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Jar-Jar Fanboy
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I'm going PPC, boys. Mad Max is the only one I've seen who's openly opposed to vaccine passports/mandates, and anti-censorship. He's really the only logical choice for freedom-lovers
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- 27 de Feb, 2019
wait so you're telling me "George Floyd" isn't just a meme made by the OP? That's a real "person'?
Is it a tranny?
Is it a tranny?
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- 25 de Ago, 2019
Yeah, but Jagmeet Singh has the better beard, which makes him the winner in my book.
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- 9 de Sep, 2021
Yeah but only because he's forced to by his religion. Same with his dorky hat. When I tell people I won't vote for him because he's clearly waaay too into religion, people say I'm being racist. I don't give a shit about his race.
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Wait canada is actually electing conservatives?
Ser Prize
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PC is gonna win and it's gonna suck since their platform is more or less identical to libs. Voting PPC but I have no hope.
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GEORGE FLOYD.
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING.
I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING.
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Largely down to how successfully the left has demonized any right wing opinion or belief over the years. In Canada for example the Cons always start from behind since abortion and healthcare inevitably pop up as issues (whether organically from court cases/current events or deliberately from Liberal fearmongering) and leadership has to walk the tightrope to win over suburban votes.
As Canada has always had a modern moderate mainstream political culture with elections determined in Ontario and Quebec - i.e. gibs central - the result are these cucked morons, there's just no other way for a federal conservative party to obtain power otherwise. Mad Max is the best of the bunch, but it'll take a serious western separatist movement before his like can get somewhere.
No damn idea, and anyone who thinks they know the outcome is fooling themselves. This election is a literal coin flip at this stage, there's upwards of 40-50 odd ridings far too close to call and how they split will determine who forms government. The only certainty is that it'll be a minority government.
For those interested in following this shitshow the place to watch is the Maritimes, there's a lot of pent-up frustration with the Liberals there right now and it might be enough to finally break through the perpetual Stockholm syndrome which plagues the region. If there's a noticeable break for the Cons there election night it points to a Con government.
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I didn't vote in the last election. I recall writing my MP to ask him to oppose the Trudeau governments plans to dramatically increase in immigration into Canada, only to not receive any reply, not even a form letter. I didn't really think of the People's Party as a serious party. Anyways, I disagree with much of their platform, save their promises to reduce immigration into Canada and introduce various reforms to that system, although frankly I think their platform on immigration doesn't go far enough. But now that all of the parties save the PPC are determined to continue the lockdowns and the mass human rights violations that have taken place in the name of fighting covid, mad Max and his party really are the only choice.
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I'll be voting for the PPC again, but I know it doesn't mean anything really. I think that the Liberals will eek out a win over the Conservatives and the NDP will increase a little because they're just promising the world to people as per usual. I see little distinction between the three major parties as the choices are all on the Left anyway. Like @wry wrangler above (from what I can tell) I care most about immigration and all of them are absolutely for more, more, more. Bernier's the only one who says he'd want to reduce it, but then we go back to the issue of: he doesn't have a chance in hell to win.
It's funny watching progressives and Liberal/NDP/Green party loyalists up here lose their shit over anyone who runs for the Conservatives whether it's O'Toole this time or Scheer last time or whichever Chinese guy it'll be next time. Not to the degree that we've seen in the States with Trump, but they do act like anyone wearing a blue tie (that isn't a mistake on my part for any non-Canadians who may read this) here is some ultra conservative out of their latest Netflix dystopian thriller. In reality if you presented the platform of the Liberals and the Conservatives without any associations to the parties or leaders to someone who was unbiased and politically apathetic, I'm not sure that they'd really notice all that much of a difference.
Anyways, yeah I'll throw a vote Bernier's way and prepare my asshole for some ever increasing immigration, unending Covid doomering and mandates.
