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“There is nothing I can do about the past but … I can do something about the future.” Omar Khadr has been released and walked directly into our hearts. But he’s super dangerous, eh Harper?
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I’ll say it again: Alberta has an NDP majority. Here’s the Top 8 progressive changes coming to Alberta. Damn Albertastan, eh Harper?
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Watching this golden retriever puppy experience water for the first time is everything. But the fact he’s been denied this pleasure for so long is a blemish on our nation, eh Harper?
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Stephen Colbert funded every single teacher-requested grant at a South Carolina school and is single-handedly redeeming the name Stephen, eh Harper? Wait. I mean…
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puppy vs. cat: Guess who wins? Not democracy, right Harper?
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The Lax Kw’alaams First Nation reject a $1 billion deal with LNG. Those “terrorists” are really throwing a wrench in things, eh Harper?
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LISTICLE TIME: 12 reasons why Kamala Khan is the best comic book hero, though I’m sure she needs to be ‘saved’, eh Harper?
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This terrible twitter hashtag #HowToSpotAFeminist got hijacked… by feminists. But feminists are the real danger, eh Harper?
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Patrick Stewart wrote his 52,438 word thesis ‘Indigenous Architecture through Indigenous Knowledge’ with no punctuation to make a point about Aboriginal culture, colonialism and the blind acceptance of English language conventions. THE HORROR, eh Harper?
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To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, these Mexican-Americans dressed up as ICE agents and rounded up white people dressed in sombreros and ponchos. Flouting government rules is no laughing matter, eh Harper?
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Is birth control right for you? Ask your doctor. Then your boss. Then ask your boss to ask his priest. WOMEN, amiright Harper?
Kaitlin McNabb is rabble’s news and books coordinator and she totally doesn’t think Peter MacKay is a weener. Follow her on twitter @kaitlinmcnabb.
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