Post: #1

When I first saw it, I thought it's a troll. But no, it's actually real.

Quote:A letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

Thank you for the letter you sent to me on International Women’s Day and for calling on world leaders to recognize the indisputable link between gender inequality and extreme poverty. On behalf of the Government of Canada, I am writing back to let you know that I wholeheartedly agree: Poverty is Sexist.

Women and girls are less likely to get an education, more likely to be impoverished, and face greater risk of disease and poor health. I am grateful to groups like ONE, who work toward ending extreme poverty and gender inequality around the world, while also holding global leaders accountable.

I accept your challenge to lead. As a feminist, I know that women must be treated equally everywhere. That is why, as one of my first actions as Prime Minister, I named a gender balanced Cabinet. It is my hope that this will set an example for governments around the world.

The Government of Canada is taking another important and concrete step: we will host the Global Fund replenishment conference in Montreal in September. We have also raised our contribution by 20% to $785 million CDN.

Investing in the Global Fund – which fights HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis – is critical, particularly for young women, who account for a shocking 74% of all new HIV infections among adolescents in Africa. Canada’s increased investment means more mosquito nets and medicine, and greater access to treatment and therapy, all of which will help the Global Fund meet its ultimate goal of saving an additional eight million lives and averting an additional 300 million new infections by 2019.

This commitment could not come at a more important time. The world has a unique opportunity to make lasting progress. By fast-tracking investments and building global solidarity, we can bring an end to three devastating epidemics – HIV/AIDS, malaria, and tuberculosis – that have tragic and far-reaching impacts on the most vulnerable people around the world.

Canada’s commitment to the Global Fund is the first step on a path toward a new global policy that prioritizes equal treatment of girls and women. Investing in health will enable girls and women to survive and flourish, including by making key contributions to ending extreme poverty for everyone.

But no one leader can make this happen alone. Canada can play an important role, but we need other leaders around the world to step up, too. And that’s where you come in.

Please continue to use your voice to ask for more from all leaders around the world. Please ask them to come to the Global Fund Replenishment Conference with ambitious goals, investments, and innovations in support of girls and women everywhere.

And please know that your call has been heard and that the Government of Canada is taking action.

Thanks, and see you soon.

Justin Trudeau

https://www.one.org/canada/blog/i-wholeh...is-sexist/


and then, at the comment section, the 3rd top comment was:

Post: #2

Do any of the comments point out the percentage of men vs women in poverty?

Post: #3

(08-27-2016 02:39 AM)spokepoker Wrote:  Do any of the comments point out the percentage of men vs women in poverty?

probably not

this 'righteous fascism' thing is completely out of hand

Zuckerberg is such a dirtbag yet he gets kid gloves treatment from the press and is generally treated like a messiah

Post: #4

Guaranteed neither of these Globalist fucks will mention 'Poverty Inc', as it would put their lies and propaganda to the sword.
For any of you on Facebook, it would be worth highlighting that documentary in any reposts you see of this Trudeau letter.
I get the impression Trudeau is mostly a very useful idiot but Zuckerberg is balls deep in the Globalist agenda and knows exactly what he is doing and his role in undermining and destroying civil society by stealth.

Post: #5

Quote:A letter from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
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Women and girls are less likely to get an education, more likely to be impoverished, and face greater risk of disease and poor health.

Yet all I hear about is how:

1. There are more women than men in college
2. There are more men on the street or living at home
3. Many men after years of stress/hard labor, in career fields necessary for modern society to function, have broken bodies.

What a joke.

Post: #6

When women are so good, why did they not take all the power back in 20.000 B.C or so?

Post: #7

The leader of my country never misses an opportunity to tell me that I, as a heterosexual white male, am not valued by the system.

Women (even the most worthless of women), ethnic minorities (even the most worthless of minorities), gays (even the worst bug chasing, sex-crimes committing gays), and men so mentally ill they call themselves women and want everyone else to agree that they are actually women are valued above me and mine at our best.

Non-white guys, you're inherently a little bit better but that pesky heterosexual masculinity keeps you from truly being an actual human.

