At least not without a waiver.
Nobody is seriously talking about mandatory service in Canada are they?
The NatPo article that this article is responding to is the first time I've heard about it in recent years.
they hate the boneheaded ideas thought up in Parliament
Such as this bonehead "national service" idea that a few conservative parliamentarians are suggesting?
This idea isn't one coming from the NDP or Liberals.
The depreciation of each of these cars is more than I've ever paid for a vehicle.
They been a little quiet since the 34 felony convictions
Some of them have.
Others have doubled down on both the volume and the insanity levels of their noise.
The true die-hards are too spread out now
And a few hundred of them are still in jail after January 6th...
4 years maximum.
Which is not typically given to people convicted of this sort of crime, especially on their first conviction.
if there was an actual politically motivated prosecution
Which is, of course, the unsubstantiated claim that Trump has been making.
Despite this entire trial not being under the jurisdiction or control of his political rival.
"playing the trump card"
Yet another thing the big orange loser has ruined.
where would you put secret service for example?
In the guard room where they could watch him from far enough way that they wouldn't have to listen to his constant complaining.
From your first link:
Across the country, small business owners who attended the pro-Trump event are facing backlash
That gives me some small measure of hope for the future.
You're not owed a girlfriend or sex.
Wow... you are assuming a helluva lot from what I wrote.
Nowhere did I even imply that I thought I was ever "owed" anything by anyone.
Don't know what your motivations are to assume that.
So they market themselves as the just the strong man you need to deal with these problems
Without ever specifying how they're planning on fixing those problems.
And more often than not, the problems they claim to be able to deal with were not anything people were thinking about until that same candidate told them they should be concerned about it.
In America, it's starkly divided by generational lines,
Not as much as the "lol boomers" crowd would have you believe.
There's a lot more <50 at Trump's rallies than >60.
Same with the Jan6 traitors. Lots of them were <40
I think it also depends on the locale.
When I look at both Kijiji and Facebook marketplace, I see far more listings on Kijiji.
noticing passive response
I don't know how unique or widespread my personal (male) experience is, but I've always had a very difficult time noticing anything less than a blatant response.
I've discovered (in retrospect) that I have missed tons of hints, clues, and subtle responses that I have been shown over the decades. Absolutely oblivious.
And in my attempts to be a decent person, I have always treated what I perceived as a lack of interest/consent and not pushed forward.
I suspect my romantic life and even friendship circle would be much more lively had I been better able to notice many of those subtle clues.
Even now approaching my grey-hair years, I am not very good at "picking up what people are putting down" unless they are quite blatant in their intentions.
His response will be to throw his wife under the bus.
Again.
Think it'd be fixed by then if it was a fuck up
Who knows. If it's not impacting a signifigant percentage of viewers enough for them to complain it may not be a high priority yet.
The trend isn't confined to the Bow Valley or even to Alberta. The federal government has temporarily eased limits on how many temporary foreign workers a business can hire in low-wage positions, and employers across Canada have increasingly made use of the program.