Canadian Truckers Convoy 2022 - The Leaf calls you a Nazi as he gasses you

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Wasn’t it said the snowball would come from Trump being elected? Or 1/6? Or the French Yellow Vests?
Maybe the trigger was a gorilla getting killed, maybe it was angry gamers.
But realistically this is the moment where we could see anti COVID protests really gain steam in the west. Meanwhile COVID will still be used as a political tool with leftists wearing the mask proudly saying no mask no entry because wearing a mask means you're not a bigot. Meanwhile the right wing will stand against it despite initially pushing it and wanting it.
 
Fucking Merle with a Randy cheeseburger gut and a nicotine stained beard looking like Ronnie Hawkins, "well, ya see I was travelin' up past Torrana and heard on the ol' CB there they were heading up to Ottawa to get that Trudeau out of office.." and it pans over to the giant Confederate flag across the grill of his truck idling black smoke because its an ancient truck that doesn't require modern safety inspection regulations. Fucking two east coaster 20 somethings with shaggy hair in trucker hats and aviators "covert" drinking and waving at the camera for grandma back home.

If it's not something similar to that, I'll eat my dead relatives trucker hat.
Yes and no. If you bother to look at the trucks they are all independents. Owner-operators. No boss or fleet owner is going to let you just take their rig across the country to a protest. These guys own those trucks. They are the professional core of the industry and much sharper than the average joe. They run their own operations without a safety net as self-employed contractors. It's a different game than most employment and these guys just put tens of thousands of dollars of their own gear on the line and spent thousands of dollars in diesel to participate. They aren't the ignorant hillbillies you are painting a picture of.

I mentioned hangers-on earlier. That is where what you say is true. Local drivers, while some can be good, are also filled with the guys who need minders. Then you have all the folks following in regular cars. This group, far more than the owner-ops, are going to be the PR nightmare and it is because the cost of entry into that group is so low.
 
You can always break someone. Perhaps not in the ways you expect but people break. The thing is while one side has alot of soft power in media, finance, and tech.

The other side meanwhile has geography and the ability to retreat. The goal for the bugman types is to use social manipulation to destroy others. But they forget people with nothing to lose are very dangerous.
You're such a faggot dude.

You don't Troon their kids out and shoot shit into their body without people fighting back.

There's a reason the media is invoking Jan 6 right now; it's because they're afraid.

Geography is on their side? We call the rural sections of countries the heart of the country, it's because that's where the real country is.

The rest is just a facade, don't let the bright paint fool you.
 
Wasn’t it said the snowball would come from Trump being elected?
Only boomers and political newfags believed trump was anything other than yet another zionist puppet, and this Ottowa blockade has done more in less than one week than he did about America's southern border in four years--that's including repairing king nigger era fences and trying to pass it off as wall construction. January sixth glowed harder than baked alaska and only the dumbest of migatards fell for it.
 
Slightly off-topic but the reason why Trudeau is in isolation was one of his kids got corona-chan.


But still, talk about a strange timing....
How can Trudeau have kids when he clearly has no balls or dick?
 
How can Trudeau have kids when he clearly has no balls or dick?
Same way Trudeau's dad fathered his idiot son- get a handsome communist to cuck him and leave their red seed inside the birthing parent.
 
It's pretty amazing to have watched this event go from a media blackout/diversion, to decried by Canadian media, to now being denounced by international media figures as well. American media rarely seems to comment on what's going on in Canada, outside major events like a federal election. To see the likes of Resistance™ faggot Keith Olbermann, and many others, ragging on this little old protest in little old Canada makes me wonder if they sincerely fear this snowballing into some sort of international movement.
It does help distract from the Biden presidency so that could be a contributing factor, but the only alternative to "it's afraid" I can think of is if this is some kind of gay op to hype up the movement (50,000 trucks, soaring media coverage, it taking place in one of the most cucked countries in the English speaking world &c. &c.) only for it to get hijacked by some Jack Murphy tier grifter, fall flat on its ass, and blackpill everyone to the right of Mao. That is hopefully too convoluted to be true.

Also I found this

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Maybe Musk is spotlighting the movement so that his own autonomous vehicle programs will get more funding? This could just be the standard internet autist overestimation of new tech though, I've little faith in the ability to solve the last-mile problem with robo-trucks when meat packing bots keep slicing chicken drumsticks through the bone marrow rather than the correct joint and strategy game AI is still incapable of being good at anything more complex than Chess.
 
The bridge between Hull Quebec and Ottawa has been closed frequently during the pandemic. It is a go-to lockdown measure so it doesn't surprise me.

A shit-ton of people have already arrived in Ottawa to show support. By all accounts it has been nothing but love so far. Music, dancing, hugging and honking. Not surprising, because in general this is how traditional Canadians protest.

