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Lol “venting”
Another r/Canada mod? >

Did something happen with a different /r/Canada mod? >

I've been trying to find out. It's well-known that r/Canada is managed by r/Metacanada incels and miscreants. They have offered no comment on whether their mod roster has included this shithead, or other incel shitheads like Alek Minassian, Jordan Daniel Goggin, and Neng Jia Jin. They've been dead quiet. >

But have you even tried worshiping their one true god?  It's all Trudeau's fault is the god that keeps on giving, can't get a date, It's all Trudeau's fault, bad with money, it's all Trudeau's fault, someone complains about your personal hygiene, it's all Trudeau's fault, this is the r/Canada religion. >

Nice hair man bad - r/canada >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 62%. (I'm a bot)


A specialized police team has arrested a 19-year-old Ottawa man, alleging he threatened Parliament Hill, a federal department and two embassies in November.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said in a Tuesday news release an Integrated National Security Enforcement Team learned of Twitter threats Nov. 8 against the Hill, the Department of National Defence and the American and Chinese embassies.
He has been charged with four counts each of conveying a terrorist hoax, several counts of threatening death or bodily harm to members of Parliament and staff at embassies, and threatening to burn, destroy and damage property.


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What a putz >

Wait until his mom finds out. She was at a sewing conference in Halifax when this whole thing happened. Man is she gonna be pissed. >

What kind of sad, misguided life is a 19 year that behaves like that leading? Holy.. >

Imagine a Canadian threatening the U.S. embassy. Like bro, who do you think you’ll be protected by if anything were to happen, it definitely isn’t the Canadian military. >

Never go against Uncle Sam and the power of 11 aircraft super carriers