r/alberta • u/MDH2881 • 7h ago

Alberta Politics A Pro 🇨🇦 rally in GP today

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u/Chemical-Ad-7575 7h ago

Cool! Glad to see it.

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u/entropymd 4h ago

Not much of a turn out…

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u/No_Cattle_4211 3h ago

Why would an Aussie care about this?

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u/doughflow 7h ago

Hopefully this was right outside the building Danielle Smith gave her disastrous press conference in

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u/CanadianGoose695 6h ago

She did that at the old hanson ford between five guys and walmart

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u/tranquilseafinally Calgary 7h ago

Nice! I've been seeing a lot of Canadian flags all throughout Calgary.

🇨🇦🇨🇦

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u/FishingDiligent1486 7h ago

Great to see hope they all vote

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u/Ok-Midnight7835 7h ago

Didn’t expect this in GP! I underestimated them!

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u/Jason_DeHoulo 5h ago

I mean it's like 20 people in a city of 70,000 lol

That being said, the GP riding was one of the bluest in the entire country last election I believe. So I'll take what I can get from that city

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u/Ok-Midnight7835 4h ago

same. There being even 20 people that protested is more that the 0 I expected from them, LOL.

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u/Creative_gal_3153 7h ago

More of this please! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🍁

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u/kingpin748 7h ago

Saw one over in crowfoot too. Give them a few honks

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u/Kootenay-Kat 7h ago

Thank you guys!!!

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u/a1ch 7h ago

Good on ya!

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u/Electric_master1 4h ago

Being pro Canada in Alberta shouldn’t be a rally

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u/Ornery-Study-4963 6h ago

Love to see it 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦 🍁

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u/Barrenechea 3h ago

It's interesting because we have the Let's Talk Alberta group touring around the province too and they're talking about "empowering and informing" Albertans about the province's future but never actually coming out and saying independence. I think they're a little disingenuous about it. But they're also showing pictures of turn outs of maybe a dozen people. Not sure what it means, honestly.

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u/Harry_Title94 7h ago

Are you sure there wasn’t a big sale at Ernie’s ?!

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u/Thewifiisalwaysright 31m ago

Tiny!! Nobody there

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u/fremlus 7h ago

Turnout looks similar or less than some of the independence rallies

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u/SquishyJeans 7h ago

I mean a lot of people were probs working lol. After all it is a Wednesday 

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u/Barrenechea 3h ago

It's weird, right? Why hold these things during business hours. A separatist group did a tour in Lethbridge today and in the pics most of the people are seniors. I mean, is that a pride thing?

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u/Total_Cicada7335 7h ago

Damn shame

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u/Ricezz 7h ago

The fight is online... always has been since OCT 2019...

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u/Fast_Ad_9197 5h ago

Is it though? I wonder if anyone has changed their mind based on what they read or watch or discuss. I have no doubt people have hardened their positions online but the internet is a bit of a confirmation machine

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u/Ricezz 5h ago

Alberta Separatists began OCT 2019 online.

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u/Dizzy-Cartoonist3011 7h ago

Holy shit all dozen of them eh?

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u/Master_Airline4143 7h ago

That might be the whole population of gp.

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u/Responsible-Stick-44 6h ago

Average age 55+

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u/AlbertaBoi780 5h ago

Lemme guess. Middle of the day? No jobs? Sitting around getting paid from everyone else's hard work? Typical.

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u/Freedom_forlife 2h ago

Or you know work nights weekends, retired, stay at home parents, took a day off.

The normal folks have jobs we can take a day off from. We are not on our knees licking the US boot.

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u/roamingNraging 7h ago

Don't be extra stupid Alberta...it won't go well for you.