Someone tell these fuckers to grow some balls and try setting this up in Scarborough.
I would love it if they did. I want to punch a NaziSomeone tell these fuckers to grow some balls and try setting this up in Scarborough.
kinda unrelated but i remember seeing a confederate flag of all places in Whitby,Ontario on the back of a pickup truck a couple months back, like wtf???
Peterborough is pretty white trash, so this is no surprise. I'm actually shocked there hasn't been one in Oshawa yet (granted I don't pay attention to Oshawa, so who knows). Hopefully it gets shut down, hard.
Hoping Canadian Antifa roll up and show em what's up
So many goddamn wannabe rednecks in Ontario. So many. Hopefully, they all get swallowed up by the earth once theyre all gathered in that shithole.
Its not just Peterborough, and go to any medium sized city in Ontario and youll be able to spot plenty of confederate flags plastered on pickup trucks that arent used for picking up anything besides the drivers fat ass.
Oh , and country music. Why are there so many country music fans in Ontario? Ugh.
Were hopeless.
Its sort of dark when you think about bodies being outlined in chalk.I prefer Stomp Out Hate over Chalk Out Hate.
Did someone just say Nazi views are controversial? Does controversial mean abhorrent disgrace now and I didn't get the memo?
fortunately here in Canada we dispensed with childish and reductive ideas like free speech absolutism
that's more of a thing for americans who are taught as children to worship a mediocre and obsolete piece of political theory written by slaveowning oligarchs
Hard fought free speech rights. For Neo-Nazis. Right on.As usual with these threads, the casual dismissal of hard fought free speech rights in these threads is frightening.
kinda unrelated but i remember seeing a confederate flag of all places in Whitby,Ontario on the back of a pickup truck a couple months back, like wtf???
🤔🤔🤔Views can be both controversial and an abhorrent disgrace. Such as these.
As usual with these threads, the casual dismissal of hard fought free speech rights in these threads is frightening.
Views can be both controversial and an abhorrent disgrace. Such as these.
As usual with these threads, the casual dismissal of hard fought free speech rights in these threads is frightening.
Hate speech should not fall under free speech.Views can be both controversial and an abhorrent disgrace. Such as these.
As usual with these threads, the casual dismissal of hard fought free speech rights in these threads is frightening.
States rights...wait
Heritage...wait
Southern Pride...wait
Views can be both controversial and an abhorrent disgrace. Such as these.
As usual with these threads, the casual dismissal of hard fought free speech rights in these threads is frightening.
It doesn't in Canadian law.Hate speech should not fall under free speech.
Looks like the permit for the rally has been denied.
"While city staff had initially given permission for the rally, saying the organizer promised it would be a peaceful rally, the city did not issue a permit because the organizer did not provide the required documentation to the city in time"
http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer....-kevin-goudreau-did-not-meet-citys-conditions
Not surprising for Peterborough. My brother and sister moved out there, and most of the people I've met are friendly but trashy as hell.
Thought this was going to be UK peterborough and I was ready to be very ashamed of where I live
somehow this being a canada city makes it worse
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.
Looks like the permit for the rally has been denied.
"While city staff had initially given permission for the rally, saying the organizer promised it would be a peaceful rally, the city did not issue a permit because the organizer did not provide the required documentation to the city in time"
http://www.thepeterboroughexaminer....-kevin-goudreau-did-not-meet-citys-conditions
...So the problem wasn't that they're literal Nazis, it was that they didn't file paperwork.
I don't know which fact makes me more disgusted.
In Canada? Why?It's not uncommon to see confederate flags in peterborough and durham county.
"One of the counter-protests happens Friday from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. at Peterborough Square."
Good. Show love. Don't get mad, don't get aggressive, just show love.
I met an old white man, early 50, at a concert last week in Toronto, trying to buy his cigarettes. We talked for a while and he seemed to enjoy my company. Then he asked the trivial questions:
"Where are you from?"
"What religion are you from?"
I lied and said I'm a Christian from India (my two friends at the concert were from India and are Christian, so I didn't want to do a dance and explain where all of us are from).
I knew where this was going.
"Can I say something to you guys? And this is something I feel very strongly about.
...
Fuck Moslems!"
My friends were shocked, trying to hold their laugh. I shrugged it off and indulged his conversation.
He talks about the killings, and I said "Yeah man, isn't Islam a religion of peace?"
He's all "Right on! Where's the fucking peace!? I will let 100,000 cockroaches in my country, and not one fucking immigrant!"
Funny enough, all three of us whom he was talking to are immigrants.
I just laughed it off without getting into an argument with an ignorant. At the end of the conversation, we had a few laughs, hugged it out and went our ways.
Moral here is that you cannot change someone's view; it's engraved in them and they will forever defend their feelings. However, showing love instead of hate can go a long way. So please, show love at Peterborough: the sound of love is far more amplifying than bigotry.