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Canadian Leftist Politician Suffers Climate Hysteria · Radio Baloney - The Richie Baloney Show!

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So what's going on here? Canadian MP Laurel Collins. I think she is
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an I think she's NDP. Yeah, she's NDP. She's New Democratic Party.
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Okay, so let's uh, what's going on Canadian MP Laurel Colins.
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Climate emergencies are not gender neutral? Blah blah blah. She's hysterical, but
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she's another climate hysterical. Let's let's take a look. This is what we're
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dealing with in Canada. I want to start off by addressing one of the
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comments that was made by the witnesses around climate hysterics. Hysterics hysteria it refers
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to something that is wildly emotional. It comes from the Greek word womb of
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the womb. It is used in ancient Greek to refer to things associated with
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women. And I think, I hope you'll forgive me if I get emotional.
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It's a completely apt word. It turns out because she is hysterical.
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Let's continue. Climate emergencies are not gender neutral. The degradation of ecosystems disproportionally
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impacts women and girls, and it disproportionally impacts women girls. Everything does.
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Remember COVID men most likely to die, but women most impacted. Apparently,
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that's what they told us. I saw a headline. I saw that in
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a headline. Apparently everything impacts women and girls more than their I mean,
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I don't know. I guess some things do, but is it ever literally
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everything? Let's continue. I am wildly emotional. This is the existential crisis
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of our time. And to hear that asking for high ambition is climate hysteria.
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That makes me wildly emotional. Okay, what you're doing is climate hysteria.
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It's the definition of that. When I think about my womb, you
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know, the two children that I bore. When I think about my womb,
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you can't make this up or from that womb and what future we are
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leaving them, I am wildly emotional, and well, maybe you shouldn't be
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in government. Then maybe if you're wildly emotional about your imaginary thing, maybe
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you shouldn't be in government. How about that. It's not surprising to hear
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this from someone who has written articles that are pro life. I pro so.
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She's just throwing stuff out now right, She's just throwing stuff out her
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womb. Why does she have to mention her womb? I have a womb?
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Did you know that I have a womb. So you have to listen
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to me now, and there's somebody who's who's who doesn't agree with me,
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is pro life, pro life, I'm I'm pro abortion. So they're like,
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what is this? Is this actual hysteria or is this performance? What
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is it? Exactly? Think that we need to think about the intersection of
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gender and the climate crisis, and I, oh, there we go,
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intersection, intersectional, intersectional feminism. I guess a hope that the people around
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this table and the people listening will refrain from using language like climate hysteria.
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No, no, you are a climate hysteric. You are a climate hysterical.
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You are experiencing climate hysteria, or at least you're pretending to. Maybe
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you're just pretending to facing a climate emergency. No, we're not. We're
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not facing a climate emergency. Even the UN doesn't say civilization is going to
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end. They talk about points of GDP that's going to cost to deal with
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certain consequences of it. We're going to have. Climate change is going to
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happen over the course of hundreds of years and thousands of anyway, there's no
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point being hysterical about it, like her wasting. Everybody's time and just putting
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out a word salad of buzzwords. You know, she got in about her
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womb, about intersectionalism, about shitting on somebody because they're pro life. But
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yeah, this is a this is the state of Canada. Now. These
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are the people that are that are in power in the country. Lunatics like
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this, just crazy people. This is what's in our government. Good grief,
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where's the evidence this kind of fear mongering is outrageous? It certainly is.
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But it's like a religion to them, right, It's it's part of
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their cult, their cult identity. They have to believe in it. What
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do you think what happened to her her political career or just her friends,
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her Facebook friends, her social media friends. What do you think what happened
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to all of that? If she took a step back and went, well,
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I don't know, maybe it's not going to be that bad. Maybe
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we'll get through it. Maybe it's gonna be okay, Maybe it's better than
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you know. I don't know. Half the planet's starving to death because we
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can't produce food anymore because we went for some net zero nonsense. What do
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you think what happened to her? It's all over. It's all over.
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Her political career is over, her friends are gone, She's not gonna get
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invited to any dinner parties now, she's far right. If she just were
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to take a step back and go, well, maybe maybe we are being
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a bit hysterical. Maybe we should calm down a little bit. Maybe there's
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a more rational way of dealing with this that would be it'd be over now.
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She'd be a Nazi immediately. She'd be a Nazi immediately, she'd be
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far right. So what else she gonna do? I guess just to send
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further and further into her climate fantasy hysteria. I guess her climate psychosis.
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But thankfully she'll let us know that she has a womb. That was really
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important. That was really important for me. I wasn't gonna take her seriously
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until she told me that she has a womb. Groke thought says, your
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freedom's way of life and mind must be restricted so she feels safe. Yeah
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that's about Yeah, that's yeah. I think that sums it up pretty well.
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Anyway. That's all I'm gonna say about that. Please like, share
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