I fricking hate Indians but PP will continue importing them.
How much does Jussie pay you per post?
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ArriveCan and election interference commission reports.
Nothing. I voted for him 3 times.
no fan of the conservative dork, but there is no way he could be worse than trudeau. no fricking way.
>t. ppc voter
He's a lot worse. He'll continue importing immigrants, especially curry fricks and sand people, and then he'll cut taxes for the wealthy, cut funding for healthcare and privatize it when people already can't afford to pay their bills, and ban abortions, without exceptions for rape, incest, or to protect the life of the mother. He'll also do nothing for housing except for his corporate overlords and empower price gouging landlords. On the matter of grocery prices, on his team, Pollievre literally has a Loblaws lobbyist working with him, who'll ensure he does nothing to reign in on loblaws and other grocer chains from price gouging meanwhile they make record profits; off of people who are barely living paycheck to paycheck.
At least Trudeau offers a helping hand here and there, CERB, increased funding for healthcare, childcare, ending federal student loan interest, but obviously that's far from enough, but it IS better than PP (Pollievre).
The best choice is NDP or Greens, they have more policies that favor the working man/woman, like strong union support. Unfortunately they do support high immigration levels, but all the parties do.
NDP/Green are the best, unfortunately, no one is going to vote for them because they feel they'll never have a chance at winning.
>CERB, increased funding for healthcare, childcare, ending federal student loan interest, but obviously that's far from enough
See, people love getting these handouts since the cost of living is so expensive now. The gov't has us relying on them now. If things weren't so unaffordable the Liberal gov't wouldn't be able to gaslight us by offering us money after the inflationary results of their failed policies. >federal gov't makes living unaffordable >you now need to rely on the gov't
It's very simple.
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gov't makes living unaffordable
Have you missed my points about grocery chains, corporations and landlords price gouging customers/working people of society? You need a little bit of regulation to prevent that shit from occuring, and while Trudeau is far from doing enough, PP will cut all regulations on those issues, and it's going to get a whole lot worse.
Too much government is a bad thing, but so is too much corporatism and unrestrained capitalism, and the Liberals are just a diet version of the Conservatives when it comes to regulation. But obviously they (The Liberals) do a little bit to lend a helping hand with what I mentioned.
With the conservatives it's gonna be: "just pull yourselves up by the bootstraps!" meanwhile immigration will continue, landlords will continue, unrestrained to price gouge, loblaws will continue fricking ordinary people over while counting their money, and home prices will continue to go up because the conservatives will let corporations buy up land.
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Whatever you say, pinko. You're not wrong about the gouging on the part of major grocery chains tho', but it can be both at the same time you know.
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You should definitely keep voting for the parties that made it so you'll never own a house.
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The government made society shut down, causing companies to have to raise prices. Then they made it illegal to enforce due rent.
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>Too much government is a bad thing, but so is too much corporatism and unrestrained capitalism, and the Liberals are just a diet version of the Conservatives when it comes to regulation. But obviously they (The Liberals) do a little bit to lend a helping hand with what I mentioned.
No they don't. The Liberals sperg about how conservatives are le bad guys while they pump money to the metropolitan elite (their base). Just look at where all of the COVID relief ended up--if you make 150k a year you got 8k plus tax credits; if you were making 50k and lost your job you got 8k and a "good luck" (plus inflation erased that 8K because your cost of living has gone through the roof).
>ruining the country out of spite for rural people
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I don't like Trudeau anymore. But obviously he is better than PP for the reasons mentioned.
I want to vote NDP or Greens this time, even though I'm not that leftwing, but I'll hold my nose and vote for Trudeau if it means blocking that rat looking Millhouse from becoming PM.
They're obviously both shit choices, but if I had to pick I'd pick the least bad option.
In general, If you don't like what's going on in politics, vote for the best choice, even if it's the least bad, then, participate in the political process, contact your local representative/senator or mp make your voice heard on issues, become a community organizer or even run for office. That's the only way we'll actually get change.
https://i.imgur.com/YUdQm5K.gif
Whatever you say, pinko. You're not wrong about the gouging on the part of major grocery chains tho', but it can be both at the same time you know.
I'm centre-left, I support a mixed economy 50/50 capitalism and socialism. At least we found common ground on one issue.
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>That's the only way we'll actually get change.
moron.
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shut up Black person.
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The Conservatives seem like the least corrupt at this point in time.
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None of the things you've listed have been stated as policy from PP. And the ndp are as responsible as the liberals for our current state of affairs. You will never own a house.
>t.
I guarantee that within 10 years you'll either be a condescending Liberal diehard or a resentful NDP supporter (depending on your income bracket a few years after you graduate).
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NTA, but I'm socially conservative and fiscally liberal and literally no party represents me. They are all either socially liberal or fiscally conservative. I just want strong government policies which empower people to be able to build traditional family units without globohomosexual rigging the economy so both parents work while rigging the school system to make kids gay or trans.
