• @bl4ckblooc
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    211 year ago

    Nazi whitewashing in Alberta? I never would have expected 🙄.

    I grew up in that province, and left as soon as I could. When I go back to look at my friends from high school on Facebook, pretty much all the ones that stayed in Alberta are the type of people who would like this. Alberta has done an amazing job at raising generations of ignorant, bigoted people and making everyone that did not fit that mould want to leave. The only ‘safe haven’ seems to be Calgary, and that is still a stretch.

    • Metal Zealot
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      1 year ago

      Surprisingly, the more north you go in Alberta, the more french it becomes. Which, ironically, becomes even more racist.

      • @bl4ckblooc
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        41 year ago

        I learned a lot from visiting my Dads friends in Athabasca. Nothing good.

    • Metal Zealot
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      Calgary is probly our most progressive city, yea.
      The rest of us sane people out here just facepalm and stay quiet.

      And vote NDP

        • @brenticus
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          61 year ago

          Yeah, I’ve lived in Alberta my whole life, have lived and have had family and friends in both cities. Edmonton is absolutely more progressive.

          That said, if you remove the party names and people vote based on policy (i.e. how our municipal elections work) both cities lean fairly progressive. It’s when oil gets involved at higher levels of government that Calgary tends to vote conservative, and that sometimes bleeds into other attitudes as party politics tends to do.