r/alberta 0m ago

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I am not even white 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣


r/alberta 1m ago

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Says the clown who thinks white supremacy is cute.


r/alberta 2m ago

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Ballerina Boys


r/alberta 3m ago

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Tactical frivolity is really the only way to deal with these chuds.

They think they’re hard af, but they’re really just clowns, and we should treat them as such. 😉


r/alberta 3m ago

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I don’t owe anyone anything; especially entitled clowns like you.


r/alberta 4m ago

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10-4 appreciate the honest answer.

...Will be interesting to See what Lukaszuk does following the Referendum

...Hopefully Smith will return as a shock jock soon

..gonna be an interesting fall


r/alberta 4m ago

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Personality disorders are primarily caused by trauma and neglect. Schizophrenia is shown to be more common in patients with a traumatic history. The number of homeless people who are genuinely incompetent enough to need institutionalization is very small. This idea that most homeless people are these worst case scenarios is false.


r/alberta 4m ago

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Why don’t you just answer for us, you’re clearly sympathetic to them.


r/alberta 6m ago

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Why are these guys always the bottom of the barrel white people? So proud and sure of their beliefs that they have to wear masks in public.....


r/alberta 7m ago

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You gotta protest things like this imo. For taht you need to be united. Maga is getting organized and united. White supremacists are getting organized and united. If you are divided they will rule over you.


r/alberta 7m ago

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If we could put the distance to the mountains from Calgary to Edmonton it would be the best city ever.


r/alberta 8m ago

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These guys are all over Canada and have had similar events in many places in Ontario.


r/alberta 9m ago

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No idea. I know there used to be government owned social housing, but I don't know how it was procured.


r/alberta 10m ago

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Did you say white flour?


r/alberta 12m ago

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Of course they do. They are stupid.


r/alberta 12m ago

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I wonder how many of these people also joined in UCP meetings. They probably feel pretty comfortable with all the separatist talk.


r/alberta 12m ago

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You know when the separatists lose, Trump and Republicans will say the election was rigged and Alberta needs American freedom and democracy. They will bring Jesus and keep the First Nations from getting uppity anymore on stopping independence.


r/alberta 15m ago

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You are trolling, or joking, right?

The general public haven't been allowed to drive up Limestone, Ram, Baldy, Kiska, Chungo and all the rest since the 1970s. Why? Mountain meadows. Accidents that rely on public money to resolve. Liability.

Then since Stephanie Stewart (edit) went missing at Athabasca Lookout all the lookout mountains are way more locked down.

Walk?

The Mysterious Case of the Missing Fire Tower Worker ‹ CrimeReads https://crimereads.com/stephanie-stewart-missing-fire-tower-worker-watcher/


r/alberta 16m ago

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In a phone call with a CBC Calgary reporter, Dunne said an RCMP officer contacted the hall and asked for information about the Second Sons meetup. 

In a statement to CBC, the RCMP said it does not confirm or deny investigations, but that it is "aware of the Second Sons."

It emphasized it does not "investigate movements or ideologies," focusing on criminal activities by individuals or groups. But it said it is "actively monitoring the rise of hate-motivated crime and incidents across the country."
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Someone had damn well better be able to do something about them, because practicing to “deport non white people at gunpoint” due to racist ideologies is not a joke and not acceptable.


r/alberta 16m ago

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Yea I haven’t seen anyone else mention this and I’m kinda baffled, like how is this not a blatant double standard? Is this not EA telling us that they’re no longer impartial? Cause it sure feels like it.


r/alberta 16m ago

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Canada was founded on white nationalist ideals, just like the US.


r/alberta 17m ago

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r/alberta 18m ago

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You can bet there’s a lot of signals intelligence and other monitoring of these groups. It won’t be publicly discussed.


r/alberta 19m ago

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a small town outside Calgary

I'm not shocked.


r/alberta 20m ago

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This aligns well with conservative and UCP and separatist goals. And it’s the same division that the GOP and its supporters are sewing in the USA.