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Once upon a time, 'safety' was about avoiding real danger, now it's simply a polite way of saying 'shut up and comply
“Safety used to mean something concrete—the absence of imminent harm, the presence of reasonable protections. Seatbelts keep you safe. Locking your doors at night keeps you safe. Not playing in traffic keeps you safe. But slowly, almost imperceptibly, “safety” has morphed into something far more abstract, elastic enough to justify nearly any loss of liberty or privilege. “We’re banning that doctor who questions vaccines from social media to keep you safe. We’re removing that book of natural cancer cures from Amazon to keep you safe.
We’re tracking your every move and morsel to keep you safe.”
The real question is: Where does it end? (It’s rhetorical—because it doesn’t.)”
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DS is going to get booed this weekend at the AGM.
The bear pit and accountability sessions are going to be spicy.
Her only saving out from this disastrous deal will be to pull the plug on this MOA before the huge increase to the Alberta Industrial Carbon Tax on April 1st.
Ebby and the Coastal Indigenous are going to start a full court press of interference against a pipeline.
When it is clear to Albertan’s that we are going to be carbon taxed to death for a pipeline that is never going to be built
… she will need to publicly declare the Futulity of the MOA and set the Alberta Independence date for next fall.
Her timing will have to be perfect for herself and Alberta to survive this Very Bad MOA.
(I had plans to attend the AGM but yesterday evening/ night Southern Alberta received
6 inches of snow with 4/6” more on the way. Today was supposed to be our travel day but the roads are too crappy to travel for a long trip to Edmonton so we ...
"Don’t piss on my leg and tell me it’s raining." That’s exactly how this so-called pipeline “agreement” between Danielle Smith and Mark Carney feels.
We’re told progress is being made — but the same roadblocks remain:
First Nations opposition, British Columbia resistance, endless carbon taxes piled on Alberta, and a vague, maybe-someday timeline for construction. Nothing has changed, except a shiny piece of paper Smith can wave around at the UCP AGM.”