Residences anywhere near Parliament Hill are almost exclusively occupied by federal workers or those who live off the fed like lobbyists. It is a very expensive and posh neighbourhood where most of the people earned their wealth by sucking off the government tit. You know they are anti convoy because their bosses say they are. This should make all protesters feel better about invading this space.

Could it get violent? In a word, yes. Everyone will party and honk and sing and dance until the first person of authority throws a punch. Then protection will happen. These are not Torontonians who stand by with their cameras. These are traditional Canadians who have been born and raised to stand up to bullies and injustice. If a cop beats an agitator, likely it will evoke no response. But if a cop beats a 14 year old girl, like in Belgium, everyone-and I mean everyone-will drop their gloves and there will be a bench clearing brawl of historic proportions.

But right now, the hope in the air is palpable. This is going to be quite a ride no matter what happens.

Edited to add this video of fringe extremists:
 
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It's absolutely going to snowball into other nations, no one wants to be out done by a bunch of hosers. It looks like the Italians are already following suit, and its just a matter of time before Americans see how effective the idea is.
What's going on in Italy?
 
You're such a faggot dude.

You don't Troon their kids out and shoot shit into their body without people fighting back.

There's a reason the media is invoking Jan 6 right now; it's because they're afraid.

Geography is on their side? We call the rural sections of countries the heart of the country, it's because that's where the real country is.

The rest is just a facade, don't let the bright paint fool you.
I mean if we were to take a look at the map of trump voters and the average Canadian tory voter. They tend to have an overwhelming edge when it comes to geography. They control more land have more land and tend to have significant geographic barriers on their side.

Second I don't know why you're calling me a faggot I'm not pro troon or any of that shit.

Third you're right they're invoking January 6th and far right Nazis because they're fucking scared shitless.
 
To look at similar parrallels, Canada seems to be 10 ish years or so behind the UK in terms of where you're at in voting cycles, the Westminster System's fairly strong with being able to deliver strong governments. Typically the winner hovers on 40% of the vote or so and it works out fine.

The issue comes when one party or another loses that key 10% or so without another party stepping up to capture it. In the UK this resulted in the five year coalition government, followed immediately by the near decade of conservative government since.

Basically its obvious Trudeaus at the fag end of his time in power despite the recent election. It'll be fun watching just how zombified his government will get.
You are wrong. Westminster System democracy is just the tyranny of the majority. Too many parties are allowed to exist and none of them represent the majority or what is best for the nation. In Canada, you can win a federal election by winning just the city of Toronto.

Even if you want a bunch of garbage parties running around, the only way to ensure reasonable representation of all peoples in a nation is the institution of an electoral college.

Then cheer them on. These truckers are sending a message to the capital. Support them. No OTR trucker likes sharing the highway with four-wheelers or slow AF city trucks anyways. The reason this is so important is because cross-border trade is the lifeblood of the Canadian economy and the government is fucking with it for their own Machiavellian reasons but ostensibly for "safety" in an industry that has far bigger dangers than the coof. The drivers, who basically had their business ruined by mandates, are taking their grievances to the capital because fuckit they got nothing left to lose.

What annoys me is that people are trying to make themselves part of it. It's like when parents of the gays and other straights walk in the pride parades because they extra-super-special support good-think.

Something that always happens with these big political movements is mission creep. As support builds and the movement becomes popular these hangers-on slowly hijack the movement and the direction it takes. This is usually to the detriment of whatever cause they were originally fighting for. Remember the Tea Party in the US and what a clusterfuck that became?

If you want to help these guys support them and their cause. Don't add your own distracting shit to it. They aren't uniting by doing this.
The normals need to participate in order to prevent the media lying about what the truckers are doing. Did you miss the part where as they were driving through Vancouver the legacy media said they were protesting road conditions? The truckers have been clear the entire time that they want all restrictions lifted, not just the cross-border trucker mandate.

As a Canadian, I stopped following this thread because it's everywhere now and I'm still catching up so apologies if I'm late.

Re: freedom of movement as a truck driver. You need a Class A liscence, a physical exam and eye exam every four to five years in order to keep that liscence. You cannot drive a truck under certain circumstances but you can still hold a standard G liscence (in Canada) which allows you to drive a car. So, for example, if your eye sight is not up to par and cannot be corrected to the necessary standards required for a truck liscence, it will be revoked, but you will still be allowed to drive a regular vehicle with this impaired vision. Which may not necessarily be impaired, but just not be the 20/20 or whatever they expect you to have.

You need a clean piss test. Which has been an issue for truckers forever due to the frequency of amphetamine type drugs to stay awake and/or weed. You CANNOT cross the border on a failed drug test. You can still do runs in Canada but you cannot cross the border until you return a clean drug test (up to 6 months for weed). These were at least the standards in the early 2000s.

