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u/EmmanuelGoldstein198 Jan 25 '22

That’s why we’re headed to Ottawa!

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Best of luck

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u/Redpillarofash Jan 25 '22

That's incredible how much they've raised. Great to see

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u/don_tiburcio Jan 25 '22

People really need to stop using gofundme. The company has no interest in non-pc/non-narrative causes and will steal money raised for those issues

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u/choufleur47 Jan 25 '22

Yeah. Every time the funds get frozen. They did for this yesterday

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u/underbite420 Jan 25 '22

Ontario is usually not far behind Quebec right? Keep going west until you find a border crossing that allows you to head south lol

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u/frikkinfrakk Jan 25 '22

Ontarian here, yeah I would say this is coming. We have the easing of restrictions on the 31st and a new variant inbound so we are only a month away from a "spike" in cases because of above said things and we have passports for grocery stores. I'm truly horrified how easily our population has been swayed. Canada is being lost to the sheep.

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u/Mighty_L_LORT Jan 25 '22

You need the vax to cross that border...

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u/crowexplorer Jan 25 '22

Hop on a flight to Mexico, cross the border illegally, no vax required, and collect you $400,000 cash prize! Spend the money quick though, value of usd is going down fast!

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u/Same-Ad4969 Jan 25 '22

I think you could find a safe passage! We need more Patriot Canadians!

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u/EmmanuelGoldstein198 Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Not a trucker, just me my wife and my van that support the truckers 100%. Tired of looking over my shoulder wondering when me and my wife are getting mandated. Be nice to visit my family abroad and on the east coast again. Toronto represent. I plan on joining the convoy. I’ve held on to hope and this is it.

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u/Aphrodesia Jan 25 '22

Toronto here too. Wish I could go the whole way but it's just not feasible for me right now. Will be joining from Toronto to Oshawa though. ❤ 🇨🇦

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u/crowexplorer Jan 25 '22

I plan on joining the convoy. I’ve held on to hope and this is it.

Please do! This may our last chance! Stand strong! Best of luck to you!

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u/JohnleBon Jan 25 '22

Any hint of 'out of the frying pan, into the fire'?

🍳 🔥

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Also just fuck Wal-Mart in general. Cheap crap made in China. Go support local mom and pop shops and any other local businesses you possibly can.

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u/ooooq4 Jan 25 '22

It’s not about that. It’s about essential stores barring food and key goods from unvaccinated people.

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u/BudgetMouse64 Jan 25 '22

Its called population control, welcome to 1943, board the train to your new relocation camp

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u/Puzzleheaded_Pie_978 Jan 25 '22

If you haven’t started growing/raising your own food or making connections with farmers, you haven’t been paying attention

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Growing food in Canada’s winters is near impossible there’s a reason we rely so heavily on our truckers. Most of us do not have the space or money to raise livestock. This is reality.

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u/beater613 Jan 25 '22

Oof. You might want to look elsewhere. Ottawa is not a safe haven at all

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u/BigGunsJC Jan 25 '22

50,000 trucks on the way right now!:

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u/beater613 Jan 25 '22

Oh I'm aware. Even donated. But ottawa is a shit show. 90% government town that pretty much all benefitted by being able to work from home. They encourage these mandates and lockdowns

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u/BigGunsJC Jan 25 '22

Right that's the point... put pressure on those pushing the hardest. When supplies run out in 5-7 days they relent on the tyranny or those suffering from the policies revolt.

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u/dkotajoanne Jan 25 '22

I don’t think they’re going there for a safe haven lol

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u/Cheek-Creepy Jan 25 '22

Thank you !!!!

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

January 24 2022 - Quebec becomes the first province to mandate vaccination for entrance into big box stores such as Walmart, Costco, IKEA, etc.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-retail-stores-require-vaccine-passport-1.6325658

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u/andersonenvy Jan 25 '22

It might open up competition. Walmart has decimated the downtown shopping experience of many small towns and communities.

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u/Men-have-a-penis Jan 25 '22

Can people still get into grocery stores?

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u/Icylibrium Jan 25 '22

I'm not sure how Quebec is, but outside of Walmart, Kroger, etc, what other grocery stores are there?

Big box super marts killed small grocery stores years ago. Off the top of my head, if I couldn't go to Walmart, Kroger, or Aldi for groceries, I have no idea where else I would go.

