Canadian Politics Redux
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HughFreakingDillon said:Trudeau for Supreme Emperor! LOL0
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Yeah, let's have an unnecessary election as the country enters/is into the fourth wave of covid (but it's a pandemic of the unvaccinated, so shall we also suspend their right to vote in person?). I couldn't have asked for clearer proof Emperor Trudeau doesn't care about the citizens he's supposed to be serving.
Wading into a crowded room with a bulletproof vest under his shirt while not informing the attendees of the threat is another example that jumps to mind.
Have those 2 jets fueled up for Monday!"The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
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DarthMaeglin said:Yeah, let's have an unnecessary election as the country enters/is into the fourth wave of covid (but it's a pandemic of the unvaccinated, so shall we also suspend their right to vote in person?). I couldn't have asked for clearer proof Emperor Trudeau doesn't care about the citizens he's supposed to be serving.
Wading into a crowded room with a bulletproof vest under his shirt while not informing the attendees of the threat is another example that jumps to mind.
Have those 2 jets fueled up for Monday!Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Meltdown99 said:DarthMaeglin said:Yeah, let's have an unnecessary election as the country enters/is into the fourth wave of covid (but it's a pandemic of the unvaccinated, so shall we also suspend their right to vote in person?). I couldn't have asked for clearer proof Emperor Trudeau doesn't care about the citizens he's supposed to be serving.
Wading into a crowded room with a bulletproof vest under his shirt while not informing the attendees of the threat is another example that jumps to mind.
Have those 2 jets fueled up for Monday!
I just can’t honestly believe the Prime Minister of Canada is considering an unneeded election during the fourth wave in a global pandemic. He has proven himself a clear and present danger (to use American terminology) to Canadian lives. Unless he smartens up before Sunday.
I will gain a huge amount of respect for the new Governor General if she refuses Trudeau in light of Singh’s letter to her where he pledged to support the government to avoid a pandemic election.
"The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
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DarthMaeglin said:Meltdown99 said:DarthMaeglin said:Yeah, let's have an unnecessary election as the country enters/is into the fourth wave of covid (but it's a pandemic of the unvaccinated, so shall we also suspend their right to vote in person?). I couldn't have asked for clearer proof Emperor Trudeau doesn't care about the citizens he's supposed to be serving.
Wading into a crowded room with a bulletproof vest under his shirt while not informing the attendees of the threat is another example that jumps to mind.
Have those 2 jets fueled up for Monday!
I just can’t honestly believe the Prime Minister of Canada is considering an unneeded election during the fourth wave in a global pandemic. He has proven himself a clear and present danger (to use American terminology) to Canadian lives. Unless he smartens up before Sunday.
I will gain a huge amount of respect for the new Governor General if she refuses Trudeau in light of Singh’s letter to her where he pledged to support the government to avoid a pandemic election.
I see no need for an election…especially since where in a 4th wave. Just being opportunist.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
If the election happens I'm definitely spite voting from the Green Party.Feels like a complete waste of time and money. There's been no vote of no confidence. The NDP have been propping up the Liberals. None of the leaders seem quality enough to get a majority. It's going to be minority governments for a while unless they can find someone better.wtf? I remember Cretien used to pull that shit with elections after 3 years, but it was usually a slam dunk when he did it. At least it looks like a clever move. Trudeau is doing it with a pretty solid chance that nothing changes. I'd almost take O'Toole in charge for a term, just to get Trudeau ousted for calling an unnecessary election.0
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The Libs and Cons have been swapping running the country since confederation. I am thinking of giving the NDP my spite vote, give them a chance as a minority to see if they don’t mess up too badly1996: Toronto
2003: St. Paul
2005: Thunder Bay
2008: West Palm Beach, Tampa
2009: Chicago I, Chicago II
2010: Boston
2011: Toronto I, Toronto II, Winnipeg
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Pittsburgh, Buffalo
2014: St. Paul, Milwaukee
2016: Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto I, Toronto II
2022: Hamilton, Toronto
2023: St. Paul I, St. Paul II
2024: Vancouver I, Vancouver II0 -
Good point about the liberals and conservatives. I am on the fence...but am leaning NDP.
I like their platform of adding dental care and pharma care...
