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Daily Stormer
August 17, 2016
Can you believe this chinless cuck is the Prime Minister of Quebec?
Quebec’s electoral system is made in such a way that usually, only two parties will exchange power. The difference here is that there’s a single party that caters to the minorities and the cucks, and there are like 5 parties that claim to represent the majority population.
As a result, human mollusk Philippe Couillard, of the Liberal party, is now our prime minister.
Also: What did this cuck’s ancestor do to be nicknamed “testicule-ish”?
CBC:
Quebec’s Liberal government is indicating it will tackle the thorny issue of systemic racism and propose a pit bull ban when the legislature resumes sitting next month.
A weekend meeting of the party’s youth wing near Quebec City provided hints about what the government’s priorities will be as it heads into the third year of its mandate. The next provincial election is scheduled for 2018.
The youth wing passed a motion on Saturday calling on the government to create a public commission into racism, an idea that has been floated by activist groups.
Wait – have we entered bizarro land?
So these oblivious retards can, without even blushing, propose the banning (and thus the killing) of thousands of dogs based on their race, while simultaneously (in the same sentence) argue that systemic racism must be abolished.
Don’t you know that dog breeds are a social construct?
Pitbulls suffer hatred because of the color of their skin.
Wow, I can’t believe this so called liberal still believes dogs aren’t all equal in 2016. Pitbulls only commit more crime because they’re from disadvantaged families or whatever. I mean, it couldn’t be because of differences in breeding, right?
Among the issues he said need to be examined are why visible minorities in Quebec have higher rates of unemployment.
Maybe Couillard should employ the same method to resolve the “visible minority” problem as he uses for the “pitbull” problem. Keep a little consistency, you know?
Hey, if it works for reducing dog problems, it should work for humans, right?
