Canada’s covid-19 second wave is a humbling moment after a summer of bragging

luisHK said:
Yes, online checkers looks like your kindda scene, sounds safe enough for Tough as Fails chickens like u.
Obviously I do face folks from the Law Enforcement scene, and almost daily so. I do train with several cops and soldiers, who flout without remorse the ongoing covid regulations to train the way we do (there´s no law enforcement whatsoever of covid regulations in the sports scene in Madrid to be fair, and not much in any other scene here). There´s actually a bunch of tough guys in the enforcement ranks, it takes this on top of propaganda to hammer rules into the population.
Although with folks who´ve lost most of their humanity like u, a bit of propaganda is more than enough.
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Sounds like it's you who lost his humanity a long, long time ago. It's not me advocating driving cars into protestors to 'protect their family'. That sounds like a fearful coward to me. You make Spain sound like a country that is at war with itself at all times. That's not attractive to us. As I said before, I've been to Spain twice before, and it didn't impress me.
 
luisHK said:
How many months the gyms have been closed in Ontario ( Spring 2020, than from November 2020 onward, than some in between ?). And you claim... people who frequented those gyms in a non tourist manner, are satisfied with situation ??
OK, good night out there in Canada, the land where the weakest chickens manage to feel like a bull. That indeed is remarkable.
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Couldn't care less; it saved a lot of lives and I've never had Covid ( nor any family member ). Gyms are something that can be picked up again. In fact, I run a ton when they are open that's a big part of my routine. When they did open the gyms there were numerous Covid outbreaks traced directly to gyms. I do miss my sports leagues but last I heard we may play in July. As far as vaccines I can get the second shot soon.
 
Nine_Ender said:
You make Spain sound like a country that is at war with itself at all times. That's not attractive to us. As I said before, I've been to Spain twice before, and it didn't impress me.
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Spain is at close to war between provinces, that should sound familiar to a Canadian, although you seem to be immune to most reality checks.
Besides it´s fine u dislike Spain, or whatever country, I´m not Spanish not was harmed by this jingoism which pushes people like u to harm so much their own country.
 
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luisHK said:
Spain is at close to war between provinces, that should sound familiar to a Canadian, although you seem to be immune to most reality checks.
Besides it´s fine u dislike Spain, or whatever country, I´m not Spanish not was harmed by this unconditional patriotism which pushes people like u to harm so much their own country.
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Canada isn't at all close to war between provinces. You can't believe what some dumb American says on here or journalist looking for readers says. And sure, most Canadians are deeply patriotic. You can see it at many sports venues.
 
luisHK said:
“[Canada is] perceived as having a good job market, caring about human rights, and is committed to social justice,” the report notes

Yeah, hardly biaised report, sure the kind of things holiday goers and retirees first look into.
Plus human rights have taken a nasty dive imo in Canada this year, wondering how the dudes from Ontario have judged their quality of life during that time. You must be licking the national Flag morning and evening to be remotely satisfied with the situation.
I´d never had a negative vision of Canada until this last year btw, but I´m sure more than happy to not having lived that time there.
As mentioned before my cousin and his friend did move to Quebec, which has always had a good rep among french, to work in a restaurant another friend set up, just before the covid crisis. After spending much of the first lockdown fishing in the Saint Laurent (I think) while seeing their project butchered by government intrusion, he called it quit and moved back to the Mediterranean when they announced the 2nd lockdown, spending much of his time in more pleasant Spain. Now in Switzerland working under much better conditions he had in Canada (or back home).
Not sure how Canadian democrats see the situation through whatever insane lenses they are using, but Canada to outsiders has looked like a nightmare lately.
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Yeah, it’s so unfortunate that Canada takes pandemics seriously.
 
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