Yeah, I didn’t wanna know the American president was a bratty sub. Not this one anyways.
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bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•Why was 'incredible' giant cedar cut down, despite B.C.'s big-tree protection law?
46·13 days agoConsidering that their Nations stewarded this land for thousands of years and they learned firsthand how to do that through their own scientific lens, yes, they should have a say in how WE steward THEIR lands.
You literally used the argument that the actions of one indigenous owned company means we should be weary of how all indigenous voices are heard and respected. I don’t think you can talk your way out of the racism of that.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•Why was 'incredible' giant cedar cut down, despite B.C.'s big-tree protection law?
74·13 days agoYou can’t paint all Indigenous Peoples with the same brush. That is a racist view. First Nations would not even have logging companies without colonization imposing poverty on their nations.
Sounds like you need to read the book Debt: the first 5000 years by David Graeber.
Penicillin is one of many types of bread mould.
I too will probably die from bread mould poisoning given my stingy habits with food waste. It’s fine if it’s only the white/blue type, right?
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
British Columbia@lemmy.ca•Help me understand the recent indigenous land claims (Richmond, Kamloops, etc)
31·1 month agoGenerally, the upset about the Quw’utsun case is alarmist, racist, and based on misinformation from local politicians.
There are better sources to get factual information about the case and the implications towards private property rights. Largely, the case invalidates Crown and municipal land, not private property. I’m no legal expert, so the article below explains it better.
https://jfklaw.ca/cowichan-tribes-and-private-property-separating-fact-from-fiction/
I think you’ve identified some areas that are causing this. Intense vocally negative people, really traumatizing and disheartening world events. Watching the world change for what we see as for the worse IS depressing.
I’ve felt this about climate change, and tried medication and education and being informed. None worked like taking action. Going to restoration events, taking part in community events and making small changes to my environment. When you find small ways to take action, you can relieve the feeling of helplessness and then your surroundings yourself with positive change. Whatever your cause is, whatever makes you sick and want to turn away, find a cause that combats it and take action.
Not a sure fire thing, but it’s a start.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•Minister defends changes allowing Canada Post to shutter rural offices
18·2 months agoThey keep referring to CanadaPost as a “business” and not as a service, and it fundamentally misinforms people about how it should operate. All services cost money. It’s not “loss”, it is the cost of providing a public service.
SK is probably one of the safest provinces to have nuclear power as it has very minimal seismic activity. I hate that they are using this to drag the dead coal horse along though.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•5 premiers urge Carney to withdraw court submission on notwithstanding clause
4·2 months agoAlso standard issue online idiot with no law background. Only here to judge, not to be useful or productive. :)
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•5 premiers urge Carney to withdraw court submission on notwithstanding clause
26·2 months agoHonestly, it’s telling that the province’s that want this argument removed are the ones most likely to abuse the notwithstanding clause to infringe on charter rights. Why else should they oppose it?
The title is a gem. Decard Cain, you beautiful bastard.
I did an undergrad report on MTHFR in regards to how smoking reduces folate levels which can lead to birth defects in babies whose mothers smoked during pregnancy. Did not know about the neurodivergence connection! Might give that avenue a read
Third paragraph, first sentence.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•Why are Canada and Australia following the US to war?
16·5 months agoI know someone who has participated in Talisman Sabre as a CAF member and ultimately it is a signal to China that they cannot quietly absorb other countries like Taiwan without the rest of the world knowing or acting. It is a not an act of war, it is an act of assertion of rights and boundaries for other countries who we are allied with, along with useful training for our military.
This is not a statement of right or wrong, just what one member has expressed to me as the purpose,
Yeah, at the start of a campaign sure. You hand draw something or find something existing. But at the end of a 20level campaign lasting 3-5 years, $60 doesn’t seem so bad to commemorate years of joy spent with friends. Hell, the pizza alone costs thousands over that same time span.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•In your opinion, what is the correct way to handle a partner who insists they are fat, even though you know that they're objectively not overweight?
13·5 months agoI allow them to feel fat while still demanding they provide evidence if they actually insist they are overweight.
I feel fat even when I’m in a healthy weight range; I think that is patriarchal social programming. I don’t think you can control how someone else feels. But when they start really getting down on themselves, I encourage them to either find evidence that they are overweight and then set goals to deal with it. Or, they can’t actually prove it (ie. They are healthy weight/waist) and then we deal with overcoming the social programming.
Not perfect, but it works for me and my partner. Mostly deals with accepting how we feel and making a plan about it.
bluebadoo@lemmy.worldto
Canada@lemmy.ca•Mark Carney is Your Nightmare Boss: a look at his personality-revealing pancake-flipping photo op
54·5 months agoI’m a bit shocked at the downvotes. The article brings up some valid criticism of how Carney treats people around him, even in the public eye, and how his actions are really speaking louder than his charming words of promise.
I literally had that experience in grade 2. The class was asked a negative numbers question, I answered the question correctly but the answer was “impossible”. I wasn’t reamed out but I was shut down hard so I wouldn’t confuse the other kids.








A typical British Columbian Land Acknowledgement is: “We acknowledge with the respect the First Nations on whose traditional territories we stand, and whose historical relationship with the land continues today.” Often, it goes on to draw personal or subject matter connection to reconciliation.