ETA: re: the comment on pajeets in the industry - they changed the regulations regarding hard hats at railcar sites because they insisted on wearing turbans. They've also done the same for motorcycle laws where they can ride without a helmet due to religious exemption.

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There are large trucker unions in Canada. I've heard that possibly the largest one is not in support of this protest. I have also not seen any branded trucks - which means the transport companies are not involved. For example, my PL comes from relatives in the industry and they worked for a company that had a fleet of 500 trucks. All the trucks had the logo on the side of it and they went to bid for contracts for large companies. Sometimes they delivered construction materials to build skyscrapers in Toronto, sometimes they delivered stereos to Walmart in Sarnia. What these people could be doing is leaving lucrative contracts to large fleets to pick up instead, which will cost small businesses more.
Clearly you live in Ontario. The overwhelming majority of trucks are owner-operator sub-contractors from the rest of the country, who just show up and pick up whatever trailer and take it to wherever for whatever larger company has hired them. As for the unions, unions have always been part of the machine. Of course some globalist shitstain wants to advance social credit systems.
 
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You are wrong. Westminster System democracy is just the tyranny of the majority. Too many parties are allowed to exist and none of them represent the majority or what is best for the nation. In Canada, you can win a federal election by winning just the city of Toronto.

Even if you want a bunch of garbage parties running around, the only way to ensure reasonable representation of all peoples in a nation is the institution of an electoral college.
There may be quite a few parties, but only two parties have formed government in Canadian history: the Liberals and the Conservatives (as well as the united Liberal-Conservative Uniparty during WW1). Canada's first past the post, Westminster system means that only milquetoast, big tent, compromise parties ever take power. I don't know what the solution is, however; maybe it's just a fundamental issue with democracy.

If you get rid of FPTP and replace it with ranked voting, you get the kind of bullshit that happened with clear frontrunner Bernier losing the Conservative leadership race to Literally Who Scheer--who most people weren't even tracking, and only won the leadership because a lot of people must have put him down as their ~3rd choice, whereas Mad Max was more divisive, love him or hate him. Long story short, ranked voting churns out crappy uncontroversial milquetoast compromise candidates. And what happens in proportional representation? Yes, more fringe ideas tend to get actual representation in parliament, but what's the end result? The government is formed out of a coalition of parties, and in PR, that almost always turns into the same old coalitions of shitbag neolib globochomo oligarchs running the show. What do Germans get out of the AfD's presence in their Bundestag? All the other parties refusing to ever collaborate or cooperate with them.
 
They gonna build a big beautiful wall next
Trudeau already built one around the Parliament building at the start of COVID.

Tells you all you need to know about what's REALLY going on.

There may be quite a few parties, but only two parties have formed government in Canadian history: the Liberals and the Conservatives (as well as the united Liberal-Conservative Uniparty during WW1). Canada's first past the post, Westminster system means that only milquetoast, big tent, compromise parties ever take power. I don't know what the solution is, however; maybe it's just a fundamental issue with democracy.

If you get rid of FPTP and replace it with ranked voting, you get the kind of bullshit that happened with clear frontrunner Bernier losing the Conservative leadership race to Literally Who Scheer--who most people weren't even tracking, and only won the leadership because a lot of people must have put him down as their ~3rd choice, whereas Mad Max was more divisive, love him or hate him. Long story short, ranked voting churns out crappy uncontroversial milquetoast compromise candidates. And what happens in proportional representation? Yes, more fringe ideas tend to get actual representation in parliament, but what's the end result? The government is formed out of a coalition of parties, and in PR, that almost always turns into the same old coalitions of shitbag neolib globochomo oligarchs running the show. What do Germans get out of the AfD's presence in their Bundestag? All the other parties refusing to ever collaborate or cooperate with them.
Scheer won by registering Quebec dairy farmers as CPC members during the final round of voting and promising them that if he became PM he wouldn't upset the apple-cart that is the government-operated price-fixing scheme of "Supply-Management".

The solution is Jeffersonian Democracy.

"No, no, we are the real resistance!"

Every WaPo article I read increases my hatred of them. I wish 1/6 had been at their offices.

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Those paragraphs made me so fucking MATI that I just got a cramp in my calf.

I hope all of the worst nightmares of these globochomo demons come to pass.
Journoscum really need to start hanging. You can either have trucks of peace or injections of lead. But you have to chose one, and you're not getting your way anymore.
 
