10 or so blocks from Parliament Hill is far to you?
You think it's a coincidence that the window was smashed after the owner spoke out against the convoy on CTV?
Why JT wants to end Freedom Convoy demonstration in Ottawa
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You think it's a coincidence that the window was smashed after the owner spoke out against the convoy on CTV?
Antisocial media rule # 1: If one is devoid of anything intelligent to say, revert to Trump.
Bob Rae nails it.
Unfortunately not in every case, but there’s somewhere you’ll fit in. Canadians are very forgiving, Don’t forget to wear your helmet outside.
Have you ever been to Ottawa??? Yes, 10 blocks from Parliament Hills is huge in Ottawa. Before the police start to clear it, the protest took a single street (Wellington street, a 6-block long street in front of Parliament) with a small effect on 2 streets to the south of it. Life was as usual with absolutely no sign of protesters south of Laurie Ave (5 blocks from Wellington Street). North of Wellington Street is Parliament and River. West and East borders of the protests were Elgin Street and War museum. So, very small area with little affect to residential life. Now, Police closed many streets that runs North in DT and moved protesters a few streets south of Parliament into more residential area. 10 blocks from Parliament Hills is not a downtown anymore. It is as if you say that protesters in front of Provincial Parliament on Toronto are responsible for broken windows at Train Station.
1.6 km from Parliament Hill to Happy Goat Coffee Shop. About 5 min by car or 15 min by foot.
Shouldn’t the hospitals and ICU’s in Ottawa be overrun by all the unvaccinated getting sick and dying from contracting Covid in such close quarters?
They’re now at 45% capacity, 9 Covid patients admitted in the last 7 days and 44 of 289 Emergency visits were Covid confirmed.
Odd. Very very odd.
They’re now at 45% capacity, 9 Covid patients admitted in the last 7 days and 44 of 289 Emergency visits were Covid confirmed.
Odd. Very very odd.
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In typical alt right-wing cherry picking style, let us see in the context which I used your mentor's name in
Think about what I posted.
BTW, he maybe running in 2024 therefore at this point and time he is relevant although because of his sheer nonsense and bullshit, I can see why some on the ALT RIGHT would like to pretend he doesn't exist.
These protesors changed my opinion on when the mandates should be lifted.
Not because of the occupation but in spite of it.
They should ad 22 days, 1 day for every day of the occupation.
Mandates should be lifted tomorrow, why the F do the rest of us need to wait because of a bunch of white trailer trash knuckle dragging yahoo's. There is no point punishing us.
Glad there will be an election soon. Bye Bye PAWG Ford.
JT will be taken down the next time Parliament needs to vote on the budget.
Only odd if you have no concept of how it spreads.
Hint, the protests were almost exclusively outdoors.
The sad thing about the world today is people have become so divided and its like civil war everywhere. I mean this truck convoy has evolved into a global phenomenon, divided communities big ans small, do we really want to live in a world like this?
The community of Coutts have people leaving friendships are broken, global news have an article on it.
I remember not understanding why Muslims and Hindus fight each other over religion but now it's the smallest thing and people are willing to go to war.
The community of Coutts have people leaving friendships are broken, global news have an article on it.
I remember not understanding why Muslims and Hindus fight each other over religion but now it's the smallest thing and people are willing to go to war.
Exactly my point. Too far from the demonstration . There were little disturbances south of Laurie and absolutely no demonstrators south of Somerset. Again, it is Ottawa, not Toronto. 1.6 km is a long way here. It not not even a downtown anymore.
Not to mention during the last 2 days, gas cans being thrown at police, protestors attemting to grab guns from police, media being assaulted.
There would be if it was a big crowd.
But it was a pretty tiny protest compared to an average Canada Day event, or BLM and climate protests.
I'm with 45% of the surveyed people in an Angus Reid poll.
Larger than the percentage of people who actually support the convoy.
https://angusreid.org/trudeau-convoy-trucker-protest-vaccine-mandates-covid-19/
" What is perhaps even more notable within this discussion is the overall impact that the protests have had on public opinion regarding pandemic-related mandates and restrictions. By nearly a two-to-one margin, Canadians say that they are now more likely to support both federal vaccine requirements at the Canada-U.S. border and indoor mask requirements in their communities"
That would mean climbing out from under the rock, going upstairs and leaving the basement.
