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Originally Posted by Fuzz
Well it's generally about the participation of oil companies, some of them Canadian, some operating in Canada, supporting these events. That makes it relevant to Canada. I know this is the politics thread, and no politicians are identified, but it doesn't make it not about political action in Canada, and what it might mean when our industry is mingling with these social issues. Why participate? How does that benefit Canada?
I know you like to try to bat down every post I make like a kitten with tethered ball, but you tend to end up looking worse after most of them, so maybe just address the points? Or do you support blowing up our government and taking the rights of our citizens away, turning our country into a christo-facist state? Because that is exactly what project 2025 is. If you don't support that, then maybe read the ####ing article and educate yourself on what they are trying to do to society. It's be more worthwhile to your intelligence than whatever obsession you have with my posts.
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If you want to denigrate the conference maybe it is better to do so in the christo-fascist thread or the disappointed in this world (whatever that official title is) thread. Also the article doesn't tie any Canadian O&G companies to this conference as you suggest. You are just assuming they are there because of all the other evil O&G names that were dropped in association. Also included are some of the biggest global pharma companies, biggest banks, biggest food companies, biggest auditing firms. Maybe reps from our Canadian banking sector will be there so that they can hang out with their buddies at JP Morgan or KKR.
I get it though, you saw the name Jordan Peterson and got all hot and bothered and your head is about to pop off.