MapleLeafBlueJayBoy
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What complete and utter fools.
That is genuinely awesome.It kind of makes you wonder what the second best idea was. "No, I have a better idea, let's make a snow wall".
Ha! The Surete du Quebec sent some riot cops to Ottawa and they're amassed next to the Chateau Laurier. They live to club people, especially les maudits tetes carrees.
Bonjour la police, hostie!
Lol fucking dopes
mbow30: Lol they’re building a fort!
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In the back seat was Jenna Wozney, a 24-year-old actress from Vancouver who’d flown to Ottawa on her own a few days earlier. She said some of her family and friends considered the protests “hateful,” but she’d been determined to see them for herself. Wozney deeply distrusted the vaccines, though she’d given in and gotten the shots in order to be able to work: “I’m so poor, I didn’t have any money, I had to get it,” she said, adding an expletive.
The demonstrations felt, to her, transformative. She saw them, somehow, as the next step after Black Lives Matter and Canada’s Every Child Matters movement, which is devoted to Indigenous survivors of abusive residential schools. “I feel like this is the final thing,” she said.
“This is an awakening,” added Wall.
The day before, Wozney had broken up with her live-in boyfriend, who didn’t support her traveling to Ottawa, and canceled her ticket home. She wasn’t sure where she was sleeping that night but said several people had offered her a place to stay. At one point, speaking about the harms that she believes, falsely, are coming to children as a result of the coronavirus vaccine, she exclaimed, “I’ll die here!”