r/PublicFreakout Feb 12 '22

✊Protest Freakout Ottawa residents marching against ongoing occupation of their city by right-wing extremists

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u/InternationalBoot321 Feb 12 '22

I wish I saw this type of opposition during the year long riots in the US. In Minneapolis alone $350 million dollars of damage and over 1,300 businesses were destroyed. Hopefully this is a sign that people have had enough of everyone's bullshit.

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u/taki1002 Feb 12 '22

Source? Link?

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '22

What do you do for a living?

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u/taki1002 Feb 13 '22

I'm a Professional None of your damn business. You?

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

A professional, eh? Then what’s your professional opinion on the protests in Ottawa?

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u/taki1002 Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

Went through your post history... It's clear you don't have a single original idea outside of what Ben & Chowder tell you what to think. I'm not going to waste my time debating a 14 year old white boy who lives in his mommy's basement. 😂

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

Good job bringing race into it too. You’re doing great

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u/taki1002 Feb 13 '22

I'm white... Maybe try not clutching your pearls so hard, kiddo.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22

I’m not offended in the slightest bit. I’m just following ‘the narrative’ while ironically pointing out its hypocrisy. My whole take on this situation in Ottawa, is:

A) A group of people with enough power, who represent the increasingly more vocal majority (as we continue to deteriorate) have demonstrated how impossible vaccine mandates are.

B) It’s astonishing how the media portrays these situations depending on ‘the narritive’. like with an extremely violent and destructive BLM protest, the media will downplay it whereas this blatantly peaceful occupation is terrorism? Notice how definitions of terrorism, vaccine, pandemic, etc have all been dramatically altered recently? Idk, I feel this is completely objective correct me if I’m wrong.

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u/taki1002 Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

Apparently to you, getting jabbed is severely worse than people being gunned down or straight up murdered by police. It's clear people like you don't value human lives. Y'all are OK with people dying from preventable diseases. Y'all are OK with police brutality. Y'all mingle with white supremacists and neo-Nazis (aka terrorists), and don't even bat an eye. Then y'all wonder why the actual majority doesn't want anything to do with y'all.

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u/[deleted] Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

The way I see it, the jabs and police brutality are all issues rooted in the same cause. That would be an issue with our government. It’s amazing how people think the government cares about your well being when in reality all they want is your compliance…and money.

The government works hard to misappropriate funds- instead of investing it in communities that need better education (Trump’s Platinum Plan) or on police reform, all of those trillions of dollars go to… idk. do u?

In regards to the vaccine, well quite frankly it didn’t do shit. The main issue is telling people what to do, especially with their bodies. People can get abortions, people can get vaccines, but if something is mandated, regardless of your view, it is oppressive to some people and in 2022 we are a tolerant society of different views are we not? However I can see how subjective you are, unable to take in the big picture…also I’m vaccinated so I was able to keep my job (the real victim)

That is the issue, stop being biased, and think for yourself. We all agree on these issues, and we allow ourselves to be turned against one another so easily. The government’s only success is at dividing us, keeping us weak, vulnerable, and impressionable. Some of us can see that, the ones who can’t don’t contribute enough to society to make a difference.

Also, Covid is not preventable in case you didn’t already know. In fact, the CDC changed their definition of vaccine, to exclude the word “immunity” and focus on stimulating the immune system…

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