in the holiday season.
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Pierre Polyev wants to cut the liberal tax break and leave Canadians out in the cold.
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This isn't just a fight for more money in your pocket. It's a fight for your future.
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I'm just gonna leave Canadians out in the cold because he doesn't like our stupid bloated programs.
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Oh, are the liberals leaving people out in the cold because they won't cancel the carbon tax hike,
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or they won't scrap the carbon tax in general, or they won't lower income taxes or corporate taxes?
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No, no, no, it would actually be leaving Canadians in the cold to get rid of those taxes. But this HST,
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GST thing, which might give Canadians back $5 on average during the entire time, that's, that's,
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that's bringing Canadians into the, into the, into the house and putting them next to the hearth to
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warm up. That's taking them out of the cold. You, the liberal team can be trusted to fight for you.
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Oh my goodness, we're all gonna be, guys, I have to go text together, uh, five, four, two, two, two,
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to together or together to that number because I'm so on board. I'm so, I'm so sold. I don't think I
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could be any more sold than how sold I am right now. And here's even the video that the liberals just put
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out today. Again, it's all so bloated. I know I always go through this stuff. I just like it.
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It's so cloyingly obnoxious how the liberals try and like do messaging on these issues. It's so,
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we're standing up for you. We're fighting the conservative cut. And like, you guys have,
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I got basically a majority with the NDP. Stop pretending like the conservatives are a big
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obstacle to you while you pass terrible policies.
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while the leader of the opposition continues to talk down Canadians and the Canadian economy
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and indeed Canada. Let me once again, put it on the record. Canada is the best country in the world.
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Dude, Canadians disagree with you now because of how badly you've managed the country.
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We're stepping up, got us through the pandemic. Canadians got us through the challenge of high
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inflation. Canadians will keep building a positive future for themselves by being there and showing
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up for each other. Unlike the leader of the opposition... Oh, unlike him.
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...against every measure that has been put on the table... Oh, did he?
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...canadians over the past years and continues to be... What a son of a gun.
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While the leader of the opposition continues to talk down...
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I just like when they were clapping there. It just reminded me of that story about Stalin having
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everyone clap for him for over three hours and then they executed the first person to stop clapping.
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My goodness. It's so stupid. Everyone clap for Justin Trudeau. Man, what a...
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I don't tend to like to use like really cutting insults. I'm just going to say that Justin Trudeau is
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a complete goober. I don't understand. But guys, now we're going to end this video off with another
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goober and I wanted to talk about his TikTok video because it was hilarious. This is brain death made
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manifest. This guy has a problem with Pierre Polyev for extremely silly reasons. If you want to go follow
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him, his name is Callum on Twitter here. I'll make this a little bit bigger so you can see it.
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I think I have a photo saved of him. But yeah, he's one of our favorite... He's one of our favorite
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TikTokers. This is his profile picture next to Steve Boots at Frank Dominic. I think Callum's one
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of our favorites. And he has this new clip from one of his videos on his channel that gets maybe like
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a hundred views per video. He says, Pierre stopped the crime Polyev is mad about Canada following
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international war crime law. Okay. Let's, that's a, that's a good, that's a good thing to end on
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right there. But let's check out his case and viewer discretion is advised. He does drop an F-bomb
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at some point in this video. Recently, Pierre Polyev had the bright idea to completely undermine
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international law as it pertains to the prime minister of Israel. Oh, how did Polyev undermine
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international law? Benjamin Netanyahu, particularly that of the International Criminal Court,
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who is seeking the arrest and subsequent trial of Netanyahu for apparent war crimes he sanctioned
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in Palestine? Which ones? Which ones? He didn't. You mean they're fighting terrorists and they,
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and they've had to fight terrorists and it's a war? That's not a war crime. Fighting,
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have they indicted any of, like, have they indicted any other, like, dictators around the world?
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Netanyahu's not a dictator. It's like, absolutely insane that people actually think that this is just,
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well, the International Court said so. And this entire video is just, well, the International Court said so.
