Patrik Hunter
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Community planner - non-profit housing sector. Urban explorer. Day dreamer. Sci-fi nerd. Gaming enthusiast.
2) A person illegally detained has to go through the courts, which GOP controls. DT does illegal shit - courts. At some point, there's just no legal recourse for blatantly illegal acts of government.
Anyway, I'm not a lawyer or American, so my interpretation may not be entirely accurate either.
Anyway, I'm not a lawyer or American, so my interpretation may not be entirely accurate either.
July 4, 2025 at 1:37 PM
2) A person illegally detained has to go through the courts, which GOP controls. DT does illegal shit - courts. At some point, there's just no legal recourse for blatantly illegal acts of government.
Anyway, I'm not a lawyer or American, so my interpretation may not be entirely accurate either.
Anyway, I'm not a lawyer or American, so my interpretation may not be entirely accurate either.
1) This isn't new, or that accurate. Habeas Corpus could always be suspended during an insurgency or invasion... which DT & GOP have been trying to do since inauguration, but it doesn't really matter if they do or not [...]
July 4, 2025 at 1:31 PM
1) This isn't new, or that accurate. Habeas Corpus could always be suspended during an insurgency or invasion... which DT & GOP have been trying to do since inauguration, but it doesn't really matter if they do or not [...]
If the nat g presence were legal... which it's not, their job is to provide security for federal property and personnel, not law enforcement, I.e., detaining protesters off federal property... technically I don't think they can detain anyone, anywhere except under martial law
June 13, 2025 at 1:38 PM
If the nat g presence were legal... which it's not, their job is to provide security for federal property and personnel, not law enforcement, I.e., detaining protesters off federal property... technically I don't think they can detain anyone, anywhere except under martial law
"We're not gonna make it; people I mean."
May 30, 2025 at 1:18 AM
"We're not gonna make it; people I mean."
Maybe they don't like those particular apples... or apples in general?
May 27, 2025 at 6:57 PM
Maybe they don't like those particular apples... or apples in general?
You're walking the wrong way lol. You should be boppin down to the west end on a day like today
May 25, 2025 at 1:44 AM
You're walking the wrong way lol. You should be boppin down to the west end on a day like today
Energy demand planners for the past 30 years...
homer simpson is standing in a crowd of sailors and says it 's pronounced nuc-u-lar
ALT: homer simpson is standing in a crowd of sailors and says it 's pronounced nuc-u-lar
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May 20, 2025 at 1:43 PM
Energy demand planners for the past 30 years...
This has got to be satire... if it's not, I'm just going to lay down in a pit cause society is already lost.
May 19, 2025 at 7:42 PM
This has got to be satire... if it's not, I'm just going to lay down in a pit cause society is already lost.
That would be why I said *second* highest turnout.
May 17, 2025 at 2:17 PM
That would be why I said *second* highest turnout.
64% turnout... second highest turnout in 120 years... America voted...
May 17, 2025 at 2:07 PM
64% turnout... second highest turnout in 120 years... America voted...
I'll keep an eye out for this one, thanks. So far my fav has to be Guinness 0. Ordered one at a restaurant and for a sec I thought they brought me a regular one. They're tasty...if you like (or used to like) regular Guinness.
May 16, 2025 at 1:32 PM
I'll keep an eye out for this one, thanks. So far my fav has to be Guinness 0. Ordered one at a restaurant and for a sec I thought they brought me a regular one. They're tasty...if you like (or used to like) regular Guinness.
Based on my experience would create more problems than I would solve
May 1, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Based on my experience would create more problems than I would solve
Definitely interesting for sure. I work in non-market housing, so I'd love to see that research if you can share. Going back to the earlier comment tho, are you just proposing greater transparency in procurement in Canada? You're early comment mentioned a centralized system which ...
May 1, 2025 at 5:26 PM
Definitely interesting for sure. I work in non-market housing, so I'd love to see that research if you can share. Going back to the earlier comment tho, are you just proposing greater transparency in procurement in Canada? You're early comment mentioned a centralized system which ...