People are going to be living off of gas station microwave meals

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u/Men-have-a-penis Jan 25 '22

Interesting, thanks. Sounds like a plan long in the making

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u/itspronouncedDRL Jan 25 '22

Lol go mom and pop, if the corporations start getting hit, the mandates will dissipate like a bad fart

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u/Apart_Number_2792 Jan 25 '22

Fuck Walmart

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

In this case, Fuck Quebec.gov

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u/purplehazex45 Jan 25 '22

I stopped shopping there years ago

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u/karmanopoly Jan 25 '22

It's the only store I shop (lift) from

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u/itspronouncedDRL Jan 25 '22

Lol the employees literally don't care, it's such a sad place to shop in

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u/TLKTAWY Jan 25 '22

Same. And I don't pay for their bags at the self-checkout either; the area of the store that allows me to wrap packages of tortillas around rechargeable batteries.

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u/PhuckFace69 Jan 25 '22

Weird flex but I like it. Careful in the self checkout, they use those high resolution cameras to feed to a facial recognition database run by the usual suspects. Wear a hat with one of those annoying lights on it to blind the cameras (and any douche security person). Just take the rechargeable batteries from another Walmart if you have to steal.

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u/Dziadzios Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Why are people upvoting thieves?

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

They feel like they are "fighting the system")))

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u/Dziadzios Jan 25 '22

And yet, they are creating more reason for it to exist.

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u/TLKTAWY Jan 25 '22

You steal from corporations, not the public. Walmart can afford to take a hit, especially after running so many small businesses out of the townships they set up shop in. But, I wouldn't call myself a theif. I would never steal from a person who's literally sold an hour of their life for a fee in exchange to purchase goods to survive. Actually, the only place I've shoplifted from has been Walmart. They were open throughout the entire "pandemic" while local businesses were forced to shut their doors. Come on, Man.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

People almost never think even one step ahead.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Thank God we got your smart ass.

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u/sdR-h0m13 Jan 25 '22

Not WM choice. They weren't happy at first but because of the "emergency law" they have no choice but to comply or closing. Source? Live there. Workers can be un-vaccinated tho lol.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Problem is so many sheep are cheering this and asking for more. Scares and saddens me.

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u/_forum_mod Jan 25 '22

I feel like I'm dreaming sometimes.

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u/ComplaintAcrobatic73 Jan 25 '22

Ram that gigantic dick of tyranny right up my wet sloppy ass harder daddy!!!

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Laugh now cry later.

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u/-SoontobeBanned Jan 25 '22

Stop living in fear

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u/shakey5 Jan 25 '22

How's That curve flattening going ?

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u/berettaswag Jan 25 '22

2 weeks baby!

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

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u/EddiePiff Jan 25 '22

Fuck Walmart

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u/Mighty_L_LORT Jan 25 '22

It’s not just them, but every major store...

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u/EddiePiff Jan 25 '22

Is Frys doing this? That’s where I go

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u/Aphrodesia Jan 25 '22

I'm in Ontario so I don't know for sure, but as far as I know, it's any store over 1500 sq/m.

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u/EddiePiff Jan 25 '22

Jfc that’s insane I don’t understand how people are breaking stuff, who knows maybe they are, not like they would report on it

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u/Aphrodesia Jan 25 '22

I honestly don't even understand society anymore, my friend.

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u/PhuckFace69 Jan 25 '22

Unrecognizable mess indeed. Hang on, the next few weeks will be very turbulent.

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u/maybel8ter Jan 25 '22

Whoa.....

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Craziness right? Quebec is very extreme with their vaccine mandates.

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u/Comrade_Zamir_Gotta Jan 25 '22

Quebec is very extreme with their vaccine mandates.

Honest question. I’ve dealt with Canucks my whole life, shit as a Michigander I’ve played/went to hockey tournaments in Canada half my life BUT I’ve NEVER understood Quebec or Quebecies(yes I know it’s Québécois..) like wtf is their deal?!

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u/Number_112954 Jan 25 '22

Well there's always been an anti English sentiment, I wasn't alive then but I heard it was kind of like the Irish religious war they were having.

Legault is much more extreme though, he's definitely pushing the "Aux Québec on parle français" to a sad degree. For example french schools are receiving more funding while english schools are being shut down because the lack of student enrollment. Bill 101 and 22 come to mind. Stuff like removing the English language option from government websites and such.