It's funny watching progressives and Liberal/NDP/Green party loyalists up here lose their shit over anyone who runs for the Conservatives whether it's O'Toole this time or Scheer last time or whichever Chinese guy it'll be next time. Not to the degree that we've seen in the States with Trump, but they do act like anyone wearing a blue tie (that isn't a mistake on my part for any non-Canadians who may read this) here is some ultra conservative out of their latest Netflix dystopian thriller. In reality if you presented the platform of the Liberals and the Conservatives without any associations to the parties or leaders to someone who was unbiased and politically apathetic, I'm not sure that they'd really notice all that much of a difference.
Anyways, yeah I'll throw a vote Bernier's way and prepare my asshole for some ever increasing immigration, unending Covid doomering and mandates.
JT Marlin
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Day of the rake when?
Ser Prize
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Instead of autistically failing to make a news post(because toronto star is subscription) I'll post this here.
BlueSpark
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Shortly after the Boston Bombing terrorist attack back in 2013 Trudeau had a lot of sympathy for people that kill children at marathons:
But he won't extend this decency to Canadians that won't inject chemicals into themselves because the government said to. Maybe this cunt should look into the "root causes" of why people don't trust billion dollar pharmaceutical companies and politicians.
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Sikhism is a far better religion than nigger-worship.
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I think that the PPC has an actual chance on gaining some seats this election. Kind of strange considering that when I voted for them last election I barely seen the amount of support that I am seeing now. I don't see the cons pulling a majority unless they managed to flip the bugman stronghold in the GTA.
I think people need to understand that it matters your MPP and MP at this stage. Even if the leadership doesn't swing in our favor, hopefully you have someone at a local level to go to bat, and this is what I think people need to understand in order for there to be some real reform. Trudeau was a lame duck prime minister that had no power beyond making his lame duck speeches since the previous election. He is bitter and knows his days are at their end in the leadership.
If the PPC manages to get a few seats in this election, that will be the indicator that Canada is more than likely in the next decade is going to flip and the current broken paradigm may be ready to change. There are enough disenfranchised conservatives at this stage that this could be achieved. Maybe not this election, but definitely with in the next couple of election cycles. The current platform of the major parties all require being still brain dead not willing to critically think. Fortunately we have a lot of people beginning to smell the coffee, just this has to be achieved at a grassroots level.
Either way their faggy mandates are only going to go so far because I think people are beginning to realize the gravity of the situation. Its almost the best thing to happen is the cons to win so once their inevitable flaws are presented that will hopefully be the catalyst to flip the rest of their base. Going to be an interesting few years either way.
I think people need to understand that it matters your MPP and MP at this stage. Even if the leadership doesn't swing in our favor, hopefully you have someone at a local level to go to bat, and this is what I think people need to understand in order for there to be some real reform. Trudeau was a lame duck prime minister that had no power beyond making his lame duck speeches since the previous election. He is bitter and knows his days are at their end in the leadership.
If the PPC manages to get a few seats in this election, that will be the indicator that Canada is more than likely in the next decade is going to flip and the current broken paradigm may be ready to change. There are enough disenfranchised conservatives at this stage that this could be achieved. Maybe not this election, but definitely with in the next couple of election cycles. The current platform of the major parties all require being still brain dead not willing to critically think. Fortunately we have a lot of people beginning to smell the coffee, just this has to be achieved at a grassroots level.
Either way their faggy mandates are only going to go so far because I think people are beginning to realize the gravity of the situation. Its almost the best thing to happen is the cons to win so once their inevitable flaws are presented that will hopefully be the catalyst to flip the rest of their base. Going to be an interesting few years either way.
totallyrandomusername
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Yeah, but his turban is where he hides his gat, so he can pop a cap in the ass of anyone that disagrees with him. Hardcore gangster.
Personally, I'm generally a fan of followers of the Sikh faith. I haven't met one over the years, and I have met quite a few in medicine, who isn't congenial, well-mannered, well-spoken, and thoughtful before speaking. I would pick having a Sikh as a neighbor over many, many other people.
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