Canadian Politics Redux

DE4173

I understand. Thanks!

dignin

The guy isn't even PM anymore and people are still bringing up the blackface.

Hey conservatives, you won. You don't even have to fuck him anymore, as much as you wanted it as advertised on your bumber stickers and flags.

So weird.

jhager79

Fun fact, up until 2021 I was a proud card carrying member of the Liberal Party. Have no party affiliation whatsoever 

DE4173

I'm not a conservative.

I do not want to fuck him. He is a handsome man, however.

Some Americans have bumper stickers and flags that say they want to fuck him? I agree, that is weird.

DarthMaeglin

mrussel1 said:

jhager79 said:

mrussel1 said:

DE4173 said:

jhager79 said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Justin Trudeau really did bring dignity to the office of the Prime Minister, didn’t he?

At least he’s not wearing blackface or Indian cos play 

Remember how angry everyone was when this movie was released?   Neither do I.  

Are you actually comparing a 1986 Hollywood comedy with the actions of a man who became Prime Minister and forgot how many times he dressed up in black face? Incredible 

What year did he do it?  

The point I’m making is that you judge people by the morals of their day, not the morals of today. It’s called historical perspective and a very basic tenet for historians. 

Think anyone around here called their friends gay, fag, retard in the 80s and 90s?  I’m guessing yes. Should we shun them, fire them from their jobs and socially outcast them? My vote is no. But these are the things that kill the left. They became the new Puritans over the past decade. 

He initially did it (that we know) in high school, then as a counselor at a white water rafting camp. I actually give him a pass on those and wonder where the adults were (or did they not want to say no to the son of a former PM?).

 The last instance we know of was in late 2001 when he was in his late 20s employed as a teacher at a prestigious private school. The photo above was taken at an Aladdin-themed school party.

When caught (he admits he hid it from everyone) he allowed that there could likely be more photos out there because he can’t remember all the times he did it.

 He was also what could be called an enthusiast, colouring every exposed piece of skin.

It’s sickened me that for 6 years now my country has been represented by a man who has pictures of him in blackface while in a position of authority circulating. Most here have consistently excused it.

Zod

lol, this thread is so f'ing hostile.  wtf?

Anyone interested about current events, or whether out new prime minister is capable of helping with the current situation?  Will he stay PM for long?  Will the Liberals cap off an unexpected comeback?   Will the U.S. easy off tariff's and pressure to give PP a chance to win?   How do you all feel about being annexed?

Halifax2TheMax

Zod said:

lol, this thread is so f'ing hostile.  wtf?

Anyone interested about current events, or whether out new prime minister is capable of helping with the current situation?  Will he stay PM for long?  Will the Liberals cap off an unexpected comeback?   Will the U.S. easy off tariff's and pressure to give PP a chance to win?   How do you all feel about being annexed?

Tell me about the cabinet. Size, role, responsibilities, history. Is it like the US? Is there a confirmation process? Does size matter?

So much of the world seems to be having difficulty dealing with a mad man. Not any mad man mind you.

Is there golf in Greenland?

Original_Shifty

Halifax2TheMax said:

Zod said:

lol, this thread is so f'ing hostile.  wtf?

Anyone interested about current events, or whether out new prime minister is capable of helping with the current situation?  Will he stay PM for long?  Will the Liberals cap off an unexpected comeback?   Will the U.S. easy off tariff's and pressure to give PP a chance to win?   How do you all feel about being annexed?

Is there golf in Greenland?

AI Overview

Learn more

Yes, you can golf in Greenland, specifically in Nuuk, where there's a nine-hole golf course, and even indoors with golf simulators during the winter. 

Here's a more detailed look at golf in Greenland:

• Nuuk Golf Course:

  Greenland's capital, Nuuk, boasts a nine-hole golf course with plans for an additional nine holes. 

Winter Golf:

During the winter months, the golf club in Nuuk moves indoors and uses two golf simulators, allowing for year-round golf play. 

Extreme Golf:

The Uummannaq golf course is one of the most extreme golf courses in the world, located 600 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, with temperatures dropping below -50 Celsius. The course has no grass, just ice and snow. 

Unique Features:

The Uummannaq course has unique features such as freezing glaciers, huge icebergs, and glaciers and icebergs that move slowly all year round. 

Snow Golf:

Golfers putt the ball on "whites" rather than greens. 

• Golf in Greenland

  In Greenland's capital, Nuuk, there is a beautiful nine-hole golf course of 2,109 meters (yellow tee) and 1,790 meters (red tee) r...

  

  Guide to Greenland
• Snow Golf in Greenland - Bucket List Golf - GolfPlayed
• 
  

Halifax2TheMax

Original_Shifty said:

Halifax2TheMax said:

Zod said:

lol, this thread is so f'ing hostile.  wtf?

Anyone interested about current events, or whether out new prime minister is capable of helping with the current situation?  Will he stay PM for long?  Will the Liberals cap off an unexpected comeback?   Will the U.S. easy off tariff's and pressure to give PP a chance to win?   How do you all feel about being annexed?

Is there golf in Greenland?

AI Overview

Learn more

Yes, you can golf in Greenland, specifically in Nuuk, where there's a nine-hole golf course, and even indoors with golf simulators during the winter. 