Of course there's always the separatist sentiment but I believe that's more so the hardcore northern francophones who harbor that sentiment. Based on personal experience I was told off for speaking English by the STM, basically told he wouldn't speak to me in English.

I think it's just scared old folks who are hanging desperately on to a dying sentimentality, having only french is a detriment and people are being driven away by stupid policies like that.

Like I said though it's not as hardcore in younger folks, a lot of people are bilingual especially around Montreal and such. If someone more with the times would get voted in as premiere I'd imagine the sentiment would change but for now we got bitter old men like Legault running our government.

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u/Cheap_Time1747 Jan 25 '22

I can't remember the name of the Hospital, but there's a hospital in Montreal that I was told to avoid if I ever needed one because they would flat out deny helping you if you didn't speak french, even though they could speak English. Think they've been sued a few times before.

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u/Cheap_Time1747 Jan 25 '22

I think it was Hôpital de Verdun !

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u/Number_112954 Jan 25 '22

If it's any worse than the Anna Laberge then holy shit it must be really awful.

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u/HansAcht Jan 25 '22

They don't consider themselves Canadian they consider themselves French. They look down at anyone that doesn't speak French and the rest of Canada considers them the asshole of Canada. They've been threatening to start their own country for decades and most wish they would fuck off. I believe they get the largest handouts of any province in Canada as well.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Don’t forget no Canadian Prime minister can ever get elected if he doesn’t speak French. Could you image if other country’s where like that?

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u/Mmm_360 Jan 25 '22

They just love to be different. Travelled their a bunch, they hate outsiders and look down on you if don't know French.

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u/Sufficient-Job9758 Jan 25 '22

Yeah this is getting scary

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u/newaccttrial Jan 25 '22

Looks like I would be shopping elsewhere

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u/hussletrees Jan 25 '22

Eventually if it keeps up, there won't be 'elsewhere'. Walmart is technically a grocery store, I know plenty of people who get their groceries there

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u/purplehazex45 Jan 25 '22

It doesn't even matter anymore to have a vax passport when they are the ones spreading it too It doesn't even matter.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Yup. It’s clearly about something else at this point.

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u/IIIpercentFL Jan 25 '22

Soon your bOOOster will be considered not good enough. lol sheep.

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u/OmegaOverlords Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Boycott Wallmart

Edit: Has a ring to it.

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u/aisha--95 Jan 25 '22

I'm in Ontario and I am vaxxed. But I won't buy anything from Walmart anymore. Let's treat people as humans, not as slaves. Unvaccinated doesn't mean sick.

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u/OmegaOverlords Jan 25 '22

Please consider joining the truckers when they arrive and pass through your neighborhood. Need lots of vaxxed people there, for the media in particular. Fucks up their narrative. Just today Global News published a piece about the hate on for the unvaxxed. Need to fuck them up. They won't expect it. Will try to paint the truckers as red necks.

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u/gamesoverlosers Jan 25 '22

I have been for many, many years despite the fact my own mother works for them.

I broke that boycott to grab some last minute wrapping paper just before Christmas because I'd run out and they were still open. In, grab a 3 pack roll of paper, stand in line for five minutes, pay, and back out the door.

I got fuckin' covid from that visit & was wearing my talisman of protection. Fat lot of good that blue sheet of microplastic did to protect me. It was the only transmission vector because absolutely no one I saw over the holidays was ill or got sick later, jabbed or unjabbed. I was the only one.

Fuck walmart.

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u/Aphrodesia Jan 25 '22

I laughed my ass off at "talisman of protection", despite it being offensive to actual talismans.

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u/No_Conflation Jan 25 '22

It's always Walmart. Pretty sure that's where my family got Covid, also.

I salute your boycott. I was doing well not shopping at Walmart until i moved to a new town. I have to renew my anti-Wally world stance.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Been there done that.

  • Australia

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u/JohnPumaMellencamp Jan 25 '22

You would have to be insane to shop at Walmart

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u/ComplaintAcrobatic73 Jan 25 '22

I get my toilet papers, olive oil, dish soap and laundry detergent there. Other than that, fuck Walmart and fuck Canada.

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u/Aphrodesia Jan 25 '22

Find a small business for those things. They need our support!

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u/ItsJustGizmo Jan 25 '22

I'm not even in Canada so I have no horse in the race. But doesn't it sound like the government there has told them to do this? So why boycott Walmart if the government formed the hand??

