Canadian Politics Redux
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            Vancouver gas prices are the highest in North America — and they may get worsehttp://business.financialpost.com/commodities/energy/vancouver-gasoline-prices-are-the-highest-in-north-america
 And they do so with a smile...lolGive Peas A Chance…0
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 It's been that way for a long time. Living next to the tar sands has had no benefit to anyone in BC.Meltdown99 said:Vancouver gas prices are the highest in North America — and they may get worsehttp://business.financialpost.com/commodities/energy/vancouver-gasoline-prices-are-the-highest-in-north-america
 And they do so with a smile...lol
 For the record, gas prices aren't the only things that are high in BC... everything is high.
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 I know ... I've been there a couple times. I am only kidding. I like BC, I also like Alberta...but yes BC is expensive, thats the price you pay for paradise, I guess...Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
 It's been that way for a long time. Living next to the tar sands has had no benefit to anyone in BC.Meltdown99 said:Vancouver gas prices are the highest in North America — and they may get worsehttp://business.financialpost.com/commodities/energy/vancouver-gasoline-prices-are-the-highest-in-north-america
 And they do so with a smile...lol
 For the record, gas prices aren't the only things that are high in BC... everything is high.Give Peas A Chance…0
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            Doug Ford campaign confirms actors were hired to play the part of PC supporters at Monday’s debate rally
 https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2018/05/08/doug-ford-campaign-confirms-actors-were-hired-to-play-the-part-of-pc-supporters-at-mondays-debate-rally.html
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            no one in Ontario really cares about this election ... the voters have their mind made up, and with summer like weather showing up finally, people are not paying attention. At this point it would take a monumental gaffe by team Ford...as long as they are using their money and not taxpayers money ... oh, like Trudeau and wynn buying votes by giving Toyota millions...Give Peas A Chance…0
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 That is pathetic and disgusting. If it's true that nobody cares about the election - an election that is more important than a federal election for people within the province - Ontario residents should be completely ashamed of themselves.Meltdown99 said:no one in Ontario really cares about this election ... the voters have their mind made up, and with summer like weather showing up finally, people are not paying attention. At this point it would take a monumental gaffe by team Ford...as long as they are using their money and not taxpayers money ... oh, like Trudeau and wynn buying votes by giving Toyota millions...
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 What can you do? It appears the voters want change, and that change is likely Doug Ford, now he could say something silly, or something in his past could derail him...so far nothing really nothing damaging...but if he does then I suspect we'll have an NDP minority government. The Liberals in Ontario are in a world of hurt. So my question is, if I, a voter already had my mind made up, why would I need to pay attention? They are all lying we know that...PJ_Soul said:
 That is pathetic and disgusting. If it's true that nobody cares about the election - an election that is more important than a federal election for people within the province - Ontario residents should be completely ashamed of themselves.Meltdown99 said:no one in Ontario really cares about this election ... the voters have their mind made up, and with summer like weather showing up finally, people are not paying attention. At this point it would take a monumental gaffe by team Ford...as long as they are using their money and not taxpayers money ... oh, like Trudeau and wynn buying votes by giving Toyota millions...Give Peas A Chance…0
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 A decided voter, and all voters, always need to pay attention. Always. That is the only way to stay informed and stay responsible over time. What you're doing is justifying apathy. That is never the way to go, no matter what the circumstances are.Meltdown99 said:
 What can you do? It appears the voters want change, and that change is likely Doug Ford, now he could say something silly, or something in his past could derail him...so far nothing really nothing damaging...but if he does then I suspect we'll have an NDP minority government. The Liberals in Ontario are in a world of hurt. So my question is, if I, a voter already had my mind made up, why would I need to pay attention? They are all lying we know that...PJ_Soul said:
 That is pathetic and disgusting. If it's true that nobody cares about the election - an election that is more important than a federal election for people within the province - Ontario residents should be completely ashamed of themselves.Meltdown99 said:no one in Ontario really cares about this election ... the voters have their mind made up, and with summer like weather showing up finally, people are not paying attention. At this point it would take a monumental gaffe by team Ford...as long as they are using their money and not taxpayers money ... oh, like Trudeau and wynn buying votes by giving Toyota millions...