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Generally my issue with the NDP is that they all the seem to want to do is introduce new programs and increase spending. My issue with that is our debt is getting pretty big, we have the looming Baby Boomer problem, and our health care is getting worse every year. Fix health care, then think about adding new programs. No new programs until I have an f'ing doctor.That being said, the Libs are spending money at crazy rates. It made sense at the beginning of the pandemic.. but maybe they shouldn't of been so fast and loose with it this deep into the pandemic.The Cons are supposed to be the financially responsible party, but generally they cut taxes without cutting programs, so they find their own ways to deficits. I think in the last 40 years during the times they were in power they had 1 year in surplus. Harper just kissed a surplus by selling off GM shares Canada bought at the beginning of the pandemic Crisis.And now Harper doesn't even seem like he was that bad.. lol. I never voted for him, but if he was running for the Cons instead of O'Toole, I'd bet he'd win.0
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Zod said:Generally my issue with the NDP is that they all the seem to want to do is introduce new programs and increase spending. My issue with that is our debt is getting pretty big, we have the looming Baby Boomer problem, and our health care is getting worse every year. Fix health care, then think about adding new programs. No new programs until I have an f'ing doctor.That being said, the Libs are spending money at crazy rates. It made sense at the beginning of the pandemic.. but maybe they shouldn't of been so fast and loose with it this deep into the pandemic.The Cons are supposed to be the financially responsible party, but generally they cut taxes without cutting programs, so they find their own ways to deficits. I think in the last 40 years during the times they were in power they had 1 year in surplus. Harper just kissed a surplus by selling off GM shares Canada bought at the beginning of the pandemic Crisis.And now Harper doesn't even seem like he was that bad.. lol. I never voted for him, but if he was running for the Cons instead of O'Toole, I'd bet he'd win.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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Zod said:Generally my issue with the NDP is that they all the seem to want to do is introduce new programs and increase spending. My issue with that is our debt is getting pretty big, we have the looming Baby Boomer problem, and our health care is getting worse every year. Fix health care, then think about adding new programs. No new programs until I have an f'ing doctor.That being said, the Libs are spending money at crazy rates. It made sense at the beginning of the pandemic.. but maybe they shouldn't of been so fast and loose with it this deep into the pandemic.The Cons are supposed to be the financially responsible party, but generally they cut taxes without cutting programs, so they find their own ways to deficits. I think in the last 40 years during the times they were in power they had 1 year in surplus. Harper just kissed a surplus by selling off GM shares Canada bought at the beginning of the pandemic Crisis.And now Harper doesn't even seem like he was that bad.. lol. I never voted for him, but if he was running for the Cons instead of O'Toole, I'd bet he'd win.
I certainly understand wanting healthcare to be quality and for everyone to have a doctor. Personally. I think if the feds contributed 35% to to every health care dollar then we could have some form of pharma care/dental care. Initially they could cap it for people under a certain income bracket. When healthcare was set up the feds contributed 35%, now it's 22%. The feds have all kinds of money for their pet projects but a big fuck you to the taxpayers who need healthcare services. Healthcare services should be our number 1 priority.Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Feds win battle for privacy of serial killer Paul Bernardo and cop killer Craig Munro over victims' families' requests
https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/feds-fight-for-privacy-of-serial-killer-paul-bernardo-and-cop-killer-craig-munro-over-victims-families-requests
“They talk about the privacy interests of these guys, but these are notorious crimes, they’re public crimes. There’s nothing private about this,” said Tim Danson, a Toronto lawyer representing the families of the victims and the Toronto Police Association.“In my view, when people convicted of first-degree murder apply for parole and are asking to be relieved from the consequences of their life sentence and their criminal acts to be released into the public, they waive their privacy rights.”This is Canada. Criminals have more rights than victims. Both Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka should have been excuted. They are the scum of the earth and the she devil walks free somewhere in Quebec.
Shame on any landlord or business that takes money from that evil bitch…
And good old Paul thinks he deserves freedom…lolGive Peas A Chance…0 -
Look he’s bringing Canada’s biggest gold digger his wife. Who the fuck are these clowns trying to kid with this sham marriage…she like the lifestyle Canadian taxpayers keep her in…well she is from Quebec…
How many Nannie’s does this gold digger have now?Give Peas A Chance…0 -
Looks like it's official now.I really do feel like all 3 major parties kind of suck. You've got O'Toole which basically reflects only the needs and beliefs of the prairies. Trudeau who seems to make a fair number of mistakes and is spending the country into massive debts. NDP who also went to spend a whole bunch more and bring in new social programs when our existing ones are falling apart.At this point, all I want is another minority government so if any of these parties get voted in they don't have roughshot for the next 4-5 years.My riding is Elizabeth May's riding, which I think she still runs even though she doesn't lead the greens. It makes it an easy vote because she always wins here. If she doesn't run, that's going to be interesting....0
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I agree with you
I have a federal minister in my riding, so their seat is pretty safe. But, I also don’t think this election is necessary and believe Trudeau needs to be replaced as leader. (Too many mistakes)
it is always interesting if your vote is “wasted” or not.
do you vote for the best person for your riding, or one that has a chance of being in a ruling party?