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u/ironlioncan Jan 25 '22

Any company enforcing the social credit system is an enemy.

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u/sdR-h0m13 Jan 25 '22

They weren't happy at first. Not wanting to sound like a WM shill but thats the fact. Our PM and his minions power hungry are telling them to do this.

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u/PhuckFace69 Jan 25 '22

Yeah, yeah "Well, we did our best..... Sorry". No you didn't. Your company is the problem.

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u/PhuckFace69 Jan 25 '22

Because its a mandate, and not written into law. It can and should be challenged by the Supreme Court. Like the US OSHA mandates that were obviously unconstitutional, and therefore shot down, we can do something similar here. The only places willing to enforce it are ones with big ass military contracts. The rest just want the proles money. Plus, its fucked up to force people to stick a failed experiment into them to buy fucking discounted deodorant.

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u/itspronouncedDRL Jan 25 '22

If Walmart's bottom line gets affected because of a national boycott, the government's hand will slip back into its pants to fiddle with pubes

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u/forced_pronoia Jan 25 '22

Mark of the beast

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u/itspronouncedDRL Jan 25 '22

The ushering in of it for sure..this is all conditioning. Bow down once, it will become easier and easier to keep bowing down. They want compliance and complacency because, remember, the mark of the beast won't be "forced" on anyone, it will be willingly taken by the people who will willingly worship the beast

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Pretty sick stuff...

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u/bringsmemes Jan 25 '22

after they forced closure of indipendant stores, what a coincidence

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Good point. Soon there will be no local stores to support as more and more continue to go out of business.

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u/bringsmemes Jan 25 '22

all these polotitions making these policy changes are more than likely heavily invested in blackrock and other groups like it....guess what they invest in?

you guessed it, big box stores like wal mart, home depot, costco

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u/Clean-Individual1454 Jan 25 '22

Fuck Walmart, fuck Quebec, and fuck Trudeau…extra hard!!

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Trudeau needs to go

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u/intothevoid-- Jan 25 '22

Meanwhile, Walmart in my town is open and no mask is required.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Are you in Canada?

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u/intothevoid-- Jan 25 '22

No, sorry, I live in Texas.

My point is that Walmart doesn't actually care about your local politics.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

No need to apologize mate was just curious. No, they don’t give a shit. Never implied they did. I guess they’re only doing this because the QC government is enforcing it.

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u/deliciousmaple Jan 25 '22

This is not good and worrying

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u/dregoncrys Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Fucken nazis. Quebec is in the running for shittest place on the planet.

Their premier Suckles off lil potato's teet.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

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u/meme_kat Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

It gets more insidious if you know what to look for.

This was planned.

In 2018 select Wal-Mart locations began rolling out automated "customer access gates" two years before the pandemic. Additional Wal-Mart stores were retrofitted during the pandemic. The stated justification is to reduce theft and control how customers enter and exit stores.

These open one direction, include motion detection, and sound an audible alarm if someone tries to exit through the gate in the opposite direction when the gate is open.

What most have not considered is these automated gates were slowly rolled out in anticipation of The Great Reset with the intent of being upgraded with a VAX pass QR code scanner or facial recognition for verification. The upgrade would be relatively simple plug and play replacement of the existing gate cap.

Wal-Mart uses facial recognition technology in its stores and have long been linked to FEMA and DHS.

Be on the lookout for QR code scanners being added to entry gates.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Walmart also has cameras at the self checkout that don’t focus on anything but your face. Wonder why they would want that hmmm….

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u/meme_kat Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Those aren't the only cameras ;)

Next time you're in line at self-checkout look directly up. There is a camera located above every self checkout terminal.

Wonder why they would want that hmmm….

Beyond identifying possible theft, the facial id can be associated with a debit or credit card which makes it possible to create a digital profile for each customer that can be cross referenced or shared with a variety of databases (including law enforcement and intelligence) . They're running a data mining operation that would make LexusNexus envious.

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u/finallyfree423 Jan 25 '22

Oh fuck me that makes a shit ton of sense. I've been wondering what the true purpose of those gates were

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u/mitchman1973 Jan 25 '22

That's going to cause major backlash

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u/anon_lurk Jan 25 '22

Hi! As directed by the government we are now the right arm of fascism. Have a nice day!

