R_P wrote:
The article went on to say not many Canadians are fooled by the content.

Canada's village idiot, Trump impersonator, and smarmy Leader of the Opposition

Damage control in response to the pushback to the kneejerk loyal vassal excrement vis-à-vis his Davos rhetoric. He still supports the illegality "in context."

 R_P wrote:

They must have fallen victim to Netanyahu's decades-long defecated mantras! Just like the orange man with all his golden drapes were easily bought.

Donald Trump isn’t the president of peace – he’s the most dangerous man on the planet

Still a lapdog despite of the recent courageous yapping

 rgio wrote:

That was a beaut! Save of the year, in my books!

 SeriousLee wrote:

 Proclivities wrote:

Canada missed two empty nets, one of which was Hellebuyck making the save of the day with his stick! He was on fire.

 Proclivities wrote:
As they used to say.... Hellebuyck "stood on his head".  The Canadians had 7 or 8 of the best 10 players on the ice today... but that's why they play the game.

 SeriousLee wrote:
Canada had many more shots on goal (42-28); Hellebuyck did a heck of a job.

 SeriousLee wrote:

Heck of a game for sure. 

 Coaxial wrote:


 USA looked to me as more team-oriented.

Beauty, eh?

I hitchhiked to Tumbler Ridge in late 1982 looking for work when unemployment rates in western Canada were double digit thanks to the Paul Volker US Federal Reserve tight monetary policy designed to tame runaway inflation coming out of the Great Society and Vietnam War period.   No luck.  Ended up working at a bakery in Nelson, BC starting 1:30AM, about 4 hours after I got out of my of typing class in Slocan City.  Earlier that year, I was fired by the UFWA, AFL-CIO in LA for asking too many questions.   Not a biggie; the UFWA had fired lots of white volunteers and salaried staff who were far more important to the organization than I was. 

The shooter was female, she had mental health issues and the household had been visited by the RCMP for disturbances and guns.  Whether this sad situation could have been avoided will take a while to sort out.  

Canada already has highly-restrictive gun control legislation so more legal restrictions would not be the answer.

 SeriousLee wrote: