[Johnny_Utah]

mtbr wrote:

Johnny_Utah wrote:

If this was a Conservative there would have been calls for his resignation, the silence from Liberals on this is Hypocrisy at it's finest..

check the CBC website ...not a word about it ,it didn't happen

I'm shocked, I'm shocked! The CBC will soon be the use to be CBC after Harper cuts it up into a million little pieces!

[Pimpbrewski]

mtbr wrote:

Of course and Albertans do help out the Canadian economy . However the Gshaft plan wants Alberta and Saskatchewan to carry an unfair amount of the burden after all the resources of the west do not only benefit the west.The Liberals don't give a damn since they have nothing to lose in the west but by sticking it to us they will gain seats in Ontario. Usual divide and concur politics.

No, I know !!!

But if I am not mistaken, the east probably has gotten screwed over fiscal imbalance at some point in time.

But like you said, this is all politics. Heck, wasn't Garth a Conservative before converting to Libs? He is a controversial figure, and he probably won't change overnight . But the controversy here is about what he said about the separatists themselves. There should not be any pity there. Separatists are ...

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

Johnny_Utah wrote:

If this was a Conservative there would have been calls for his resignation, the silence from Liberals on this is Hypocrisy at it's finest..

check the CBC website ...not a word about it ,it didn't happen

http://www.cbc.ca/cp/national/080704/n0704111A.html

This is far too easy

[mtbr]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/more.html

got anything from today?

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/more.html

got anything from today?

It was on the site...you claimed there was, "not a word about it". You're wrong. Again. Get use to it.

[mtbr]

better suit up M1 is in da house

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

better suit up M1 is in da house

And drop-out resorts to the dummy insults the minute he's exposed as a first-class goof.

Hey, remember the time you claimed CBC had nothing on the Garth Turner story and you were exposed as an illiterate shut-in? That was funny. This is where you cry like a baby and run to the rep system.

Another day, another mtbr misstep.

[mtbr]

Mustang1 wrote:

I liked the commentary on the French separatists, but the analogy isn't fair.

translation..."ah da ..I had to go back and read the whole story again because it didn't sink in the first time"

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

Mustang1 wrote:

I liked the commentary on the French separatists, but the analogy isn't fair.

translation..."ah da ..I had to go back and read the whole story again because it didn't sink in the first time"

Oh good, drop-out logic - is this like the time you claimed erroneously (i guess you couldn't read) that CBC didn't mention the Garth Turner story? Look, we get it, you're not very bright, but that doesn't need to get in the way of you taking responsibility for your mistakes. Or keep dodging as it's still here for everyone to see anyway

[mtbr]

Mustang1 wrote:

I say BRAVO, Mr. Turner!!! He was dead-on in his condemnation of bigoted nationalists (well...perhaps some terms could've been substituted) and it's his role as a Member of Parliament to confront enemies of POGG and protect the interests of not only his own constituents but ALL Canadians. There's not enough of this kind of patriotism in Parliament sometimes and if anything should cut across ideological lines, separatism should.

Anyone that thinks this guy should resign should give their head a shake, learn about basic politics and be ashamed of themselves.

I don't always agree with Garth, but in this case, we're on the same page!

This was just another attempt to slam one of my posts but than your realized your mistake and slowly had to back out of it.

[Pimpbrewski]

mtbr wrote:

Mustang1 wrote:

I liked the commentary on the French separatists, but the analogy isn't fair.

translation..."ah da ..I had to go back and read the whole story again because it didn't sink in the first time"

The way I look at it, is that Mustang was probably referring to another thread such as the ''Plains of Abraham'' with our good buddy Marc.

Either way, this is getting pretty good, therefore will not intefere with the discussions here. Carry on !!!

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

Mustang1 wrote:

I say BRAVO, Mr. Turner!!! He was dead-on in his condemnation of bigoted nationalists (well...perhaps some terms could've been substituted) and it's his role as a Member of Parliament to confront enemies of POGG and protect the interests of not only his own constituents but ALL Canadians. There's not enough of this kind of patriotism in Parliament sometimes and if anything should cut across ideological lines, separatism should.

Anyone that thinks this guy should resign should give their head a shake, learn about basic politics and be ashamed of themselves.

I don't always agree with Garth, but in this case, we're on the same page!

This was just another attempt to slam one of my posts but than your realized your mistake and slowly had to back out of it.

No attempt, it's easy to slam your posts, drop-out. I liked the comments that were directed at French Separatists...i left out the rest (until Pimp's great post) as I didn't agree with the comparison. Sorry, shut-in, no dice.

Still not admitting your error, huh? Oh well...as long as you cower, i'll be here to illustrate it. Hey, remember the time, i asked you simple questions regarding "conservatism" and you couldn't answer them? That was sad.

[Mustang1]

Pimpbrewski wrote:

mtbr wrote:

Mustang1 wrote:

I liked the commentary on the French separatists, but the analogy isn't fair.

translation..."ah da ..I had to go back and read the whole story again because it didn't sink in the first time"

The way I look at it, is that Mustang was probably referring to another thread such as the ''Plains of Abraham'' with our good buddy Marc.

Either way, this is getting pretty good, therefore will not intefere with the discussions here. Carry on !!!

I was...I thought the thread might go down the route of separatism, and that's what I was interested in, but it didn't so i dropped it. That was, of course, till our resident drop-out stepped in it again.

[mtbr]

M1 had to go through all my posts on the last 2 pages to find something to knit pick about and all's he could find was the CBC website where the story has not been updated since yesterday. Where as other news media outlets have done updates.

slim pickins there right M1. But your life sucks and all you have is the little victories you attempt to claim on the internet.

Maybe someday that history degree will get you something better than flipping burgers or all night cashier at the 7-11.

good night asshole

[Mustang1]

mtbr wrote:

M1 had to go through all my posts on the last 2 pages to find something to knit pick about and all's he could find was the CBC website where the story has not been updated since yesterday. Where as other news media outlets have done updates.

You made a mistake. Quit crying and move on.

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slim pickins there right M1. But your life sucks and all you have is the little victories you attempt to claim on the internet.

My life is great, drop-out. Unlike you, i've got a great job and a fantastic life. I'm not some loser, shut-in, that spends his dreg existence combing the Internet for other's info to ape. You're a wannabe...and believe me, it's not hard to point out your flaws.

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Maybe someday that history degree will get you something better than flipping burgers or all night cashier at the 7-11.

Oh...i've got more than just one degree, my uneducated mope. I guess making fun of minimum wage jobs make your useless existence almost palatable, but let's be honest: you have no education and you're a social misfit, so your musing matter little. I'll wager the 7/11 cashiers have more going for them than you.

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good night asshole

I will, suck. Hey, remember the time you wussed out of racing Wil? That was typical.