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There may be quite a few parties, but only two parties have formed government in Canadian history: the Liberals and the Conservatives (as well as the united Liberal-Conservative Uniparty during WW1). Canada's first past the post, Westminster system means that only milquetoast, big tent, compromise parties ever take power. I don't know what the solution is, however; maybe it's just a fundamental issue with democracy.
Maybe Canada's implementation is flawed? I don't know much about Canada's parliament other than what a search tells me. Looks like it's bicameral like many other Westminster systems, but the Upper House is hand picked by the Governor-General and/or Prime Minister, and its members can serve until they are 75 years of age. I might be reading this wrong, but it seems like Canada's Upper House is basically a rubber stamp for the Lower House, thus making them about as useful as Great Britain's House of Lords i.e. not at all.

Whilst not exactly perfect, the Australian implementation is - on paper - more democratic than the Canadian system. Both houses are elected by voters, which is a good start. Whilst Australia is nominally a two-party system, one of the parties is a longstanding coalition and the other party has been known to form government through the support of minor parties or independents in the Lower House.

The Upper House is where stuff gets really interesting. They have a lot of power when it comes to passing legislation, and at the moment neither of the two major parties have a majority, meaning that proposed legislation needs to be negotiated with the cross-bench members (made up of a combination of smaller parties and independents). Said cross-bench members range from hard left to hard right, though most seem to fall in the sensible centre and these members are the ones that act as the gatekeepers for whether or not a bill passed by the Lower House becomes legislation.

In times when one of the major parties has a majority in the Upper House as well as the Lower House, that's when things revert back to what you're used to in Canada. Thankfully Australian voters seem to put a lot more effort into their Upper House votes than they used to.

Like I said, it's not exactly perfect, and holding Australia up as a model democracy in 2022 seems laughable. But it could be a lot worse.

I'm happy to be corrected by any Leafs about my understanding (or lack thereof) of your parlimentary system.
 
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It's pretty amazing to have watched this event go from a media blackout/diversion, to decried by Canadian media, to now being denounced by international media figures as well. American media rarely seems to comment on what's going on in Canada, outside major events like a federal election. To see the likes of Resistance™ faggot Keith Olbermann, and many others, ragging on this little old protest in little old Canada makes me wonder if they sincerely fear this snowballing into some sort of international movement.
All the stops are out now. This is the final push of globohomo. If COVID fails, they'll have to "Build Back Better" their own apparatus and wait another two generations before trying again.

Maybe Canada's implementation is flawed? I don't know much about Canada's parliament other than what a search tells me. Looks like it's bicameral like many other Westminster systems, but the Upper House is hand picked by the Governor-General and/or Prime Minister, and its members can serve until they are 75 years of age. I might be reading this wrong, but it seems like Canada's Upper House is basically a rubber stamp for the Lower House, thus making them about as useful as Great Britain's House of Lords i.e. not at all.

Whilst not exactly perfect, the Australian implementation is - on paper - more democratic than the Canadian system. Both houses are elected by voters, which is a good start. Whilst Australia is nominally a two-party system, one of the parties is a longstanding coalition and the other party has been known to form government through the support of minor parties or independents in the Lower House.

The Upper House is where stuff gets really interesting. They have a lot of power when it comes to passing legislation, and neither of the two major parties have a majority, meaning that proposed legislation needs to be negotiated with the cross-bench members (made up of a combination of smaller parties and independents). Said cross-bench members range from hard left to hard right, though most seem to fall in the sensible centre and these members are the ones that act as the gatekeepers for whether or not a bill passed by the Lower House becomes legislation.

Like I said, it's not exactly perfect, and holding Australia up as a model democracy in 2022 seems laughable. But it could be a lot worse.
The real issue is the amount of political appointments that exist within our system. PMs appoint Governor-Generals, and PMs are appointed by the GG based on whatever party gets the most votes. Most policies in Canada don't come about via legislative action but Orders-in-Council that are made by select groups behind closed doors.

And that's before we get to Canadian federalism or the short-comings of the constitution.
 
Aw jeez fellas, the stories about 100 trucks might have been a smidge of cope. Here’s the southern leg parking outside parliament tonight. The west is still on the way.


I like this channel btw.
 
I mentioned hangers-on earlier. That is where what you say is true. Local drivers, while some can be good, are also filled with the guys who need minders. Then you have all the folks following in regular cars. This group, far more than the owner-ops, are going to be the PR nightmare and it is because the cost of entry into that group is so low.
I'm not involved with trucking at all, but I've driven cars enough to know that there's an extra layer of difficulty involved around maneuvering cars around trucks and vice-versa (hence why you need a special license to drive a truck). Trucks are one of the first things you're taught to watch out for and avoid if you can when learning how to drive. The hangers-on are well-intentioned, but they could easily become a clusterfuck for reasons obvious to anyone that's ever been in a traffic jam on a major highway.
 
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