• DeadEndLink@lemmy.ca
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    1 day ago

    Why hold the country together with hockey when you can hold it together with class consciousness and a a rising proletariat revolution?

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    22 hours ago

    The queen of another country is on our currency and our economy was really the economy of our scumbag neighbor. And to top it off we re a 30 million people population occupying the second largest piece of land on earth (that we got through a genocide). That does not sound like a country, rather a strategic nightmare.

    • GrackleBirb@lemmy.ca
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      9 hours ago

      Yes only through rising up and disestablishing the establishment through the lesbian ecological revolution and we reenfranchise those who know the victimation of the oppressatation of the tribulation caused to the nation that merits immediate unconditional reparation to the population to stop the denigration and foster the repudiation of the reputation yaas

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      Chill it’s hockey not the revolution

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        I wish everyone was as zen as you about politics nowadays, go in peace Dalai Gretsky.

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    2 days ago

    That and Canadian teams continuing to fail to actually win the cup. I can’t believe I have not seen a Canadian team win it in my lifetime. If one of them actually won, imagine the joy across the country.

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      2 days ago

      The Canadian teams are at a financial disadvantage due to the exchange rate. They earn their revenue in Canadian dollars, but have to pay their salaries in US dollars.