minnesota is in your bottom 2?



hey every getta load of this clown
- Shutdown

love minnesota's unis

The 2 ugliest uniforms in the league and its not even close
- the_cause2000

Have you seen the Oilers tonight?

- watsonnostaw

vile

vile
- daeth

(frank)ing Caper...

love minnesota's unis
- Crimsoninja

yes ty

Have you seen the Oilers tonight?
- PhillySportsGuy

can't wait to see mathews in those jerseys next year

can't wait to see mathews in those jerseys next year
- daeth

i hope you stroke out and are in a diaper watching that

i hope you stroke out and are in a diaper watching that
- watsonnostaw

oh im stroking out

oh im stroking out
- daeth

how are ya hyata

Wilds whites are awful
Greens are ok

I didn't know coyotes changed theirs, I prefer the solid reds from last year

Wilds whites are awful
Greens are ok

I didn't know coyotes changed theirs, I prefer the solid reds from last year
- the_cause2000

cmon

best jersey all time

best jersey all time
- twiztedmike

disagree

the captain highliner islanders jerseys were nicer

I would vote Muclair if it didn't increase the shot of Harper winning.

Funny how they mention communist china, and yet Harper wants Canada to be a part of the TCC, something that will cost thousands of jobs, put more power in big companies, and open the internet to more censorship... all to the benefit of China.
- Feeling Glucky?

TCC???

Do you mean the TPP?

You do know that China is not part of the TPP deal, right?

TCC???

Do you mean the TPP?

You do know that China is not part of the TPP deal, right?
- D0PPELGANGER

Yea, TPP... not sure how I made that typo



China doesn't need to be directly involved.

- watsonnostaw

- watsonnostaw

i do love capers.

Have you seen the Oilers tonight?
- PhillySportsGuy

omg, did they wear the alberta specials?

Yea, TPP... not sure how I made that typo



China doesn't need to be directly involved.
- Feeling Glucky?

If I remember correctly, you were (or still are ) going to school, I think it was something to do with business consulting or something like that?

Would the TPP not be beneficial for the field of work?

oh no, the thread has changed direction and isn't a boring argument revolving around someone proving they're an insufferable retard.

guess we better get it back on course.

Wow, well that definitely shows how wearing a piece of cloth to a ceremony destroys Canadian values, more than ignoring the charter of rights and freedoms.
- Feeling Glucky?

here is a good POV

Take the niqab controversy.

Its supporters constantly claim it is a non-issue because only a small number of women wear it.

But what the niqab represents is much larger than the garment itself.

It is about political Islam spreading its patriarchal agenda and expanding its territory into public spaces that would otherwise be platforms for openness and equality.

Such as Canadian citizenship ceremonies.

read it all at
http://www.torontosun.com...bba2b5a9eb2039369c8774c97

here is a good POV

Take the niqab controversy.

Its supporters constantly claim it is a non-issue because only a small number of women wear it.

But what the niqab represents is much larger than the garment itself.

It is about political Islam spreading its patriarchal agenda and expanding its territory into public spaces that would otherwise be platforms for openness and equality.

Such as Canadian citizenship ceremonies.

read it all at
http://www.torontosun.com...bba2b5a9eb2039369c8774c97
- D0PPELGANGER

You linked the (frank)ing Sun

You linked the (frank)ing Sun

- twiztedmike

A Postmedia owned newspaper.


National Post
The Province (Vancouver)
The Vancouver Sun
Edmonton Journal
Calgary Herald

Leader-Post (Regina)
The StarPhoenix (Saskatoon)
The Windsor Star
Ottawa Citizen
Montreal Gazette
Toronto Sun

Calgary Sun
Edmonton Sun
Ottawa Sun
Winnipeg Sun
24 Hours (Toronto)
24 Hours (Vancouver)

The London Free Press
canada.com
canoe.com
Infomart
Flyer Force
.

here is a good POV

Take the niqab controversy.

Its supporters constantly claim it is a non-issue because only a small number of women wear it.

But what the niqab represents is much larger than the garment itself.

It is about political Islam spreading its patriarchal agenda and expanding its territory into public spaces that would otherwise be platforms for openness and equality.

Such as Canadian citizenship ceremonies.

read it all at
http://www.torontosun.com...bba2b5a9eb2039369c8774c97
- D0PPELGANGER

That's not a "good" perspective... that is the definition of islamophobia. Case in point:"Combating Islamism is — and must be — a legitimate election issue."

And then there's this point: "Informed politicians know the threat ISIS poses to the Western world is serious."

Tying the niqqab debate to ISIS is lazy fear mongering.

There is one part of the article I found well thought out:
“The (niqab) fuss is a godsend for Stephen Harper, who hopes voters will re-elect him for a fourth term as Prime Minister — despite their fatigue with his ten-year rule and a weak economy ... Canada’s one million Muslims are dismayed.”


Radicals want nothing more than to make non-radical muslims feel alienated wherever they are, because that makes it easier to radicalize them. Harper's doing their work for them.