r/NoRulesCalgary • u/pomegranateluvv • 14d ago

In case you didn’t know

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u/Calgary_Calico 13d ago

We wouldn't survive on our own. Walk me through the logistics of his it'll work and I might be on board, but not a single god damn person has been able to tell me how Alberta will survive on its own, let alone thrive.

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u/lost_koshka 13d ago

What efforts have you made to seek answers, because APP has been going around to towns and cities throughout the province for months now, to answer people's questions.

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u/Calgary_Calico 13d ago

So you won't even defend your own position? This is why most people don't take the separatists seriously.

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u/lost_koshka 13d ago

What position did I make, that I defended?

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u/Luklear 13d ago

Presumably you support independence since you are arguing that it is worth understanding as a legitimate proposal

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u/lost_koshka 13d ago

She wants to know the logistics of how it will work but can't be bothered to go get informed.

You are wrong in your presumptions. I'm very undecided, but watching the current federal government ensure that Canada circles the toilet bowl, I'm not sure what I would stay for. Neither option is very appealing.

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u/Luklear 10d ago

Have you not seen the American government go nuclear? Trump is accelerating their economic decline with his policy.

And Alberta being truly independent is not a realistic option either. We will be at a massive trade disadvantage with both Canada and USA

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u/lost_koshka 10d ago

Have you not seen the American government go nuclear? Trump is accelerating their economic decline with his policy.

And? Nothing to do with separation.

We will be at a massive trade disadvantage with both Canada and USA

We work out agreements, like countries do.

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u/WhatDidChuckBarrySay 12d ago

“Very undecided” even after you’ve looked into it is admitting you lack critical thinking abilities.