Here's a more detailed look at golf in Greenland:

• Nuuk Golf Course:

  Greenland's capital, Nuuk, boasts a nine-hole golf course with plans for an additional nine holes. 
• Winter Golf:

  During the winter months, the golf club in Nuuk moves indoors and uses two golf simulators, allowing for year-round golf play. 
• Extreme Golf:

  The Uummannaq golf course is one of the most extreme golf courses in the world, located 600 kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, with temperatures dropping below -50 Celsius. The course has no grass, just ice and snow. 
• Unique Features:

  The Uummannaq course has unique features such as freezing glaciers, huge icebergs, and glaciers and icebergs that move slowly all year round. 
• Snow Golf:

  Golfers putt the ball on "whites" rather than greens. 

• Golf in Greenland

  In Greenland's capital, Nuuk, there is a beautiful nine-hole golf course of 2,109 meters (yellow tee) and 1,790 meters (red tee) r...

  

  Guide to Greenland
• Snow Golf in Greenland - Bucket List Golf - GolfPlayed
• 
  

The yellow tees must be for COOTWH and come with a used towel embossed with POTR, right?? Ask AI that, please!

DarthMaeglin

This is a joke, a ploy on words that practically wrote itself.

 The clown has left the building, replaced by a man named Carney.

HughFreakingDillon

I wondering when the "clown/carnie" jokes would start. 

DarthMaeglin

HughFreakingDillon said:

I wondering when the "clown/carnie" jokes would start. 

Figured I’d wait until it’s official.

DarthMaeglin

Pledging to eliminate the consumer carbon tax without explaining how he’ll stop industry from passing the cost down to the end consumer feel a bit snake oily to me, lol.

brianlux

Zod said:

lol, this thread is so f'ing hostile.  wtf?

Anyone interested about current events, or whether out new prime minister is capable of helping with the current situation?  Will he stay PM for long?  Will the Liberals cap off an unexpected comeback?   Will the U.S. easy off tariff's and pressure to give PP a chance to win?   How do you all feel about being annexed?

I was just noticing that as well.  Hostile and mildly perverted at times.  I guess the pressure is getting everyone only in different ways. 

PJ_Soul

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

dignin

PJ_Soul said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

So many people have molded their identities around hating Trudeau, now that he's gone they're lost.

It's gonna take them awhile to figure out how to hate Carney to fill that hole inside of them.

My bet is they will settle around him being an elitist banker. His resume looks way to fancy up against PP's.

DarthMaeglin

PJ_Soul said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

I love how every criticism simply shows my bias and has zero merit, and Justin Trudeau’s every action is justified or excused. I think that might show some crazy bias as well.

HughFreakingDillon

DarthMaeglin said:

PJ_Soul said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

I love how every criticism simply shows my bias and has zero merit, and Justin Trudeau’s every action is justified or excused. I think that might show some crazy bias as well.

no, honestly, you have to look at the specific criticism. I had to to the same during trump's first term. I admittedly had pretty strong TDS at that time, then I started to ask myself if Obama/any other dem did that, would it bother me. The answer was usually yes, but sometimes no. I'm guessing you wouldn't care if Harper had done this. It would have "shown his lighter side". 

DarthMaeglin

HughFreakingDillon said:

DarthMaeglin said:

PJ_Soul said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

I love how every criticism simply shows my bias and has zero merit, and Justin Trudeau’s every action is justified or excused. I think that might show some crazy bias as well.

no, honestly, you have to look at the specific criticism. I had to to the same during trump's first term. I admittedly had pretty strong TDS at that time, then I started to ask myself if Obama/any other dem did that, would it bother me. The answer was usually yes, but sometimes no. I'm guessing you wouldn't care if Harper had done this. It would have "shown his lighter side". 

I absolutely would have cared if Harper had done this. Believe it or not it’s not always about Justin except insofar as he makes it about himself. I wouldn’t be surprised if he did it exactly to draw a reaction because in that moment, in his head, it was just a room.

One of the only things I can give Dear Justin credit for is learning to keep his shirt on when he goes jogging, but I’m the asshole for considering that an embarrassment and beneath the office of the Prime Minister of Canada, I know.

dignin

DarthMaeglin said:

HughFreakingDillon said:

DarthMaeglin said:

PJ_Soul said:

DarthMaeglin said:

Original_Shifty said:

I don't know the context of that pic so I can't comment on it. I can post pics too of him being dignified and caring. Not sure of your point.

It was him following the tradition of taking his seat from the House of Commons, something all MPs apparently do. But most aren’t photographed looking directly into the camera with such a childish display.

For him, in that moment it was just a room, not the House of Commons of the Canadian Parliament, I get it.

This is some pretty crazy bias showing, lol. Your reaction to that photo is extremely unreasonable. The tradition is not a deadpan one. I would say that when parliament has a better sense of humour than you do about something, it's time to reflect a little bit.

I love how every criticism simply shows my bias and has zero merit, and Justin Trudeau’s every action is justified or excused. I think that might show some crazy bias as well.

no, honestly, you have to look at the specific criticism. I had to to the same during trump's first term. I admittedly had pretty strong TDS at that time, then I started to ask myself if Obama/any other dem did that, would it bother me. The answer was usually yes, but sometimes no. I'm guessing you wouldn't care if Harper had done this. It would have "shown his lighter side". 

I absolutely would have cared if Harper had done this. Believe it or not it’s not always about Justin except insofar as he makes it about himself. I wouldn’t be surprised if he did it exactly to draw a reaction because in that moment, in his head, it was just a room.

One of the only things I can give Dear Justin credit for is learning to keep his shirt on when he goes jogging, but I’m the asshole for considering that an embarrassment and beneath the office of the Prime Minister of Canada, I know.

Oh my!

Were you getting too hot and bothered?