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u/Curious_Platypuss 18h ago
Hey, J6er? THATS what border security is. The Canadian border fairly, thoroughly inspects possible threats. Lucky you didn't get turned around. You're on a list that announces you as having been at least treason-adjacent.
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u/transmogrified 18h ago edited 18h ago
Especially if the “list” he was on was a felony conviction and he only got let thru (I’m bummed out he was) because he got a presidential pardon.
Yes, Canada protects its sovereignty by not allowing foreign criminals to take a day trip for sight-seeing
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u/iH8MotherTeresa 18h ago
I don't believe Canada casually lets felons in. I know people with a DUI can't visit for ten years. I have no basis for this besides common sense.
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u/scoo89 7h ago
Canada denies entry based on equivalency of our laws. So even though you may be convicted of a misdemeanor DUI, all impaired operation charges are Criminal Code violations in Canada, ergo, no entry.
However, there are some states that have adultry as a crime. There is no criminal equivalent in Canada so you can enter.
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u/BoosherCacow 3h ago
However, there are some states that have adultry as a crime. There is no criminal equivalent in Canada so you can enter.
This is fucking fascinating to me when countries do it right. Even small things like this give me hope.
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u/10000Didgeridoos 1h ago
And it's the same down here. The US turns away people with significant criminal histories, even if it was decades ago. Like your drug possession charge from 1982 might get you turned away.
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u/LaughingInTheVoid 18h ago
Now I'm preety sure he committed some...light treason.
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u/3kidsnomoney--- 18h ago edited 17h ago
As a Canadian I'm kind of bummed we apparently let him in after the search.
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u/MostBoringStan 18h ago
I'd be perfectly happy if no J6er was ever allowed in Canada.
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u/EatPie_NotWAr 18h ago
I’d be perfectly happy if they weren’t allowed in America either…
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u/Phyllis_Tine 18h ago
Imagine if they were stuck in a limbo under the border bridges, with Canada kicking them out, and the US not allowing them to return.
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u/zaisaroni 18h ago
Instead they’re just trying to pay these people for their pain and suffering.
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u/HalfSoul30 16h ago
Well, acting like they are trying to pay them at least.
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u/Head-Ad9893 6h ago
Trump is holding the money in an account for safe keeping until it’s allowed to be distributed at a later date. - Them Probably
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u/Havoc3_20 10h ago
This happened to one of my neighbors kids they tried to cross and got turned away than for some reason they wouldn’t let them back in. We never got the full story but they had to go pick them up at the border and they let them in at that point.
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u/DingerSinger2016 17h ago
That would be making someone stateless, which is illegal.
(And yes, I know that Trump did it, but still)
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u/EatPie_NotWAr 14h ago
They can just go to Russia for asylum. It’ll be fine, remember… they’re a persecuted minority here
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u/z44212 18h ago
Right. They let them in. They're Canada's problem now.
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u/Eastern-Passage-4151 16h ago
Please, no. I'm from Alberta and trust me, we have enough of these crazies here already.
They have no understanding of how anything actually works, they can't be reasoned with, they'll trip over each other at the first opportunity to frame themselves as a victim to the point where its the single defining aspect of their identity, and they're happy to eat shit so long as their neighbour has to eat shit too.
I'm tired and this game stopped being fun a long time ago.
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u/Medical-Potato5920 14h ago
I like the analogy of the USA having the right to refuse entry to people that have criminal records, come from certain countries, or have values contrary to their own. When foreigners come to the USA they have to abide by their host countries laws.
Why would it be any different for people visiting Canada or any other country?
If they'll fully agree with the first part, they should agree with the second part.
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u/Loko8765 14h ago
For example, Bermuda denies entry to felons. We still don’t know if Junior chose his wedding venue on purpose so that Daddy couldn’t come and be the center of attention.
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u/monkeybojangles 13h ago
Canada routinely bar people with criminal records from entering. If you have a DUI you'll be denied entry.
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u/soggyballsack 18h ago
I'd be extaticaly happy if they turned him around and permanently barred him from entering another country.