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Who cares? They have no jurisdiction. It's a fake UN-created institution that nobody should be
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stupid enough to participate in. And Justin Trudeau, in fact, is, like, attacking an ally by agreeing to
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arrest the prime minister and, like, I think former defense minister for what? Because some civilians
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died while they're fighting terrorists hiding behind civilians? How do you win a war if you're not
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allowed to fire on terrorists if they decide to hide behind civilians? What was your reaction to
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Justin Trudeau's reaction to the ICC decision and implying the prime minister of a democratic ally,
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Israel, would be arrested if he stepped on Canadian soil? What did you think of that?
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It just shows, once again, how extreme Justin Trudeau has become. Yeah. Recognizing international law,
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so extreme. It legitimately is extreme to recognize international law. International law is left-wing
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garbage. It is basically the UN exists just to give legitimacy to dictatorships and Islamists. That's
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all it does. And so by recognizing the ICC, you're recognizing this woke board of people who only like
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to go after Western countries. Like, I think they said, like, in the last decade or something like
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that there's been, like, dozens of condemnations of Israel. And, like, how many of, like, North Korean
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dictator Kim Jong-un? Like, one, I think. I thought this was the stop the crime guy. Stop the crime. No,
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not like that. He wants to arrest the prime minister of Israel while he would not commit to the same for
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the Ayatollah of Iran. Yeah, good point. Why wouldn't Justin Trudeau arrest the Ayatollah of Iran?
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Oh, hey, I know. Maybe because the Ayatollah of Iran isn't wanted by the ICC. You stupid
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fuck. Okay, so Ed from Ed and Eddie here thinks that this is such an own. Well, you know, the Ayatollah of
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Iran is actually not wanted by the ICC. I'm not sure if you know this or not, Mr. Pollyup. It's
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like, yeah, that's why the ICC is so stupid. Why don't they want the Ayatollah of Iran who,
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his security forces in the IRGC when shooting, like, freedom protesters, their justification for
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shooting them is saying, well, we're not aiming for the chest and head, we're aiming for the legs.
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That, that's the person that the ICC doesn't put out warrants for. They don't put out the warrant.
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They've never put out warrants for Bashar al-Assad during his entire time and, like, as the dictator
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of Syria. They don't put out warrants for the arrest of tons of terrorists. They don't put out warrants for
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the arrest of Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping, any of these people, any of these, like, psychos. They don't have,
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Erdogan doesn't have a warrant out for his arrest. So, oh, well, why, you see, they don't have a
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warrant out for the Ayatollah. That's why Pierre Pollyup is deserving of being called stupid,
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because Pierre Pollyup has moral consistency, not just this broken illogic where we just say,
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well, he doesn't have a warrant out for his arrest. Pollyup, you're stupid. Got him.
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Pierre Pollyup is literally asking why Justin Trudeau doesn't just make up his own international law.
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Even if we did arrest the Ayatollah of Iran, it's not like we could hand him over to the ICC,
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because, again, he's not wanted by the ICC, I guess.
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I think that also, if we ever captured the Ayatollah of Iran, we'd be doing a disservice for
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the world by putting him through the International Criminal Court. Better just shoot him. I would just
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say dump him in the ocean. That would probably be better. The ICC has basically convicted nobody,
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because it's, again, a court with zero jurisdiction. Every once in a while, they get some sort of
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African war criminal out in the woods arrested, and they bring them to the ICC to pretend that
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the ICC has legitimacy. But it doesn't at all. And so, I don't know why leftists think this is good
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content. I've seen multiple people, left-wing accounts, sharing this video, thinking, like,
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oh, this guy's cooking. This guy's absolutely rump-roasting Pierre Pollyup. It's like, why?
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Because Pierre Pollyup knows an actual war criminal when he sees one and thinks the ICC is full of
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Also, what is he wearing here? Is he wearing his, like, mother's shawl? He looks like he's trying to
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join Queen, but then gave up halfway through and just didn't end up going with the full outfit.
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Take him as a prisoner of war? A war that would be started by arresting the Ayatollah of Iran?
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What the actual fuck? What is Pierre proposing here?
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He's just saying that if you were to actually arrest a war criminal,
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you should try and actually arrest a war criminal, not a prime minister fighting a terrorist group.
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He's like, what, is he trying to, uh, was he trying to start a war with Iran?
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Well, he wants to start a war with Iran to arrest the Ayatollah? When has he said that?
