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To: CottonBall

Last night when we were sitting around chatting, my son was telling me about all of the tents popping up everywhere. He works all over the area, from Toronto to Port Dover. He says these encampments are everywhere. I have never seen anything like this in Ontario, or Canada, for that matter. It has to be all by design.

He was also telling me about the problems that we’re having at our beaches. We have a beautiful beach 15 minutes from here, at Port Dover. Well, it seems that the newest members to our diverse population think it’s perfectly normal to have bowel movements wherever they happen to be. They are defecating right on the beaches and covering it with sand.

As I’ve always said, I’m not a racist, but I sure as heck am a “culturist”. Not all cultures are the same. Some are better than others, and they don’t mix well.


126 posted on 09/17/2023 8:12:26 AM PDT by JudyinCanada
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To: JudyinCanada

“Not all cultures are the same”

Definitely, I saw a lot of that in Bakersfield with the illegals. Lots of animal cruelty, and an unwillingness to assimilate. I imagine it’s even worse now with so many more of them. My friend there tells me that the whole city just looks like a big trash dump even what used to be the nice parts of town.

Tents - I hear we are bussing illegals to canada, could that be who’s living in the tents? Or maybe locals that are on Hard Times, by design of the authorities. That’s horrible to hear about your beautiful beaches. Once beautiful beaches, now you don’t want to risk walking through them!


137 posted on 09/17/2023 10:10:16 AM PDT by CottonBall (“Fascism should be called corporatism because it is a merger of state & corporate power" – Mussolini)
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