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I just want to go to Saint Petersburg
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2024-04-04 at 12:55 AM UTCI don't care about russia
I don't care about ukraine
I don't care about the war
I just want to hop on a flight to helsinki or tallinn and rent a car and go to Санкт-Петербу́рг
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2024-04-04 at 1:57 AM UTCbut why tho?
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2024-04-04 at 1:58 AM UTCsaint penisburglar
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2024-04-04 at 1:59 AM UTC
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2024-04-04 at 2:08 AM UTC
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2024-04-04 at 2:12 AM UTCBRIGHT COLORS IN RUSSIAN ARCHITECTURE. CATHEDRAL-LIKE THEMES THEY GOT GOIN ON.
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2024-04-04 at 2:14 AM UTC
Originally posted by Meikai I've got nothing against Russia politically, but "comfy" and "Russian" are like… antonyms. As a Canadian, and therefore something of an expert on frigid communist shitholes… I… struggle to see the appeal.
THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT IS INFINITELY MORE DEMOCRATIC, ACCOMODATING & JUST TO ITS CITIZENS THAN THE DICTATORIAL REGIME OF STRONGMAN VLAD. -
2024-04-04 at 2:17 AM UTC
Originally posted by WellHung THE CANADIAN GOVERNMENT IS INFINITELY MORE DEMOCRATIC, ACCOMODATING & JUST TO ITS CITIZENS THAN THE DICTATORIAL REGIME OF STRONGMAN VLAD.
We literally have laws ensuring that a certain percentage of the media consumed by Canadians is properly "Canadian" (read: reinforces the regime approved "canadian identity"). We have state-run media. The government can freeze your bank account and take all your money if you support political protests they don't approve of. And we aren't even at war, to justify these draconian levers of control. -
2024-04-04 at 2:19 AM UTCI'm not saying things aren't better here, but it's not infinite and if we were at war there's no guarantee they'd stay better.
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2024-04-04 at 2:19 AM UTCthey'll make him/her/it fight the Ukranian and it wont be so comfy
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2024-04-04 at 8:03 AM UTCFuck schizos
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2024-04-04 at 11:30 AM UTCIf Russians see a brown guy (me), they'd probably just beat me up.
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2024-04-05 at 4 AM UTC
Originally posted by Meikai We literally have laws ensuring that a certain percentage of the media consumed by Canadians is properly "Canadian" (read: reinforces the regime approved "canadian identity"). We have state-run media. The government can freeze your bank account and take all your money if you support political protests they don't approve of. And we aren't even at war, to justify these draconian levers of control.
Yes, state- run media is sketchy. But it's not like your internet is censored or anything , like in China. You telling me that there's no cable channels in Canada where you can get CNN or Fox News television or CNBC or whatever else? With all due respect, i don't believe that they can freeze your bank account and take all your money if you support certain protests. They only did that to those protesters cuz they were breaking the law by blocking the streets. their protests became violent and unruly. There needs to be consequences for that. and the US you'll get arrested and go to jail. in Canada they'll freeze your bank accounts. The US will penalize you for blocking traffic and creating a public safety hazard also. any country would.its illegal. -
2024-04-05 at 4:46 AM UTCPAint Cedarsberg
Originally posted by WellHung Yes, state- run media is sketchy. But it's not like your internet is censored or anything , like in China. You telling me that there's no cable channels in Canada where you can get CNN or Fox News television or CNBC or whatever else?
no? When I was growing up all we had was CITY TV or the weather channel and if you adjusted the bunny ears right you could pick up FOX Idaho and watch the simpsons but idk we hacked satellites in my house so it wasn't that much of a issue
Originally posted by WellHung With all due respect, i don't believe that they can freeze your bank account and take all your money if you support certain protests. They only did that to those protesters cuz they were breaking the law by blocking the streets. their protests became violent and unruly.
Think again lil buddy
https://www.coindesk.com/policy/2022/02/16/canada-sanctions-34-crypto-wallets-tied-to-trucker-freedom-convoy/Ottawa acted against the constitution when it froze bitcoin and other assets in an attempt to end 2022 anti-government protests, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. The Canadian government will appeal the decision, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said.
https://blockworks.co/news/canada-trucker-bitcoin-freeze-unlawful
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the 1988 Emergencies Act in February 2022 for the first time in the country’s history in an effort to clear the “Freedom Convoy” and block financial support to the protesters.
In a decision released Tuesday after three days of arguments in court last April, Justice Richard Mosley said Trudeau’s administration acted outside their authority.
“I have concluded that the decision to issue the Proclamation does not bear the hallmarks of reasonableness — justification, transparency and intelligibility — and was not justified in relation to the relevant factual and legal constraints that were required to be taken into consideration,” Mosley wrote.
In a Feb. 15, 2022 statement, Trudeau said the Emergencies Act was his only option as the country had reached a point “where there is a national emergency arising from threats to Canada’s security.”
Truckers and their supporters descended upon Ottawa in 2022 to protest Covid vaccine requirements and other public health policies, blocking a key US-Canada trade route in the process. Donations to the cause poured in from all over the world, particularly in bitcoin after crowdfunding platforms including GoFundMe and GiveSendGo shut down contribution pages.
By late February, protesters had received around 20 bitcoins, at the time equal to about $1 million, through donations via crypto platform Tally. The Ontario Provincial Police and Royal Canadian Mounted Police sanctioned more than 30 crypto wallets it said were tied to the crowdfunding efforts.
Freeland said Tuesday after the decision that the administration stands by their actions.
“We respect very much Canada’s independent judiciary. However, we do not agree with this decision, and respectfully, we will be appealing it,” she said. “I was convinced at the time it was the right thing to do, it was the necessary thing to do. I remain and we remain convinced of that.”