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 What I'm doing is paying attention. I was not referring to me, just to the fact that voters want change and it appears this election is Doug Ford's to lose. I'm fully aware whats going on. My vote though is going to Ford, unless he gets really silly ... my vote matters little, my riding will vote NDP.PJ_Soul said:
 A decided voter, and all voters, always need to pay attention. Always. That is the only way to stay informed and stay responsible over time. What you're doing is justifying apathy. That is never the way to go, no matter what the circumstances are.Meltdown99 said:
 What can you do? It appears the voters want change, and that change is likely Doug Ford, now he could say something silly, or something in his past could derail him...so far nothing really nothing damaging...but if he does then I suspect we'll have an NDP minority government. The Liberals in Ontario are in a world of hurt. So my question is, if I, a voter already had my mind made up, why would I need to pay attention? They are all lying we know that...PJ_Soul said:
 That is pathetic and disgusting. If it's true that nobody cares about the election - an election that is more important than a federal election for people within the province - Ontario residents should be completely ashamed of themselves.Meltdown99 said:no one in Ontario really cares about this election ... the voters have their mind made up, and with summer like weather showing up finally, people are not paying attention. At this point it would take a monumental gaffe by team Ford...as long as they are using their money and not taxpayers money ... oh, like Trudeau and wynn buying votes by giving Toyota millions...Give Peas A Chance…0
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            Wow, you're voting for him? Sorry, but that seems crazy to me, but I guess some people never learn. Isn't there some independent or green party candidate or one of those kooky random parties that end up on ballots who you could vote for? That would be better than Ford, no? lol
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 I'll let you know if there are ... the election starts tomorrow. I'm not no where near that far left as the liberals and ndp in Ontario. I prefer something to ward the middle. The PC's are about it right now. I don't really vote for the leader, I vote for the candidate who will best represent me. The NDP have this riding locked anyways.PJ_Soul said:Wow, you're voting for him? Sorry, but that seems crazy to me, but I guess some people never learn. Isn't there some independent or green party candidate or one of those kooky random parties that end up on ballots who you could vote for? That would be better than Ford, no? lolGive Peas A Chance…0
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 Fair enough, it's just that it's FORD. If it was a normal PCer I wouldn't say boo, but this guy.... man. He really isn't different than his brother - that family is shady as fuck, and I would think a normal slimeball politician from the NDP would be preferable to Ford in particular even if you are in the middle.... I hear you about the person in your riding... but FORD! Plus, I find that the premier actually does have a bigger impact on people's lives than their MLAs do, all things considered.Meltdown99 said:
 I'll let you know if there are ... the election starts tomorrow. I'm not no where near that far left as the liberals and ndp in Ontario. I prefer something to ward the middle. The PC's are about it right now. I don't really vote for the leader, I vote for the candidate who will best represent me. The NDP have this riding locked anyways.PJ_Soul said:Wow, you're voting for him? Sorry, but that seems crazy to me, but I guess some people never learn. Isn't there some independent or green party candidate or one of those kooky random parties that end up on ballots who you could vote for? That would be better than Ford, no? lol
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 I wanted Christine Elliot to win the leadership race ... we really don't have great choices in Ontario. If it all plays out with a Ford victory, I suspect the NDP will change leaders and of course Wynn will have to step down ... so I guess it's possible Ford only serves 1 term as Premier. But I think Elliot would have been good premier...she still may someday. I'm not set in my vote, I reserve the right to change my mind...PJ_Soul said:
 Fair enough, it's just that it's FORD. If it was a normal PCer I wouldn't say boo, but this guy.... man. He really isn't different than his brother - that family is shady as fuck, and I would think a normal slimeball politician from the NDP would be preferable to Ford in particular even if you are in the middle.... I hear you about the person in your riding... but FORD! Plus, I find that the premier actually does have a bigger impact on people's lives than their MLAs do, all things considered.Meltdown99 said:
 I'll let you know if there are ... the election starts tomorrow. I'm not no where near that far left as the liberals and ndp in Ontario. I prefer something to ward the middle. The PC's are about it right now. I don't really vote for the leader, I vote for the candidate who will best represent me. The NDP have this riding locked anyways.PJ_Soul said:Wow, you're voting for him? Sorry, but that seems crazy to me, but I guess some people never learn. Isn't there some independent or green party candidate or one of those kooky random parties that end up on ballots who you could vote for? That would be better than Ford, no? lolGive Peas A Chance…0
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            Tory MPs call for action against self-confessed ISIS recruit living in Torontohttps://globalnews.ca/news/4204245/canadian-islamic-state-recruit-toronto/
 Trudeau will likely give hime a hug ...Give Peas A Chance…0
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 No he wouldn't. Are you willfully ignoring the actual reasons behind Trudeau's perspectives on that issue, or honestly ignorant to them?Meltdown99 said:Tory MPs call for action against self-confessed ISIS recruit living in Torontohttps://globalnews.ca/news/4204245/canadian-islamic-state-recruit-toronto/
 Trudeau will likely give hime a hug ...
