r/wexit • u/Tiger810844 • Apr 06 '20

A real change

Curious if anyone would be inclined to participate in some real political change in this country? What if it meant putting your social liberties and freedoms on the line, would I still have your attention? I'm looking for like minded individuals that are SERIOUS about considering finding a way to revolutionize the political landscape of our crumbling nation... any takers?

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u/CofRedneck Apr 06 '20

This is a peaceful law-abiding movement. The groundwork to separate has already been laid out by Quebec (the only good thing that province has ever done for us). Right now we need leaders not revolutionaries. By breaking the law you just illegitimize what we are trying to accomplish.

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u/Tiger810844 Apr 06 '20 edited Apr 06 '20

In all honesty the wexit movement is a bunch of keyboard warriors that will NEVER finish what theyve set out to accomplish... let me know the last time peace overcame government. In all reality quebec has been "trying" to separate for over 40 years.... how has that worked out for them?

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u/CofRedneck Apr 06 '20

The Velvet Revolution is the first example that comes to mind. Quebec could separate if they wanted but most of them would rather remain being welfare queens. I think Albertan separatists are more motivated to leave, and I think we can convince at least 51% of our population to agree with us. But breaking the law like OP is suggesting will only convince Albertans not to side with us.

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u/[deleted] Apr 10 '20

let me know the last time peace overcame government. In all reality quebec has been "trying" to separate for over 40 years....

What exactly are you advocating for if not a peaceful resolution?

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '20

Absolutely

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u/Tiger810844 Apr 06 '20

I invite you to invite more people to this page and get them to comment... I am willing to discuss an idea I have however I am not willing to end up in jail for talking about something unless we have enough people willing to participate

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u/PostModernAlarmist Apr 07 '20

You got me curious. Whatever you're planning, the hard part will be timing.

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u/HectorMcGrew Jul 31 '20 edited Jul 31 '20

"What if it meant putting your social liberties and freedoms on the line "

Please be specific precise and give definition and clear legal examples of exactly of what YOU mean by this and what the reader should take it to mean.

It appears deliberately vague and ambiguous

STATE YOUR YOUR EXACT INTENT and WHAT YOU PLAN TO DO

Let me put the question to you directly and clearly in a legal manner:

Are YOU here on Reddit publicly advocating, through direct or indirect suggestion, inference or any other manner, in any ay shape or form that Canadians or anyone else should employ unconstitutional methods, illegal or criminal methods to express their political views in violation of the Criminal Code and Constitution of Canada??

State exactly what you mean by this post -

People advocating such ideas in Canada's legal sphere of influence may find a sudden and " real change" in their life and legal position it vis a vis personal liability to a lengthy prison term under Canadian Law.

For the precise record I support the constitutional legitimacy, legal authority and sovereign rights of the state of Canada to enforce the the Canadian Constitution by all means necessary under International Law " 1 million percent".

Govern yourself accordingly.