I guess it can be, but there are issues with releasing a pretender budget to the public. There's also checks like third party QS. But to your point, the eu uses blind bid for certain projects as well.
May 1, 2025 at 5:20 PM
I guess it can be, but there are issues with releasing a pretender budget to the public. There's also checks like third party QS. But to your point, the eu uses blind bid for certain projects as well.
That's an interesting approach. In Canada, the bids form the tender budget, so having a detailed budget ahead of bidding seems odd. Let's competitive and potentially more costly.
May 1, 2025 at 5:04 PM
That's an interesting approach. In Canada, the bids form the tender budget, so having a detailed budget ahead of bidding seems odd. Let's competitive and potentially more costly.
For benchmarking costs, the data is already shared among project managers, and third party QS are used to verify those costs. What you're suggesting exists, just not in the same form of your examples.
May 1, 2025 at 4:55 PM
For benchmarking costs, the data is already shared among project managers, and third party QS are used to verify those costs. What you're suggesting exists, just not in the same form of your examples.
I don't doubt it. In those cases, are the projects delivered by the State? I.e., who does the work? Regardless, municipal, provincial, and federal government publishes their budgets after the project is tendered and completed through various channels, tho full proforma details may need an FOI ...
May 1, 2025 at 4:50 PM
I don't doubt it. In those cases, are the projects delivered by the State? I.e., who does the work? Regardless, municipal, provincial, and federal government publishes their budgets after the project is tendered and completed through various channels, tho full proforma details may need an FOI ...
Regarding cost sharing, there's conflicts with tendering and procurement processes with doing that. Not saying it can't be changed, but those issues need to be addressed.
May 1, 2025 at 4:30 PM
Regarding cost sharing, there's conflicts with tendering and procurement processes with doing that. Not saying it can't be changed, but those issues need to be addressed.
I'm familiarizing myself with it, since you brought it up. Definitely interesting, but I don't have a strong knowledge on it yet for an informed discussion ...
May 1, 2025 at 4:28 PM
I'm familiarizing myself with it, since you brought it up. Definitely interesting, but I don't have a strong knowledge on it yet for an informed discussion ...
I'm genuinely interested in your perspectives, so I'm asking with genuine curiosity, do you work in project development/delivery, or specifically research? My experience is what I learned from academics in planning school vs working in the field of Planning and development are vastly different
May 1, 2025 at 4:23 PM
I'm genuinely interested in your perspectives, so I'm asking with genuine curiosity, do you work in project development/delivery, or specifically research? My experience is what I learned from academics in planning school vs working in the field of Planning and development are vastly different
Following on that, out of all branches of government, federal is the least cooperative, which is why I'm skeptical about a state run system, and why I'm curious about what you envision that looking like administratively
May 1, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Following on that, out of all branches of government, federal is the least cooperative, which is why I'm skeptical about a state run system, and why I'm curious about what you envision that looking like administratively
Canada generally, or the State? And what knowledge specifically? For context, I work in the private sector on publicly funded projects. Through development, we are always looking back at the failures and successes to improve outcomes, including sharing knowledge from the public sector ...
May 1, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Canada generally, or the State? And what knowledge specifically? For context, I work in the private sector on publicly funded projects. Through development, we are always looking back at the failures and successes to improve outcomes, including sharing knowledge from the public sector ...
Aside, I meant what would that look like administratively? We can't just copy/paste what works somewhere else to Canada, and aside from that, ENA failed
May 1, 2025 at 3:17 PM
Aside, I meant what would that look like administratively? We can't just copy/paste what works somewhere else to Canada, and aside from that, ENA failed
Canada has schools that specialize in tech, project managent, and admin already. Do you mean a centralized, State-run post-secondary system? I feel like that would lead to a contraction of diversity of knowledge.
May 1, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Canada has schools that specialize in tech, project managent, and admin already. Do you mean a centralized, State-run post-secondary system? I feel like that would lead to a contraction of diversity of knowledge.