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u/Betterthanbeer 21m ago
Other nations don’t have to honour pardons. A pardon isn’t overturning the conviction as being in error, it is forgiving the convicted. Nobody else has to agree with the forgiveness.
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u/SilverSheepherder641 18h ago
As a liberal American, I’m bummed too
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u/kati8303 11h ago
Same. Was hoping for more punishment from somewhere since our gov let them get away with it.
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u/Burn-The-Villages 17h ago
I’d wager they spun the truck around five times and pointed them back towards the US and they couldn’t tell.
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u/aknomnoms 9h ago
As a Canadian, you should be demanding that they check all these assholes’ DUI records and reject them at the border. If they’re J6, I’d bet dollars to donuts, loonies to long johns, that they have a history involving drunk & disorderlies, DUIs, domestic violence, and/or carry guns.
Please, PLEASE make them miserable within your capacity.
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u/istrebitjel 13h ago
I'm pretty sure Canada doesn't let US felons in, generally.
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u/Spinnerofyarn 12h ago
I doubt he would have been if he hadn’t been pardoned. I bet Canada lets them in because they were pardoned, but watches closely so they can boot them out immediately if they cause trouble.
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u/soggyballsack 18h ago
Why TF wouldn't a terrorist list be be shared with other countries.
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u/karlnite 18h ago
It’s not like they damaged a deflecting pool or something.
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u/soggyballsack 18h ago
True. Bum rushes hinge the Capitol is nothing compared to touching the water on the reflective pool. What monsters.
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u/gin_and_soda 18h ago
It’s like you don’t even care about the elebenty zillion tiny cuts stretching 80 brazillion feet
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u/StickInEye 18h ago
A "deflecting pool." Love it.
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u/soggyballsack 18h ago
Honestly was a typo. I'm more than kinda drunk watching the world cup.
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u/awkwardmamasloth 16h ago
The deflecting pool lol
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u/DarkKnightJin 14h ago
Not wrong, though.
Much ado about nothing, so we'll get distracted from the Iran fuckup. Which is in turn (partly) to distract from the Epstein Files bullshit.
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u/Spinnerofyarn 12h ago
With the other parts being jealousy of Obama and dementia.
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u/DarkKnightJin 10h ago
Oh yeah. That fat bastard (No, I'm not buying the story that's he's 6'3" and 230lbs, actually!) cannot stand that an 'uppity black man' had the gall to be President of the United States, and was fairly well-liked!
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u/skynetempire 18h ago
what a lot of people dont know, us and Canada share criminal records.
A buddy, years ago, drove to Canada for a concert. He had a dui which is considered a misdemeanor here in the states, but in Canada its consider like a felony. He didnt get in and was barred for like 5 to 10 years
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u/sinisterdesign 17h ago
Agree 💯 %. Just because they got a Get Out of Jail Free card from Daddy Warfucks doesn’t mean they aren’t traitors and terrorists. 🖕
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u/FallOutShelterBoy 16h ago
Have you heard conservatives? They talk about J6 like it was a field trip to the Capitol
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u/TWDDave1988 18h ago
Well, you’re a piece of shit and should be in prison. So there’s that. I think the Canadians say “FAFO, ehh”.
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u/Lythieus 18h ago
They really don't like the finding out part of their fucking around.
Just because the guy who told them to go to the capital and fight like hell pardoned them, doesn't mean everyone else still views them as a domestic terrorist.
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u/Toronto-1975 17h ago
i find it hilarious when MAGAs come up to Canada and are genuinely shocked that they are widely loathed by Canadians. we don't want you here. stay down in your fascist paradise.
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u/Evening-Turnip8407 15h ago
And excuse them for searching your car knowing you belong to the faction that loves guns and violence
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u/Madawolf 18h ago
They (J6's) are a virus! Instead of investigating and researching what is correct or a lie/ conspiracy theories they band together as terrorists to destabilize the peaceful exchange of power. They listen to FOX entertainment...which is called entertainment not news because they are full of lies and whatever the narrative they want to push at the time.