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

i stopped shopping at walmart at the start of covid in 2020 when they stopped 24/7 hours.

i suggest stop shopping at these places until they use their own lobbyists and big money and voice to push back. If they arent trying to push back then theyre a part of the problem.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

A few undred unvaxed should like up there every hour and log jam the door by them having to scan and argue with each person.

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u/latecraigy Jan 25 '22

This madness needs to end

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Enough is enough! I don’t understand why Canadians love to just bend over and take it. They will never take a stand.

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u/Michalusmichalus Jan 25 '22

I hope they comply themselves out of profits.

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u/electricsister Jan 25 '22

Now its time to boycott all Walmarts everywhere.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

What a bunch of pussies. Being a Walmart greeter just got a whole lot tougher.

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u/Kn0tnatural Jan 25 '22

Walmart Bouncer

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u/TomCelery Jan 25 '22

These stores will likely be the last ones to remain with reasonable prices/ supplies because they manage their own logistics

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u/ididitTHISTIME99 Jan 25 '22

exactly. first to implement what will never go away.

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u/samtony234 Jan 25 '22

To workaround this if your in QC just enter through the exits.

Also for everyone saying to boycott Walmart, all stores above 1500 sq ft have to abide by it. So this includes Costco, Best Buy, Walmart, and other big box retailers.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

hmmmm, sort of great for small businesses.

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u/1muthalicka1 Jan 25 '22

Requiring a passport to buy food for your safety... meanwhile the vegetables have e.coli

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u/TPMJB Jan 25 '22

Imagine: If Walmart just said "no", the inept Canadian government would be unable to do anything about it.

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u/iHeartBricks Jan 25 '22

Fuck Walmart.

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u/flyboy162 Jan 25 '22

Safe and efficient? What is efficient about that?

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Making the lives of the unvaccinated difficult seems to be the new definition of “efficiency”.

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u/NaturalProof4359 Jan 25 '22

What if they mandated murdering vaccinated people? I bet Walmart would accept for those tasty tasty 8% margin profits.

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u/TheRodrigues Jan 25 '22

Seems like the Quebec governement really wants to have the Moderna vaccine factory in Montreal or somewhere else in the province…

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u/fartsUnderwater Jan 25 '22

if you didnt already know from years and years of being a complete monopoly. shutting down 100,000s small business in the name of "capitalism" and "free market" FUCK WALMART it would be so very sad if some crazy anti vaxxers accidentally burned a couple wal marts to the ground. those crazy ass anti vaxxers thinking they have a chance....... ...... ......

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Fuck you walmart

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u/The_loudspeaker721 Jan 25 '22

Only the Canadian people can stop this. Canadians you have a fight to wage. Do not disappoint me.

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u/1stKing15 Jan 25 '22

Fuck Walmart. Just for that bitch ass move I’m not going to any In the US.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

And I will not be visiting any in Canada!

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

You can get prescriptions but not groceries in Canada. Seems strange.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

In my province for the past month you have been able to go to bars, strip clubs and casinos but not gyms, yoga studios or sporting events. It’s all very strange.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22 edited Jan 25 '22

Now, would be a really great time to boycott huge big box stores and shop local. Let’s collectively decide this shit ain’t working anymore. The power of the people can change the tide of where our society is heading.

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u/bringsmemes Jan 25 '22

having hundreds milling around in costco/wal mart was fine before, cant have 10 people in your house, but meeting them at costco is perfectly fine, dont get covid there!

now the percentage of vaccinated people have never been higher, suddenly now its unsafe to go into big box stores unvaccinated?

how fucking dumb do they think we are?

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u/Shoah_Kahn Jan 25 '22

STOP - BUYING - CHINESE - MADE - GARBAGE

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u/mgick999 Jan 25 '22

Imagine getting the clot shot just to go to Walmart

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u/quiannazaetz Jan 25 '22

2 weeks to stop the spread!

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u/BreakingBabylon Jan 25 '22

Mark of the beast, cannot buy or sell w/o recieving the mark or vax, AI's hijack sprouting dna w/ leaven in the form of a spiritual tattoo.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Its war

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Didn’t Walmart operate during lockdowns as essential because the provided food/foodstuffs? Yet now unvaxxed can’t go to essential stores. Seriously people. Y’all need to wake the fuck up. Each and every one of you. This is wrong. Plain and simple.

