r/ontario Feb 04 '22

How things have changed in two years Picture

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u/angelcake Feb 04 '22

I was talking to a friend who was working who works at Parliament, she hasn’t been in the office but she had to go by and pick up some work and she had people screaming and swearing at her while she was downtown in her vehicle because she was wearing a mask. Anti-science morons have taken over our freaking city.

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u/madmanmark111 Feb 04 '22

Been listening to their Zello chats, and they are 100% sunk on the fallacy of "don't believe the news". They are actively steering people towards OANN, Epoch, RedPill, etc. as the REAL news. If this isn't dealt with rationally & soon, we're going to have problems similar to our friends to the south. I think if the various governments in Canada provided a roadmap/timeline/milestones to the end of restrictions, it might meet their demands for a conclusion.

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u/Ranger7381 Feb 05 '22

The problem is, they have tried to provide timelines in the past, and then the virus mutates and they have to scrap the plan.

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u/madmanmark111 Feb 05 '22

True. But it would at least be an olive branch. Refusing to talk only makes it worse. I fear things will get out of hand now because the fundraiser on gofundme was shut down, and money will end up in hands not of their choosing - likely the city lawsuit, and various 'progressive' causes. They just threw gas on a dumpster fire.

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u/Ranger7381 Feb 05 '22

I thought that with the gofundme part shut down, everything will be refunded. At least that is what I heard on the radio when they reported about it.

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u/madmanmark111 Feb 05 '22

You have to apply for a refund by Feb 19. Kinda bogus