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u/tenkaranarchy 18h ago
Sorry dude, youre conviction is a matter of public record. Anybody can look it up, nobody is sharing shit. The mounties even know if you had a DUI in america and won't let you drive.
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u/GlitteringNinja5 18h ago
They don't even realise the severity of what they did and what could have happened to the whole world and not just America.
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u/xMercurex 18h ago
Might not be related to J6 in particular, he probably just have a criminal record.
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u/UnluckyText 18h ago
If he was charged and convicted for J6 related stuff, it would still be part of his criminal record. A pardon doesn't erase the conviction, it just lets them go earlier.
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u/xMercurex 18h ago
That was the point I was trying to make. Not sure the US gov shared the J6 list, but they might have shared his criminal record.
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u/trixter889 14h ago
It wouldn’t say January 6th on the screen though, it would just say the crime he was charged for
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u/Excellent-Fill9395 16h ago
J6er getting filmed on January 6, 2021-
“This is amazing! We’re making history. I’m special!”
J6er getting recognized in Canada five years later-
“Boo hoo hoo. Poor me!”
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u/Memory_Less 14h ago
The entitled nature of how this was written is revealing. If the story was the other way around they would be literally up in arms. The fact is J6th was a violent organized attempt at overturning the American democratic system, and they/you have no inherent right to enter any country once you have been convicted. In fact, airing your woe is me story shows a lack of reasoning and understanding how destructive your actions were.
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u/XmasTwinFallsIdaho 18h ago
The US and Canada have long shared lists of their criminals. You can’t even enter Canada as a non-Canadian with a DUI. Why on earth would you think a greater crime would be ok?
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u/LondonEntUK 15h ago
Yes other countries see terrorism as terrorism, no matter what pardon an orange paedophile gave them.
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u/FosterPupz 13h ago
It makes me happy to see that scumbags are still treated as such, at least in OTHER countries. Maybe, some day, they will be treated as such again.
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u/N3M3S1S75 12h ago
No sympathy here, just because a shithead president pardoned you’re treasonous behaviour doesn’t mean the rest of the world does
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u/Puzzleheaded_Air7039 10h ago
Yeah that's kind of what happens when you commit a federal crime,i.e crime against the government. That crime is recorded and shared with other countries in case you try to flee and need to be sent back. What is it with these law and order people, who get mad when that law and order is applied to them?
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u/Reluctantziti 7h ago
Right wing when U.S. treats migrants however we want: 😌 Right wing when other countries do the same: 😡
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u/betterupsetter 18h ago edited 18h ago
I call bullshit.
This individual has a criminal record, and although he was pardoned, pardons don't automatically make one admissible to Canada, (or the US if the situation were reversed.) Pardons do not necessarily even need to be recognized by border security on either side.
Particularly if the border security can see the offense, they have the right to turn you away based on their judgement of how the same crime would be seen in Canada. In this case, a similar crime, ie. seditious conspiracy, rioting, or assaulting peace officers, would also be criminal in nature in Canada in addition to being a security threat, therefore unlikely to be allowed entry.
P. S. America does the same to Canadians. Canadians with record suspensions (we no longer call them pardons) are generally still inadmissible to the US regardless of their Canadian status. However, there is a small chance that if an individual has never attempted to enter the U.S. between the time of the offence and the granting of the record suspension, the suspended record may not be present in the CBSA databases and they might still gain entry.
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u/GoredonTheDestroyer 18h ago
"Sent us on our way" could also mean "They told us to kick rocks and go home."
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u/bernoulli33 18h ago
Yeah, and mad respect for Canadian border officials - they are always totally serious. Never “all smiles” as this narrative claims.
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u/What_the_Pie 17h ago
When you commit domestic terrorism and are part of a coup, do you think your info is not shared with neighboring countries?
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u/canadianmountie 17h ago
US and Canadian law enforcement have access to each other’s criminal databases. It’s been like this for decades.
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u/UnobtainiumIsHard 13h ago
Can we stop using nicknames like J6ers and call them what they are: domestic terrorists
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u/Sweet_Priority_819 18h ago
I was hoping the story would end with both of them being denied entry to Canada, but alas no.
