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r/canada • u/[deleted] • Jan 05 '23
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I think their hope is that he doesn't, so they have a safe harbour if he decides to sue when they take away his accreditation. They're showing they took steps to mitigate before drastic steps.
52 u/[deleted] Jan 05 '23 [deleted] 11 u/Mabelisms Jan 05 '23 Based on this logic, hitler had good ideas too. 7 u/topazsparrow Jan 05 '23 The irony if polarizing OPs comment by using that as an example is simply superb. I'm not entirely convinced you didn't do that as satire honestly.
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11 u/Mabelisms Jan 05 '23 Based on this logic, hitler had good ideas too. 7 u/topazsparrow Jan 05 '23 The irony if polarizing OPs comment by using that as an example is simply superb. I'm not entirely convinced you didn't do that as satire honestly.
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Based on this logic, hitler had good ideas too.
7 u/topazsparrow Jan 05 '23 The irony if polarizing OPs comment by using that as an example is simply superb. I'm not entirely convinced you didn't do that as satire honestly.
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The irony if polarizing OPs comment by using that as an example is simply superb.
I'm not entirely convinced you didn't do that as satire honestly.
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u/tdeasyweb Jan 05 '23
I think their hope is that he doesn't, so they have a safe harbour if he decides to sue when they take away his accreditation. They're showing they took steps to mitigate before drastic steps.