Nothing new to see here.

Post: #8

I just did a little research into his wife—Sophie Grégoire Trudeau. Oh boy…what a downer. This guy is living in a feminist hellhole.



Here is a list of the groups she works with:

- Sheena's Place and BACA: Assisting women with eating disorders
- La Maison Bleue: A drop-in centre for at-risk pregnant mothers
- Dove's "Pay Beauty Forward"/Self-Esteem Fund: Both designed to help women
- Girls for the Cure: Women’s Cancer foundation
- Women's Heart and Stroke Association: More female health issues
- "Because I am a Girl": National ambassador for this female campaign
- The Shield of Athena: Works with women on domestic violence

This woman is off the rails with her “help women” campaign. I mean this is a lot, even for a hard-core feminist. I imagine Justin has to agree with all this, or her doesn’t get any nookie. He’s already knocked her up three times, so he’s way in over his head at this point.

One man cannot check his woman, and a nation suffers.

Post: #9

The pure idiocy of narratives like this is that the tragedy only exists when the "victim" is women. When men make more money overall, the talking point is how we need to pay women more across the board. When women overtake men in earning (useless) college degrees or girls outperforming (determined by preposterous grading rubrics) boys in school the narrative shifts away from the victim to praise the "victor."

It's not that boys are struggling against the tide of anti-masculine education and discipline policies and programs designed to focus on girls' "needs" at the neglect of boys, it's that those girls are EXCELLING.

Post: #10

Good luck trying to trend #StarvationIsSexist with all the manatees walking around.

Post: #11

This picture has never been more relevant.

Post: #12

Quote:- The Shield of Athena: Works with women on domestic violence

I somehow think that the Goddess of Wisdom would not have much patience for tingle-seeking women willingly staying with alcoholics and abusers...

Post: #13

Quote:That is why, as one of my first actions as Prime Minister, I named a gender balanced Cabinet. It is my hope that this will set an example for governments around the world.

And they say Trump is unqualified to be a world leader.

Post: #14

This is why I'm leaving this bullshit country. Hopefully many more useful tax paying men follow me. The financial collapse of Canada is imminent anyway, I'm just hoping to speed up the process so that I can see it while I'm alive and point my fingers and laugh.

Post: #15

(08-28-2016 04:40 PM)Brother Abdul Majeed Wrote:  This is why I'm leaving this bullshit country. Hopefully many more useful tax paying men follow me. The financial collapse of Canada is imminent anyway, I'm just hoping to speed up the process so that I can see it while I'm alive and point my fingers and laugh.

In Recent news, the Canadian Consumer Debt is Higher than GDP with the ratio hovering at 169%.

http://www.bnn.ca/household-debt-now-lar...s-1.567342

Excerpt:

Quote:The ratio of household debt to disposable income rose to 169.85 per cent in the second quarter from 167.37 per cent in the previous quarter. That means Canadians had nearly $1.70 of debt for every dollar of disposable income.

The growth came as household credit market debt climbed two per cent, while disposable income increased 0.5 per cent in the quarter.

BMO Capital Markets senior economist Benjamin Reitzes said the increase in the debt ratio was consistent with a usual seasonal trend -- with the second quarter the strongest period for housing markets and thus mortgage debt growth.

"While it looks as though the Vancouver housing market is cooling after the foreign buyers' tax was implemented, the Toronto market remains very strong, and others are showing signs of improving as well," Reitzes said.

The Bank of Canada has identified household debt as a key risk to the economy.

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If you got over 10,000$ in a Canadian bank, you better start Wire-ing that money out to a foreign investment location. It looks like there may be deposit confiscation if those Beta-Buck$$$ manginas aren't able to keep up with mortgage payments on that multi-million dollar overpriced home in T.O or Vancouver.

Ridiculous that before the US entered a recession in 2008-09, the ratio was no more than 150%, but Canada overall is at 170% and still going? Strange economics in the land of Maple and militant SJW tyranny

Post: #16

What else can we expect from a guy who self-proclaims himself a male feminist?

https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2016...crowd.html