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I am so sorry to hear your sad news my friend, hang in there. You and your family will be in my thoughts.

Now that’s friggin funny lol

That’s very sad news. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends.

Great Dad joke lol

Regretfully you are correct my friend, there are individuals who are indigenous who wish to blame their lot in life on anyone and anything without taking one once of responsibility themselves. But please remember those individuals are the one who wish to have the spotlight for they want all the attention, good or bad. There are countless who wish to live their lives as you and I in peace. There is a lot of to be done and burning of churches are not one. Pain and suffering only leads to more pain and suffering. If one thing Labob I wish to express is this is beyond historical events of 125 years ago. Some of these events happened in our own lifetime, to many people still alive. There is a lot we can learn from each other.

Hey Guys First of I am of indigenous heritage, my mother is a survivor of the residential school system. Though I lost her to cancer at a young age she was able to share with me a few of her experiences. Its difficult to share those stories for no one wants to think that their loved one having to endure such pain. I wont mention these stories here but if you wish to learn of a few, please PM me. This is a part of history and a part of our fabric as a nation, dark as it may seem. Thousands of children died in residential schools and their bodies rarely returned home. Many were buried in neglected graves. Canada's residential school system forcibly took children from their families and placed them in institutions rife with physical, mental and sexual abuse. These were children, trusting little spirits who believed in their hearts that it would all work out and in the end tragically it did not. What makes me proud is how our schools today are treating this subject. I grew up learning of pioneers and settlers who endured their own hardships and earned their rightful places in our history. For the first time, schools are teaching more than what you can learn in a simple vignette about Canada. https://www.todaysparent.com/family/parenting/these-quotes-from-residential-school-survivors-can-help-kids-and-parents-understand-their-experiences/ This is not a political subject guys, the outpouring of grief and pain this nation is experiencing is overwhelming at times. We have to provide the hope and the vision that we can learn from the past and as a country, never go back there.

Hey Rob, I think your missing the context to Crunches post. This nation is hurting this Canada day under the recent discoveries of unmarked graves of indigenous children who lived and then parished in the residential school system here in Canada. Some sins can never be forgotten.

Well done Crunch, Happy Canada Day everyone. We have a lot to be grateful for in this nation. Like many other nations we also have a dark past which sadly has come to light of late. Today is a day to celebrate the pride and love we feel for our nation without forgetting the sins of our past. Great post my friend.

Well, this group is notorious for having the best master-baiters around.

Thanks Weed, I appreciate your kind words buddy.

Good debate guys! Well done! Im out.

It must be so miserable being so pissed off all the world all day lol

Has any country made a definitive decision on this yet? I don’t think so... So your cartoon is pointless isn’t it?

And god said, let there be light

You are correct Sammy in that we live in a world of political extremism. The far left and the far right resemble each other in the way they pursue their political goals. Both are disposed to censor their opponents, Both tend to support (or oppose) civil liberties in a highly partisan and self-serving fashion, supporting freedom for themselves and their causes they favour while seeking to withhold it from enemies and advocates of causes they dislike. it’s those who scream the loudest from their soap box that get all the attention these days.

Oh Beers, your way to hard on yourself. You will be fine.

Your incorrect Mike and you know it. I have asked if compromises could be done so common ground could be met and in turn I get the same rhetoric. I rather be part of the solution than the problem... that means I am willing to compromise. I don’t think I can be anymore clear with that statement.

Talk is cheap, and ranting is useless. You care to have a constructive conversation on finding common ground, you know where to find me. Personally? I don’t think many of you wish to find common ground.

I rest my case, thank you for making my point.

Oh Sammy, sadly the word bipartisan means nothing to this crowd. It seems most individuals want to scream at each other and blame everyone else for their lot in life than actually make a difference.

Hey, who doesnt love Pussy!

I swear Mike you pee your pants every time someone mentioned Socialism (LOL) Which oddly you mention it all the time. Shall I order you some depends? LOL

I dont think this is a left or right problem but rather people in general who think they are entitled to better care above and beyond anyone else. I reside In Canada where violence or harrassment of staff is not tolerated PERIOD! Workers may refuse to perform dangerous work using the Dangerous Work Refusal Process here in Alberta. If any staff member feels threatened in the midst of their duties, they may refuse to do such duties. We are all entitled to a safe and secure work environment regardless where we work. Sadly this is not just healthcare staff being subjected to this. This article is from today. Its society in general. https://www.foxnews.com/us/southwest-flight-attendent-assulted