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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            Justin Trudeau just handed tens of millions of your tax dollars to the richest company on earth
 http://brianlilley.com/justin-trudeau-just-handed-tens-of-millions-of-your-tax-dollars-to-the-richest-company-on-earth/
 I guess when your a trust fund baby, we can not expect him to respect taxpayers...jeesh...what a donkey.Give Peas A Chance…0
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            I truly just can't take anything you say seriously because of the ridiculous biased little tag lines you add. Are you not capable of posting something without making it look like you're one of those facebook goofs?
 With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 Trudeau's perspectives on that issue are moronic. The vast majority of Canada isn't interested in harbouring ISIS operatives under the guise of rehabilitation.PJ_Soul said:
 No he wouldn't. Are you willfully ignoring the actual reasons behind Trudeau's perspectives on that issue, or honestly ignorant to them?Meltdown99 said:Tory MPs call for action against self-confessed ISIS recruit living in Torontohttps://globalnews.ca/news/4204245/canadian-islamic-state-recruit-toronto/
 Trudeau will likely give hime a hug ...
 And regarding the most recent link two posts above... the math doesn't add up. I'm not surprised though- he is consistently showing he's not ready. I had hopes for him, but the optimism is dimming substantially.
 Just like we voted the last bum out... we'll be voting this bum out next election.
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            Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
 Trudeau's perspectives on that issue are moronic. The vast majority of Canada isn't interested in harbouring ISIS operatives under the guise of rehabilitation.PJ_Soul said:
 No he wouldn't. Are you willfully ignoring the actual reasons behind Trudeau's perspectives on that issue, or honestly ignorant to them?Meltdown99 said:Tory MPs call for action against self-confessed ISIS recruit living in Torontohttps://globalnews.ca/news/4204245/canadian-islamic-state-recruit-toronto/
 Trudeau will likely give hime a hug ...
 And regarding the most recent link two posts above... the math doesn't add up. I'm not surprised though- he is consistently showing he's not ready. I had hopes for him, but the optimism is dimming substantially.
 Just like we voted the last bum out... we'll be voting this bum out next election.I have already said many time I don't agree with Trudeau's handling of it. But his perspectives aren't moronic. They are based on Canadian law and what is reasonably possible under those laws. I don't agree with all of his conclusions or ideas here, but just writing it off as plain old "moronic" also dismisses a whole lot of fact.But I am addressing Meltdown's tendency towards really silly hyperbole. It denigrates all discourse IMO, and it is a tactic that is spreading in Canada, and it disgusts me, frankly.With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata0
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 How does Canadian law regard a citizen who has committed grievous offences in another country?PJ_Soul said:Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
 Trudeau's perspectives on that issue are moronic. The vast majority of Canada isn't interested in harbouring ISIS operatives under the guise of rehabilitation.PJ_Soul said:
 No he wouldn't. Are you willfully ignoring the actual reasons behind Trudeau's perspectives on that issue, or honestly ignorant to them?Meltdown99 said:Tory MPs call for action against self-confessed ISIS recruit living in Torontohttps://globalnews.ca/news/4204245/canadian-islamic-state-recruit-toronto/
 Trudeau will likely give hime a hug ...
 And regarding the most recent link two posts above... the math doesn't add up. I'm not surprised though- he is consistently showing he's not ready. I had hopes for him, but the optimism is dimming substantially.
 Just like we voted the last bum out... we'll be voting this bum out next election.I have already said many time I don't agree with Trudeau's handling of it. But his perspectives aren't moronic. They are based on Canadian law and what is reasonably possible under those laws. I don't agree with all of his conclusions or ideas here, but just writing it off as plain old "moronic" also dismisses a whole lot of fact.But I am addressing Meltdown's tendency towards really silly hyperbole. It denigrates all discourse IMO, and it is a tactic that is spreading in Canada, and it disgusts me, frankly.
 https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/publications/guide-for-canadians-imprisoned-abroad says:
 If you break the laws of another country, you are subject to the judicial system of that country. Being a foreigner or not knowing the local laws is not an excuse. Global Affairs Canada can neither protect you from the consequences of your actions nor override the decisions of local authorities.
 The rat that wormed his way into Canada was an executioner for ISIS in Syria- confessing to shooting people in the head (Meltdown's link).
 You say Trudeau's perspectives are based on Canadian law and what is reasonably possible under those laws. I say there's a bit more latitude in Canadian law to let these losers reap what they have sown than what you seem willing to accept. In his own words, Trudeau has come across as somewhat eager to assist the terror voyeurs re-enter Canada in the hopes of helping them re-establish 'normalcy'.
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