I have voted both strategies in the past and for the Libs, NDP and Green.
personally I think Singh is the most “human” personable person if that makes any sense. Yes, they (NDP) want to increase spending, but I have to believe they have people in the party that realize they will also have to cut other things for their wishes and balance things. I am willing to give them a chance in a minority position, Libs and Cons have had more than enough chancesSo I guess I am leaning to the NDP right now, but we will see what the campaign brings1996: Toronto
2003: St. Paul
2005: Thunder Bay
2008: West Palm Beach, Tampa
2009: Chicago I, Chicago II
2010: Boston
2011: Toronto I, Toronto II, Winnipeg
2012: Missoula
2013: London, Pittsburgh, Buffalo
2014: St. Paul, Milwaukee
2016: Quebec City, Ottawa, Toronto I, Toronto II
2022: Hamilton, Toronto
2023: St. Paul I, St. Paul II
2024: Vancouver I, Vancouver II0 -
Sometimes I vote for the party I actually want, sometimes it's strategic, and sometime's it's an F U vote.I'm leaning towards the greens this time around. None of the other parties align with what I want, but I do get the feeling of impending doom from environmental issues. The Liberals double downing on the only way to make our country cleaner is to twin the pipeline and sell more oil. WTF?All in all I think it's mostly moot where I live. The Libs don't get many seats on the Island. We tend to lean left. Usually lots of NDP wins with the odd Cons or Lib seat. My riding has been green for who knows how many elections in a row. May will win her seat again.. lol.0
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Maybe all the “strategic voters” who only wanted to nullify my Conservative vote can get their act together and deny Trudeau his majority. Remember Darth Harper? Well he ain’t got nothing on Emperor Trudeau!
Seriously though, I implore everyone to vote for what you believe in, not just against something.
"The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
10-30-1991 Toronto, Toronto 1 & 2 2016, Toronto 20220 -
DarthMaeglin said:Maybe all the “strategic voters” who only wanted to nullify my Conservative vote can get their act together and deny Trudeau his majority. Remember Darth Harper? Well he ain’t got nothing on Emperor Trudeau!
Seriously though, I implore everyone to vote for what you believe in, not just against something.Except, I don't think people that are anti-conservative are going to vote conservative, so you still get a vote split between the ndp and libs.Hence another minority government. Even if people vote for who they want it's a similar outcome. Those who love the cons vote for the cons, and those who don't split their votes...In all reality I'm not sure it matters anymore.. it's like choosing between a giant douche and a turd (to quote South Park).0 -
Zod said:DarthMaeglin said:Maybe all the “strategic voters” who only wanted to nullify my Conservative vote can get their act together and deny Trudeau his majority. Remember Darth Harper? Well he ain’t got nothing on Emperor Trudeau!
Seriously though, I implore everyone to vote for what you believe in, not just against something.Except, I don't think people that are anti-conservative are going to vote conservative, so you still get a vote split between the ndp and libs.Hence another minority government. Even if people vote for who they want it's a similar outcome. Those who love the cons vote for the cons, and those who don't split their votes...In all reality I'm not sure it matters anymore.. it's like choosing between a giant douche and a turd (to quote South Park).
if only there was some one that appealed to everyone. like a giant turd douche
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I was about to post something about cbc’s “coverage” of the election and realized that, thanks to Trudeau’s bald-faced lying and anti-democratic (or at least anti-accountability) tendencies, mixed with wide acceptance of his begaviours (seriously, who, as a post-millennial adult thought blackface was acceptable? AND HE ADMITS HE HID IT FROM EVERYONE!).
Christ, there I go, trying to say I find myself unable to post rationally about anything remotely connected to Trudeau and I go ahead and do it.
Several weeks ago I was able to recognize I had problems with Dear Leader that I needed to address. When I tried talking with my brother about it he did ask me a valid question that gave me pause: do I have a Trudeau problem or a Liberal problem? I really don’t have a problem with the Liberal Party of Canada (even if it would take a lot for me to vote for them, lol), but I now (after 6 years, bear in mind) have zero respect for the Justin Trudeau “Liberal” Party (that tries to out-NDP the NDP, now that IS Liberal, lol).
If one good thing has come out of this it’s that I have gained sympathy for the anti-Trump crowd’s feelings (I still maintain Trudeau’s just the “progressive” side of the coin to Trump’s “conservative” side but get laughed out of the room when I suggest it).So in closing I do want to wish everyone of every political well and stay safe during our COVID campaign.
And I’ll beg you all again to find something/someone to vote FOR, not just against. Abstention from voting is a perfectly acceptable option in my mind (despite the assertion of some that doing so gives up one’s right to complain for 4 years, lol)."The world is full of idiots and I am but one of them."
10-30-1991 Toronto, Toronto 1 & 2 2016, Toronto 20220
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