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Second Sons Canada MAYDAY of public action.
馃崄OUR PEOPLE 馃崄 OUR HOME 馃崄 OUR FUTURE 馃崄
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R脡PONSE 脌 脡RIC DUHAIME LE DERNIER 脌 D脡NONCER!
Dis-moi pourquoi cette pancarte est raciste?
Es-tu capable de nous d茅montrer comment c'est raciste de vouloir ce souvenir d'un temps, o霉 nous 茅tions historiquement, effectivement tous des blancs?
Explique-nous qu'est-ce qui te choque dans une constatation historique?
Allez d茅cortique 莽a, on t'茅coute!
Tu n'es m锚me pas capable d'expliquer ton d茅dain devant une v茅rit茅 historique!
C'est un fait!
Personne demande de tuer, de pendre ou de renvoyer personne, on CONSTATE!
Tu refuses NOTRE histoire? C'est quoi le probl猫me?
Parce que c'est payant politiquement, c'est 莽a?
Pareil comme les autres qui ont d茅nonc茅 莽a.
Les gens ont tellement PEUR de se souvenir de notre pass茅, m锚me r茅cent sans devenir tout 茅nerv茅!
#polmtl #polqc
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Replying to @SecondSonsCA
They act like you went there in private. They haven't exposed shit. They were worried about you committing violence? I'm more worried about Antifa since they have committed violent actions. Or I'm worried about an immigrant gang killing me or an Indian unskilled trucker.
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At this point, every province should change its motto to "Je me souviens" ...
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In the 1980's, Canadian broadcaster Global found a loophole in Canadian broadcasting legislation.
Instead of broadcasting test patterns on screen and losing out on overnight revenue, they could send a cameraman into the city to walk around and film the streets of Toronto.
Global producers decided to create their own original music to accompany the show instead of losing out on licensing fees.
Because the show was entirely "Canadian Content", this allowed Global to leave key primetime slots open to broadcast American content.
The show was called Night Walk.
Although Night Walk was created to exploit a loophole, the footage that was left behind now looks like a time capsule.
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Toronto 1986 vs. 2026
I recreated every shot. 40 years apart.
Modern. Sterile. Soulless.



















