nolhtairt 0 #51 February 2, 2017 gowlerkQuoteI don't agree with white supremacists stooping down to the same level as Muslim terrorists. While I can certainly understand their reasoning, it doesn't make them any better. Could you explain their reasoning to me then? I can't understand it at all. Maybe you meant something else? Tit for tat. An eye for an eye. Terrorize people like me? Fuck you, I'll terrorize you people. That kind of reasoning. It's just stupid. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
normiss 897 #52 February 2, 2017 Yet here we are with a government ready to forcibly disrupt the middle east even more. I wonder what the repercussions might look like. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Phil1111 1,183 #53 February 2, 2017 normissYet here we are with a government ready to forcibly disrupt the middle east even more. I wonder what the repercussions might look like. Start like this: "In the university chess club Bissonnette belonged to, there were Muslim members he enjoyed playing with. “There was even a girl with a hijab who he played with from time to time. He would say that this girl was nice,” the friend said.... Bissonnette admired French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and that he was thrilled with the election of Donald Trump in the United States. “He liked his protectionism, his nationalism,” he said.... Some commentators and politicians have pointed a finger at Quebec City’s notorious shock jocks for stirring anti-Muslim sentiment in the city, but the friend said Bissonnette favoured American media. In his apartment, he constantly had CNN or Fox News on, and online he was a fan of the conspiracy-mongering sites Breitbart and Infowars." http://news.nationalpost.com/news/canada/friend-of-mosque-shooting-suspect-speaks-out-we-never-know-how-madness-emerges Then end when egocentric politicians send young men and women on missions of war when patience,sanctions, resolutions, etc. are a necessary start. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
riggerrob 643 #54 February 2, 2017 If you really want to see racism, go to Quebec. Quebec includes the northern end of the Appalachian Mountains so some of the older families act like hill-bullies. Sadly, the oldest Quebec families act whiter than the KKK on laundry day! (Sarcasm alert) Bissonnette reflects long-standing racism within Quebec society. Quebec Separatists, Les Berets Blanc and the Bloc Québécois want to party like its 1616. They believe that the Golden Years started in 1608 when Samuel de Champlain founded colonies in Aciadia and Quebec. Iroquois and Abenaki natives had been devastated by disease. Farmers from Norman France could claim as much land as they could plow. French-Canadian women still got pregnant a dozen times in their lifetime, but better food and fewer diseases meant that most of those dozen children survived to adulthood. This "Revenge of the Cradle" ensued that "Pure Laine" (pure wool) families dominated Quebec until the mid-twentieth century. As Pure Laine birth rates dropped during the 1960s, they searched for new French-speaking, catholic immigrants. Many potential immigrants applied from former French colonies, but - horror of horrors - those applications came from Algeria and Haiti. By far the worse problem was that these new immigrants were BLACK! As immigration floodgates opened after 1962, huge numbers of immigrants applied from all over Africa and the Carribbean and too many of immigrants were BLACK! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
riggerrob 643 #55 February 4, 2017 Sorry if my last post sounded racist. Rather I was poking fun at some of the more narrow-minded Quebecois. I distrust fanatics on any edge of society. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Phil1111 1,183 #56 February 4, 2017 Well there are certainly lots of hillbillies in BC. Religious ones too: "CRANBROOK, B.C. — Two people linked to the polygamous community of Bountiful, B.C., could have foreseen that their actions would lead to a girl having sex with the church’s prophet well before her 14th birthday, a B.C. Supreme Court judge said as he convicted the pair Friday. Justice Paul Pearlman found estranged husband and wife Brandon Blackmore and Gail Blackmore guilty of the charge of taking a girl across the border for a sexual purpose in 2004. He found James Oler not guilty of the same charge, saying the prosecution didn’t prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the man crossed the border with a 15-year-old girl who was later married to another member of the polygamous church. Oler was a one-time leader in Bountiful.... The charges against the Blackmores centred on records that show the 13-year-old girl was married to Warren Jeffs, the church prophet now serving a life sentence in Texas. He was 48 years old when he married the girl. Pearlman said in his ruling that he found Brandon Blackmore “acted on the prophet’s direction” by bringing the 13-year-old across the border and he was satisfied Blackmore would have known the girl would have sexual contact with Jeffs “in short order” before her 14th birthday." http://vancouversun.com/news/local-news/two-of-three-convicted-b-c-judge-in-child-bride-case Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
riggerrob 643 #57 February 4, 2017 Phil1111 speaks the truth. Phil's truth may be embarrassing, but it is still the truth. Back in high school, I won a public speaking contests because I spoke about Canadian natives being third-class citizens. However those embarrassing facts clash with current "feel good" Canadian multi-cultural policies. So if I want a Phillipina to wipe my bum when I turn senile, I should be a good little Canadian citizen and repeat the Canadian government line about multiculturism. Multiculturalism was only introduced after (1962) after I was born (1957). Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
