Kindness is Punk

Correct they chose not to over the backlash, but even then backing out of it didn’t stop Sony for including no online required in their marketing

No it was also about online check-in you just don’t remember

Remember when they clowned on Xbox for this

I would help them run their infrastructure afterwards

Tax the wealthy. Reform voting.

It is always moral to sabotage data centers.

I like the idea of something like the Digital Euro

It’s incredibly obvious just like it was in the US during the past few election cycles.

I keep telling people Canada is not perfect and can fall into the same traps but I keep hearing that we’re somehow magically different and that our politics are somehow immune.

51% of Canadians have a spine.

Sex work, is work and should be legal, making illegal only victimizes the innocent.

Yes, please.

Jesus Christ Pollieve hates Canada

I don’t keep up on recent Quebec politics do you mind filling me in a little?

If they do it may actually be my snapping point. The policy that caused it was put in place specifically to stop their baseless bitching

“As long as that little dictator is in power, I’m not going to the United States under any circumstances, not even for that,” he declared, in an obvious allusion to Donald Trump. “I’ll be there on Zoom, but there’s no way I’m setting foot in that country that has declared war on us.”

What an absolute hero.

True, it’s an investment firm though, their money comes from all over.

Not to mention most of the cost to the average consumer had been refunded via rebates and gst. It was only ever supposed to change the cost perception of carbon intensive products.

I actually caught that one too! I had it edited before I even read it.

China is making strides in cleaning up their grid, it is by no means perfect. They still depend on coal for about 55% of their grid based on the most recently available data I could find, that dropped about 3% last year thanks to their expanding solar network.

I do think our grid is much cleaner especially with our plans for new nuclear reactors. However we do not have the complex manufacturing network that China has.

In saying that we should expand domestic production to strengthen our economic resiliency, especially for needs like housing, food and transportation. This transition can’t be done quickly, doubly so if we’re looking to minimize ecological impact, so in my mind China remains a necessary strategic partner.

Edit: Fixed the statistic for coal use by China, the first source I used wildly underestimated it.

Ending imports from China is not realistic with our economic landscape but we absolutely need denser cities and mass transit.