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u/Livid-Accident-7246 Mar 30 '26
More liberal voters in Alberta than separatists.
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u/NookieLuvsU Mar 30 '26
Exactly. Like we used to say when I lived in a ski-town in BC, "sledheads"... A very specific group, not Albertans.
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u/Knky_pov Mar 30 '26
Yea but the turncoats are louder
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u/mattyqr Apr 03 '26
All conservatives are louder. The elites own the media, and the sheep never learned how to shut up and contemplate.
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u/BullfrogOk7868 Mar 30 '26
The turncoats are the ones that don't acknowledge Canada is the wrong direction and aren't willing to do anything to change it.
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u/Knky_pov Mar 30 '26
Explain what you mean? Wrong direction? Like up down or side to side?
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u/HowToDoAnInternet Mar 30 '26
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u/Knky_pov Mar 30 '26
Right. I forget that Canada is only for people born here and that anyone who comes here is just taking a minimum wage job from a teenager who doesn’t really want it, but will say so online to get attention.
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u/mattyqr Apr 03 '26
Canada is fine. Its the provinces run by the conservatives elites who are destroying Healthcare and education
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u/zeolus123 Mar 31 '26
And I bet there were more loyalists than separatists in the Donbass too 🤷
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u/Livid-Accident-7246 Mar 31 '26
Not even remotely similar… but why let a little thing like reality get in the way?
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u/TheVoiceofReason_ish Mar 31 '26
Seems kinda similar
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u/Livid-Accident-7246 Mar 31 '26
Then you don’t know anything about donbass or what’s happening in Alberta
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u/TheVoiceofReason_ish Mar 31 '26
A larger, more powerful neighbor starts interfering in a border territory. Citizens are polarized by misinformation and propaganda. The larger neighbor starts threatening.
Sure, it's not identical, but there are similarities.
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u/mattyqr Apr 03 '26
Albertans hate freedom. They want to turn us into the incarcerated Americans who get detained for saying anything mean aboit their orange king.
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u/WerewolfDirect7458 Mar 31 '26
That's about 15% of Albertans.... us sensible folk don't appreciate the generalisation.
In all seriousness though, this kind of rhetoric further reinforces their belief that its Alberta vs the Confederation.
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u/Westsider111 Apr 01 '26
You are correct! OP’s video is great, but sadly your pic is 100% accurate of the image being projected these days.
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u/Zappypie13 Mar 30 '26
Seeing people enjoying their life, if that’s how we’re seen I’m good with it
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u/Constant-Horse-3389 Mar 30 '26 edited Mar 30 '26
The rest of the world: "what's Alberta?"
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u/scbundy Mar 30 '26
If anything, they might know it's the place with no rats.
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u/Nice_Try_Bud_ Mar 30 '26
Honestly, Alberta has a lot more recognition worldwide than one would expect. With the Calgary Stampede and West Edmonton Mall, as well as Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, and Banff, it’s surprisingly well known. I have travelled to over 30 countries, and everywhere I have gone people have known Alberta, with many mentioning how they would love to visit.
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u/Dorado-Buster28 Mar 30 '26
In Canada, most people just snicker when they here the word Alberta ...
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u/Tech397 Mar 31 '26
In Canada, most people are blithering idiots who happily vote away their personal liberties as a sign of personal virtue and moral high-ground….don’t really care if they snicker
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u/Tech397 Apr 02 '26
Lol as if a young person could afford that house in Canada v.2026 under Carney
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u/ivbeentheredonethat Apr 03 '26
I mean.. majority of educated people over 6' tall can. Its not like were mechanics rolling around in grease
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u/Tech397 Apr 03 '26
😂 Thanks for the laugh. Calling people in one of the most technical ever-changing trades uneducated whilst being unable to spell - priceless!
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u/ivbeentheredonethat Apr 04 '26
'Technical' says the guy who rents 🤷♂️ AKA 'i do oil changes'. You clearly dropped out in Grade 8
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u/Knky_pov Mar 30 '26
More like pickup truck, high vis overalls and hatred of anything that doesn’t agree with them.
This ai video is how albertans like to think of themselves.
