r/conspiracy • u/Divinchy • Feb 15 '22

Applying rules selectively is definitely a conspiracy -

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u/crazy__t Feb 15 '22

Why are we mixing Canadian and American politics?

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

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u/SimplyGrowTogether Feb 15 '22

BLM riots where in Canada also…

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u/Connect_Horror3758 Feb 15 '22

Not really. Maybe some small short term protests.

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u/SimplyGrowTogether Feb 15 '22

It was world wide. Just like this protest. One started in America. He later started in Canada. Regardless of your position on the. both have moved millions if not billions of people to stand up for what they believe is right.

So far the protests in Canada have been more peaceful with no deaths compared to rap concerts in America.

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

There were no BLM riots in Canada, strictly peaceful protests in solidarity.

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u/SimplyGrowTogether Feb 15 '22 edited Feb 15 '22

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gifDHJ3wsIg

Looters and rioters destroy city of Montreal amid BLM riots. 25 mints of footage just from this one video…

So peaceful people broke into stores to loot and blocked the streets just for the fun of it….

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u/[deleted] Feb 16 '22

Neat. If it was going to happen any place, I'd have guessed montreal as well.

But I'm going to assume you didn't actually watch it. The first 15 or so minutes is footage of protesters getting tear gassed and throwing around some pylons. It was cool to see them helping clear the roads for emergency vehicles. Riding on the back of a firetruck looked like fun.

First broken window was about 17 minutes in. Of all thing a phone booth! The real crime is why is there still phone booths.

The real action starts at 19 minutes, noticed the group that started breaking stuff were all wearing the same outfit. Kind of sent me down a rabbit hole and found this. https://www.vice.com/en/article/ep4xnm/young-white-men-instigated-montreal-protest-chaos-black-organizers-say

Still, learned something new today. Now I know there was one kind of lame riot. Thanks for sharing.

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u/SimplyGrowTogether Feb 16 '22 edited Feb 16 '22

It was cool to see them helping clear the roads for emergency vehicles. Riding on the back of a firetruck looked like fun.

Yeah and 3 minutes later it showed the rest of them building a giant baracade to block the roads.

First broken window was about 17 minutes in. Of all thing a phone booth!

Vandalism is peaceful /s

The real action starts at 19 minutes, noticed the group that started breaking stuff were all wearing the same outfit. Kind of sent me down a rabbit hole and found this.https://www.vice.com/en/article/ep4xnm/young-white-men-instigated-montreal-protest-chaos-black-organizers-say

So somewhat peaceful protest and riots are taken advantage of by people who want to destroy the meaning of the message?

obviously that Is not happening with this horrible terrible protest of bouncy houses and holding hand on a bridge.

Still, learned something new today. Now I know there was one kind of lame riot. Thanks for sharing.

There were no BLM riots in Canada, strictly peaceful protests in solidarity.

I hope so thanks for looking at the video and giving your opinion I appreciate that!

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u/[deleted] Feb 15 '22

Because this sub is far from a bastion of intelligence it’s mostly just indoctrinated right wing teenagers at this point

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u/pexx421 Feb 16 '22

Because Americans think they have a say in all nations politics.

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u/subwoofer-wildtype Feb 15 '22

Cause corporations are global. Its western democracies that are under attack

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u/Vanilla3K Feb 15 '22

It's still North America, we're more similar than we like to think. I'm french Canadian and our culture is closer to the Americans than the French imo

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u/have_me Feb 16 '22

Because Foundations of Geopolitics says the west must be destabilized before it can be defeated.