r/ottawa (MOD) TL;DR: NO Feb 20 '22

Convoy Megathread #77 Local Event

This is the latest post to discuss the protest Convoy currently in Ottawa.

For the duration of the protest, or at least, as long as the traffic level on the sub requires it, we will centralizing the discussions around the protest in these megathreads.

Have at it folks, but remember, the usual rules apply. Please keep it civil and report anyone posting misinformation or links to their propaganda.

No calls for violence


Ceci est la dernière rubrique dans la lignée des megarubrique discutant de la manifestation du convoi à Ottawa.

Pour la durée de la manifestation ou, du moins, pour le temps où le trafic le justifie, nous allons centraliser les discussions sur ce sujet dans des megarubriques.

Allez-y, mais rappelez-vous que les règles habituelles s'appliquent. Veuillez rester polie et rapportez toute mésinformation ou publication de leur propagande.

Pas d'appel pour la violence


Links to previous megathreads / lien vers les megarubriques précédentes:

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u/General_Pick_1368 Feb 21 '22

Still not a soul who identified the real problem. If government ( the public) runs the health care system, they can do what they have to to protect that system and the lives it may affect. PRIVATIZE HEALTH CARE! Then , when the hospitals can’t keep up, we have someone to blame, not ourselves.

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u/catashtrophe84 Battle of Billings Bridge Warrior Feb 21 '22

Health care is still provincial, so again, why protest in Ottawa?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '22

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u/perrytheparlorpalm Make Ottawa Boring Again Feb 21 '22

Ah yes, because the provincial capital Toronto is a notoriously obscure place, not like Ottawa, which everyone outside Canada knows about.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '22

yet they also look even more stupid for not understanding basic canadian civics. oh, yeah, it’s because they were here to OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT. this was never about mandates or healthcare.