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An example of how radical Justin Trudeau is, how this extreme woke agenda, it permeates everything he does.
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Ah, yes. Another example of how woke means absolutely nothing. Woke is when you won't
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arrest a world leader without legal precedent to do so.
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It actually is woke to want to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu. Because the idea is that the West
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and anyone who is, like, proud of Western values, Judeo-Christian values, that that is actually very
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bad and terrible. And capitalism is oppressive. And because Israel is rich and democratic and Western,
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and Gaza is a crap hole, that means that the Israelis must be oppressing the Palestinians in Gaza,
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even though they were given that territory in 2005 and immediately elected a terrorist group
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who killed the slightly more moderate terrorist group that was given the, uh, organization,
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that was given the area to interim basically manage and then start firing rockets into Israel.
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That's actual wokeness. The idea that Benjamin Netanyahu is really the real criminal in all of this.
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He's the criminal for fighting Hamas and having a civilian to terror militant death ratio that's
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unmatched in any war. World War II, mostly civilians died. World War I, I think, is like the one war
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that mostly civilians didn't die in, but it's just because everything was stalemated out in the middle
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of nowhere with a bunch of soldiers. But for the most part, every single war throughout history
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is mostly civilians dying, because civilians don't have, you know, arms and armor to protect
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themselves. They don't know where they're going or what they're doing. They're not barricaded in
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trenches. And Israel, even though they are fighting people who hide behind women and children,
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have somehow come out with just a one-to-one ratio. Oh, it's a genocide, Wyatt. It's a genocide.
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How they've literally had more people born in the Gaza Strip during this time than people have died.
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It's not. It is the worst genocide that I've ever seen in my entire life, if this is an Israeli
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genocide versus the Palestinian people. I've been to Israel. I've talked to Palestinians who live in
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the Israeli territories. They like it way better than living in the West Bank, because they say that
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the West Bank is full of criminals and Islamists. And so even though these are Muslim Palestinians,
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they like living in their own Muslim communities in Israel rather than living in the Palestinian
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Authority or Hamas controlled areas. They even were happy when Israel built a wall
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around their area because they were right up against where the West Bank started. So they liked
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that the Israeli government built a wall so that criminals would stop crossing over the fence that
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used to be there to come and steal their property. Anyways, that's it for me today, guys. Again,
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the legal fund, we have this billionaire Chinese developer suing me for defamation. Defamation that
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in over three years, he hasn't actually provided a shred of evidence for, but he's just been dragging
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this case out. It's what we call lawfare, simply using the process as the punishment and trying
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to extract apologies or other sorts of things from people who didn't do anything wrong to you
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in order to make yourself feel powerful. I paid more than $34,000 into fighting this case,
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so anything you can give at least helps reduce the amount of legal stress I'm under. You know,
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I'm going to survive. Don't feel like you got to run over to your wallet or whatever and like
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pitch out money. If you can't, obviously don't do that. I will live on. But it does help,
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obviously make sure that I'm having to put a little bit less of my own money into making
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sure that I can pay for my lawyers who've been doing a great job, by the way. It's been over a
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year since the guy suing me had his deposition and we asked him for an undertaking. An undertaking is
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when in a deposition, you're asking for extra information. Can you get me this? Can you get me
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that? And we asked him, did you ever sue the Globe and Mail? Because everything we said about this guy,
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everything our guest writer said about this guy in our article was pretty much based off of a
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Globe and Mail investigative article by Robert Fyfe and Stephen Chase. The only thing that we then
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added was the fact that he and many others were basically maxing out donations to Aaron O'Toole's
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2020 legal, sorry, leadership campaign. And then we just cited, here's all the connections he has,
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and then linked to the Globe and Mail article. And that was considered defamation. But it's probably
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true that he never sued the Globe and Mail, but he sued us, which you can't do. You can't
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sue somebody for citing an article from a year and a half ago that you didn't raise a legal stink about
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at the time, even though you had the means and resources to fight it, but you probably sized it
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up and realized you would never be able to beat the Globe and Mail, but you thought you could beat a 22
00:28:43.380
year old. I was 22 at the time that this started. And so far, I have been able to fight back and keep
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myself afloat. But anyways, thank you for listening to my rambling, guys. Love y'all. See you guys later.