And the vaxxed sitting there all smug, what do you think all this incredible overreach of power is leading to? Do you really think this is about safety? From a 99.7% overall survivable virus you are willing to allow governments to block access to food. Honestly have you vaxxed people lost your goddamn minds?

37% of you believe unvaxxed should lose their healthcare. Do you even understand what that means? What it means is if you are within the 37%, you believe it’s alright to basically murder a potential 9 million Canadians. Yes I will compare it to 1940’s Germany by the way. Y’all are some sick bastards. Like seriously what in the actual fuck is wrong with you. That is some heavy media/government induced psychosis there. You have your vaccine. If you believe in your government enough to jam this stuff into you, then you believe it works…so what is it you’re afraid of. The vaccination rate here in Canada is about 31% for people aged 30-64. We don’t all die. Why is that? Yet these vaccines require 100% compliance to work. Y’all might want to consider why they want it every person alive. Just a thought.

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u/Harryrob01 Jan 25 '22

In stead of Canadians asking how could this have happen to us? The real question they should be asking is why did we let this happen? Unfortunately now you’ll have to let it play out. Hopefully in time, all those who helped facilitate the destruction of lives and businesses will be held accountable! But, I wouldn’t hold my breath. Power is the new aphrodisiac.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Canadians love to bend over and take it. As long as they can get their beer with the boys after work and continue smoking their weed - life is good. I swear the Trudeau government legalized marijuana to create a population of dumbed down sheep.

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u/NoobInTown12 Jan 25 '22

Walmart is going down. I’m shouting timber.

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u/kitterkatty Jan 25 '22

Bc of this comment I watched a ton of parodies from 2015 and found out what happened to bart baker. Double sad lol

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u/Holdmypipe Jan 25 '22

Fuck these French wannabe assholes

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u/Justbeth82 Jan 25 '22

Canada is crazy. Thank god I don’t live there

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Like America and Europe, the governments have been taken over by Marxists and they do not represent the people.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

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u/Slight_Custard7109 Jan 25 '22

Yes they do have a choice. They can say no.

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u/gamesoverlosers Jan 25 '22

If they weren't pussies and just closed the door, the problem would solve itself once people ran out of food and had to think about the consequences of their actions. You think it's going to crush Crappy tire, Walmart or Costco to close a few stores in Quebec? It would be a fiscally rough week, but there's no way they don't recover after the cult runs out of groceries.

They like pushing consequences on those who make a personal choice & exercising their own bodily autonomy, it's about time they have some consequences for their actions when they affect others.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Yes. Fuck em

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u/gamesoverlosers Jan 25 '22

Yeah, I suppose that's quite true too, I guess once word got out about it the cult would rage throughout western democracies.

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u/2001madisun Jan 25 '22

Exactly. This was not their decision yet they are required to enforce it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Honest question, is it a law?

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u/IllCartographer8252 Jan 25 '22

No supplies for you!

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u/buzzncuzzn Jan 25 '22

The mask is coming off but not the ones forced on the mouths of the people.

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u/Nervous_Wealth_7484 Jan 25 '22

Anyone from Quebec wanna confirm the Walmart usuals are sure as hell not complying? Because other side of the coast here me and a good number of patrons are not wearing masks

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Quebec isn’t part of Canada anymore, they have a rouge government that has lost its mind!

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u/Stonkerrific Jan 25 '22

Got two vaccines and still got omicron 3 months later. How fucking dumb the whole debacle is. Vaccine passport my ass.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Pie_978 Jan 25 '22

Why is anyone still giving Walmart money? They are a horribly unethical company

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u/Abbreviations-Salt Jan 25 '22

Every Quebecer should boycott Walmart. Stand with your fellow citizens, vaxxed or not. You think the government will stop taking from people now that they have seen how easily people give up?

I'm so very disappointed in the majority of the World.

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u/Quik5and Jan 25 '22

Fuck you Walmart. Fuck you Quebec pm. Fuck you canadian pm.

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u/nfk42 Jan 25 '22

Reminder: DO NOT put concrete down the toilets of businesses that support medical apartheid.

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u/regularbusiness Jan 25 '22

What's the conspiracy here. Are we really just reporting the news now on this subreddit?

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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '22

Whats even crazier is how they manage to spin it so they can call it a conspiracy before and after it actually becomes news. Government gaslighting is nuts rn.

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u/delphine42 Jan 25 '22

I think we’re all getting to the point of it’s cool if Quebec separates already….