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AFN passes emergency resolution to oppose federal gun control legislation

Chiefs and proxies in attendance of the Assembly of First Nations’ 2022 special chiefs assembly in Ottawa Thursday passed an emergency resol

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Lumberjill Jeri Smith won first place at the Timber Days Festival held in Sutherlin. Oregon, 1953.

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Lawyer for man charged in Évangéline incident questions premier weighing in

Four men charged in connection with an alleged racially motivated assault in Abram-Village in early September had their first court appearan

More big brown bats showing up in N.B. — and moving into people's homes

Kaushalya Rathnayake was doing laundry in his apartment building's laundry room when he noticed a bat stuck in the sink.

Quebec’s human rights commission drops nearly 200 cases after Supreme Court decision

MONTREAL - Last year’s Supreme Court of Canada decision in favour of a controversial Quebec comedian forced the province’s human rights comm

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knowledgetosorrow

some peoole on here are extremely cognitively dissonanced, i tell you what!

knowledgetosorrow

if you bent to the covid vaccine, that's on you

take responsibility for your choices

actions have consequences, including being counted among the weak willed, easily manipulated, and/or cowardly by those who held the line when you opted not to

I don't know what else to say. you fucked up. figure out how to live with that 🤷‍♀️

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Yes, because no one has been coerced into it, forced by the very system that we all loathe at the risk of loosing everything they had.

Are you retarded?

knowledgetosorrow

"Losing everything they had," no

Losing comfort and convenience, yes

At the end of the day, it was a choice. No one is free from the consequences of their choices.

knowledgetosorrow

I feel like I need to point out that acknowledging the consequences of someone's actions does not mean i have no compassion.

You're not exempt from the consequences of your choices even if you don't like the choice you made.

vi-sigoth

And again, I don’t think the person in question that everyone seems to be dogpiling on tonight thinks that there’s no consequences to their actions. Don’t think they said anything about that at all.

knowledgetosorrow

I'm not dogpiling on any one individual. I am, however, seeing a ton of excuse-making and insistence that caving to threats (that were reversed thanks in large part to the strong and vocal minority who DID push back and hold the line) should simply be ignored and given a pass because it was a hard time. Unfortunately, compliance directly contributed to the problem, regardless of *why* the compliance took place.

If someond caved the first time and then justified it, why should we not believe they'd cave the next time and try to justify it again? Why are people acting like acknowledging cowardice is some heinous assault?

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Horizon review underway after patient dies at Moncton ER

A patient who went to the Moncton Hospital's emergency department with a "serious health concern" was being monitored by staff and had some

The number of people dying in the ER this year is climbing...

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the ross’s gull (rhodostethia rosea) is a small gull and the only member of their genus. they primarily breed in siberia, living through most of the year on ice packs distributed throughout the arctic. they are known for the soft pink coloration they take on during summers. like other gulls, they primarily feed on aquatic prey like fish and crustaceans. they lay clutches of 2-3 eggs; within a few days, chicks are rarely fed and become independent quickly. they are considered vulnerable, with a population of less than 10,000 birds.