Part of the reason is the failure of our school systems to teach the history of Canadian resistance to U.S. threats, incursions and trade sanctions.

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    I think a lot of it is simply counterculture. I think there’s just an inherent urge to resist and go against the stream for a lot of young people. This is how it’s manifesting this time. Which is one hell of a bummer.

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      Sucking a dick of old gereatric nepo baby is the modern day counter culture… 🤡

      Just Take me to the fucking shed, i am done.

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        If it’s any consolation (I had a ‘what exactly constitutes a counterculture in 21st century Canada’ moment a while back, and eventually, unhappily, landed on the same conclusion), it means that a lot of the progressive values that used to be considered countercultural are now mainstream. Generally a good thing, I think.

        Granted, many of those have been coopted and watered down to the point that they don’t constitute a legitimate threat to established power - or at least, that impression exists - so that’s not great.

        That said, a counterculture is never a monolith. Just a personal project while the world burns, but I kinda want to revisit that rabbit hole a bit now that I’m writing this.