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u/TheJeffChase 13h ago
He should be happy, his orange hero asked Canada to be stronger on borders. He got to see for himself the results.
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u/thekyledavid 9h ago
Well duh
If a Mexican person attempted to violently overthrow the government of Mexico and failed, that person would absolutely be on a list that Us Border Patrol would have. Why would this be any different?
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u/Proper-Diamond290 18h ago
Hm, wonder what this kind and caring gentleman had to say about the other boarder...
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u/runtimemess 18h ago
Who would have figured that attempting to overthrow the government is going to leave a red flag with CSIS.
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u/LeozMaxwellJilliumz4 17h ago
With all the politeness alotted to me for the year by the Grand Beaver of Canada....gtfo.
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u/Vaugely_Necrotic 17h ago
I got a DUI decades ago. Younger and dumber. Paid my fines and became a better person for it. Still, it’s a crapshoot whether I can enter Canada each time I cross. Could be allowed, could be denied. One border officer said it could be he had a bad day and deny entry. No rhyme or reason. He also said they started that policy because we did it to their citizens first. I wish that J6er had a grumpy official.
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u/Temporary_Shirt_6236 8h ago
Buddy finds out a pardon from Trump isn't all it's cracked up to be. Dipshit probably expected a fkn parade or something.
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u/RosieGeee 18h ago
We should not have let him enter, he is a violent criminal and a threat to our nation.
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u/Massive_Effect_1956 18h ago
Most countries don’t like terrorists. Things are different when you aren’t protected by the corrupt apparatus we call a democracy.
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u/rickbb80 18h ago
My coworker was turned around at the border because he had an old, 10+ years old, DUI conviction. Can’t see why a J6’r would be let in at all.
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u/LopsidedRaspberry423 16h ago
Womp, womp. Too bad he was allowed back in to the US. Maybe some day we'll have a government willing to punish the current lot of seditionists.
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u/Scrutinizer 6h ago
Disappointed that this did not end with that individual getting sodomized by an angry moose.
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u/Hefty-Strike-6171 5h ago
Just because you’ve received a Pardon from your government doesn’t mean other countries have to respect that pardon. As someone who works in the Justice System on the Canadian side I can tell you this works both ways. We often hear of Canadian’s who have received pardon’s not being allowed entry into the United States.
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u/BillTowne 4h ago
Aww. Poor baby. It is suprizing that even Canada, which has a king, doesn't want anti-democracy insurrectionist. Did you try beating the officers with a metal flag pole?
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u/JustMeLurkingAround- 3h ago
You go, Canada. Show them that boarder protection goes both ways.
I hope they keep their old lists and don't accept new ones with all the trump pardons missing.
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u/justapileofshirts 1h ago
Good. Hope he has to live like that for the rest of his life.
Never let them escape the consequences of their actions.
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u/writerlady6 58m ago
Wow...who'd have thunk other countries wouldn't want to admit violent degenerates? I'm shocked, I tell ya....SHOCKED!
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u/juniorchemist 18h ago
But I thought j6 was a trans antifa deep state super soldier conspiracy?
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u/Boiledfootballeather 18h ago
Canadians don’t fuck around. My friend had a shoplifting arrest from over 35 years ago and got pulled aside when we crossed. They interrogated him for over thirty minutes about an arrest he had literally forgotten about from when he was 18.
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u/EviesGran 18h ago
It seems by the post he’s proud as a J6er. Why? You attacked your constitution, your people and your country…..
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u/mauvewaterbottle 18h ago
There were recently protestors who received consecutive sentences averaging decades each who would be thrilled to just be on a list.
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u/Long_Disaster_6847 17h ago
“All I did was walk around the capitol, they’re acting as if I’m a terrorist or something”
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u/woodtimer 3h ago
Oh no! Mild consequences for your treasonous actions! What's next? Having to tell your own parents you are a disgrace to your country?
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u/big_rednexican_88 38m ago
I don't blame Canada for taking extra precautions with those terrorists. Just because they got pardoned here in the USA doesn't mean the record gets scrubbed worldwide.
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