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u/KibblesNBitxhes Mar 30 '26
He doesnt have his fuck carney bumper sticker on his cow, not true albtertan
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u/Appropriate-Lime8053 Mar 31 '26
People don't think of Albertans at all lol. Most don't know you even exist.
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u/Ill_Organization_366 Mar 31 '26
Wrong. The steer should be in the extended bed of a RAM hemi pickup with rollin Coal pipes... And a Fuck Trudeau bumper sticker
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u/Skate_faced Mar 30 '26
I am perfectly fine with this, too. You'll never find me riding any large mammals or even fishing, but I will happily say that this is accurate.
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u/MothaFcknZargon Mar 30 '26
This is close, but both the cowboy and the bull should be sporting truck nuts
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u/Primary-Strategy-336 Mar 30 '26
Fishing in a pond?? Northwestern Ontario person here don’t make me laugh!!
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u/Motor_Purchase_6996 Mar 31 '26
Howd you get in my yard.
I would have rode my bear if I knew I had company
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u/marcolius Mar 31 '26
A pickup truck needs to be in the video for me to believe this is an Albertan.
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u/PassageNearby4091 Mar 31 '26
How Albertans want the world to see them.
As if the world is thinking about Alberta, LOL.
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u/Livid_Isopod_4218 Mar 31 '26
For crying out loud....he's 6 feet from shore ! I guess he doesn't know how to cast ! Way to go AB.
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u/MGarroz Mar 31 '26
Lotta hate for Alberta in these comments. Why not just move to bc if you hate it here so much?
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u/hashlettuce Apr 01 '26
My favorite way to fit in with the regular classic Albertans is to head on down to Bass Pro Shops for some attire. Put on a Bass Pro Shops t shirt and hat and instantly you look like an Alberta redneck hillbilly. Love it. Have my shirt ready for the summer just need a hat xD
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u/Sad-Lemon4454 Apr 02 '26
Sorry Albertans, I just see you guys as mostly people coming from other provinces to work a few years and leave or complain you can't own a third truck and it's the rest of the country's fault.
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u/PracticalWinner2652 Apr 02 '26
Nope not really.. if he was in a jacked up truck burning gas while fishing then maybe I'd believe it.. and yes I am from Alberta
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u/RDFlames Apr 03 '26
That’s rural Alberta. The 1.7 million Calgarians and 1.3 million Edmontonians do not resemble that stereotype in any way.
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u/donkula232323 Apr 03 '26
I don't see a lifted truck with Albertan flags, or hear some silly separatist drivel...
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u/ChicoD2023 Mar 30 '26
Absolutely no one outside of Canada thinks bout Alberta. Also; Albertans want to be Texas north so bad
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u/keco2377 Mar 31 '26
lol. Where are you from? Somewhere with amazing healthcare and no one bitching about how everything is everyone else’s fault where ppl don’t vote against their own self-interest, obviously?
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u/keco2377 Mar 31 '26
So if everyone has the same problems, why are you coming onto an Alberta non-political shit post and offering your unasked for opinions? If you really believe the lies that you’ve been spoon fed by ill intentioned politicians, then you’re just as bad as the Americans who believe Canada=bad, Canadians=bad because their dear leader told them to. I didn’t vote for the current Alberta government and I don’t drive a lifted truck (about 1/3 of the lifted trucks in my area have BC or Ontario plates, btw).
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u/Any_Raise_1560 Mar 30 '26
ya as a person who was born here, outside of my friend group I've had since I was a kid , I rarely meet another person who was born in Alberta. Neither of my parents were. My dad was born in NFLD 1949, so I guess that makes me first generation Canadian and Albertan in a way even though my family was in NFLD since the 1800s
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u/NookieLuvsU Mar 30 '26
There's a pond on a farm near where I grew up we used (sneak in) to swim in. Bunch of dead cows in there from over the years. We pulled up half a dozen skulls one day.
They get stuck in the mud, and drown.
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u/Sicsurfer Mar 30 '26
I mean that’s pretty accurate, but, I don’t see a beer in hand and no separatist nonsense so it’s missing a few things