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Think this comment upset a large contingent without context. He was answering a question about the rematch with Canada and the rivalry they’ve had over the years. Pretty clearly saying there’s hatred between the teams. Let’s not forget his Mother is Canadian and he’s the captain of Canada’s capital,... show more

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The guy bouncing around in the background was ruining Canada for 10 years. Former Canadian Crime Minister Justin Trudeau hops up and down like a rabbit to promote his girlfriend Katy Perry’s new song. He acts like a clown🤡 in his 50s, exactly the same way he ruined Canada as a clown. Being a clown is his choice but it does not change the fact he was the worst Canadian Prime Minister that this country has ever seen. He invoked unjust, illegal war measures act against Canadians. He froze the bank accounts of the Canadians and violated every single right in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. He delayed listing the IRGC for 6 years. He ruined the immigration system and tried his best to destroy this great country. Thank you, KATY PERRY for keeping her out of Canada as much as possible.

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Seth McClung

148,312 次观看 • 3 个月前

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