"The Centurion Project is led by longtime political organizer David Parker.
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"The Centurion Project is led by longtime political organizer David Parker.
Parker has not yet responded to a CBC News request for comment. However, he was posting on X on Thursday.
One post showed a picture of a 'white pages' phone book with the caption: 'Look everyone! I found names and addresses in a nefarious document called a phone book! Call the cops!'"
gosh, aren't you just fucking charming? here is a little tip for you and all your ilk: when you fuck up, making bitchy little passive-aggressive remarks is less "ooh, I'm cool like Poilievre" and more "ooh, I'm a dick like Poilievre"
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/livestory/elections-alberta-electors-list-9.7182971
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"The Centurion Project is led by longtime political organizer David Parker.
Parker has not yet responded to a CBC News request for comment. However, he was posting on X on Thursday.
One post showed a picture of a 'white pages' phone book with the caption: 'Look everyone! I found names and addresses in a nefarious document called a phone book! Call the cops!'"
gosh, aren't you just fucking charming? here is a little tip for you and all your ilk: when you fuck up, making bitchy little passive-aggressive remarks is less "ooh, I'm cool like Poilievre" and more "ooh, I'm a dick like Poilievre"
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/livestory/elections-alberta-electors-list-9.7182971
RE: https://mstdn.ca/@senanthic/116495609773901212
@senanthic except people have always been able to have unlisted numbers or exclude their address and even use just an initial. Everyone should sign him up for some junk mail.
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"The Centurion Project is led by longtime political organizer David Parker.
Parker has not yet responded to a CBC News request for comment. However, he was posting on X on Thursday.
One post showed a picture of a 'white pages' phone book with the caption: 'Look everyone! I found names and addresses in a nefarious document called a phone book! Call the cops!'"
gosh, aren't you just fucking charming? here is a little tip for you and all your ilk: when you fuck up, making bitchy little passive-aggressive remarks is less "ooh, I'm cool like Poilievre" and more "ooh, I'm a dick like Poilievre"
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/livestory/elections-alberta-electors-list-9.7182971
@senanthic I'm kind of glad he's being a dick about it; less likely he'll get off with just a warning.
But, yeah. Not the same. People have always (or for my lifetime, anyway) had the option of excluding their address or first name from a phone book listing, or having a completely unlisted number. That's pretty important for anyone dealing with a stalker or abusive ex, or for public figures or those whose jobs make them a target of harassment or threats. I've heard of people in the US who don't vote because they're afraid of their contact information reaching a stalker via voters' lists.
And these days the majority of people don't have a listed number at all. Just because it used to be normal doesn't mean it should be accepted today. As technology has enabled mass fraud & spam, mass distribution of contact information has become a problem for everyone.