>no fan of the conservative dork, but there is no way he could be worse than trudeau. no fricking way.
true. I kind of wish the Liberal didn't go woke and could actually manage a government. I htink their ideals are in the right place but they just let the public service bloat too hard, and then alienated normal people with the "its 2015, kneel for black lives, etc, etc."
>I kind of wish the Liberal didn't go woke and could actually manage a government. I htink their ideals are in the right place
Lol, you sound like a self-grooming poli sci undergrad.
>Beginning on the left uppermost shelf we have a copy of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Cancer Ward next to the Bodley Head edition of August 1914. >The only volume I recognise on the top centre shelf is Rupert Murdoch's HarperCollins Study Bible (sadly, lacking dust jacket). >The next shelf holds five Dickens novels belonging to the Penguin Clothbound Classics series: Bleak House, Hard Times, Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expectations. PenguinRandomHouse sells these volumes as part of a six-volume set. I wonder what it means that A Christmas Carol is missing. >Framed family photos dominate the second row of shelves, but look carefully and you'll see the second edition of Richard Rohmer's Patton's Gap (Toronto: Stoddart, 1998). >There aren't many Canadian books on Pierre Poilievre's shelves. The Rohmer aside, the only others I see are Stephen Payne's Canadian Wings: A Remarkable Century of Flight and Mark Reid's 100 Photos That Changed Canada. The Americans dominate: Reagan: In His Own Hand, Henry Kissinger's Diplomacy, Karl Rove's Courage and Consequence, Thomas Maier's The Kennedys, and Peter Baker's Days of Fire: Bush and Chaney in the White House. >What else have we got? A paperback copy of 1984 is followed by The Wicked Wit of Winston Churchill. A Regnery Gateway book is next. I thought at first it might be Ann Coulter's High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton, but now have my doubts.
Kind of pleb but not terrible.
I can make out Isaacson's bio of Einstein (looks like a library book), something by or about Plato, and what looks like a bio of Sir John A. MacDonald. Also, that Ceasar book has changed places from the other side.
What are we supposed to "do"? The government is an oligarchy. Most people are slaves who don't care about anything except for their private affairs. They can move as many browns into this country as they want, but they can't get rid of Canadians, and their reign won't last forever.
>They can move as many browns into this country as they want, but they can't get rid of Canadians,
Ever have a look at the demographics of Brampton? Lol
I had a meeting with a guy who was on Jason Kenny's staff, and he was a pretty obnoxious libertarian. It was a meeting completely unrelated to politics and he went off quite quickly about how poor people dont want to work, and how even $300k a year isnt enough to live well in Canada because of taxes.
But, beyond pretty substantial disagreement with his politics, he was pretty nice.
I just found out a part of my family is voting for him next year. Fricking morons. Trudeau sucks but this guy is far worse.
Import more indians pls
I fricking hate Indians but PP will continue importing them.
Nothing. I voted for him 3 times.
He's a lot worse. He'll continue importing immigrants, especially curry fricks and sand people, and then he'll cut taxes for the wealthy, cut funding for healthcare and privatize it when people already can't afford to pay their bills, and ban abortions, without exceptions for rape, incest, or to protect the life of the mother. He'll also do nothing for housing except for his corporate overlords and empower price gouging landlords. On the matter of grocery prices, on his team, Pollievre literally has a Loblaws lobbyist working with him, who'll ensure he does nothing to reign in on loblaws and other grocer chains from price gouging meanwhile they make record profits; off of people who are barely living paycheck to paycheck.
At least Trudeau offers a helping hand here and there, CERB, increased funding for healthcare, childcare, ending federal student loan interest, but obviously that's far from enough, but it IS better than PP (Pollievre).
The best choice is NDP or Greens, they have more policies that favor the working man/woman, like strong union support. Unfortunately they do support high immigration levels, but all the parties do.
NDP/Green are the best, unfortunately, no one is going to vote for them because they feel they'll never have a chance at winning.
>CERB, increased funding for healthcare, childcare, ending federal student loan interest, but obviously that's far from enough
See, people love getting these handouts since the cost of living is so expensive now. The gov't has us relying on them now. If things weren't so unaffordable the Liberal gov't wouldn't be able to gaslight us by offering us money after the inflationary results of their failed policies.
>federal gov't makes living unaffordable
>you now need to rely on the gov't
It's very simple.
gov't makes living unaffordable
Have you missed my points about grocery chains, corporations and landlords price gouging customers/working people of society? You need a little bit of regulation to prevent that shit from occuring, and while Trudeau is far from doing enough, PP will cut all regulations on those issues, and it's going to get a whole lot worse.
Too much government is a bad thing, but so is too much corporatism and unrestrained capitalism, and the Liberals are just a diet version of the Conservatives when it comes to regulation. But obviously they (The Liberals) do a little bit to lend a helping hand with what I mentioned.
With the conservatives it's gonna be: "just pull yourselves up by the bootstraps!" meanwhile immigration will continue, landlords will continue, unrestrained to price gouge, loblaws will continue fricking ordinary people over while counting their money, and home prices will continue to go up because the conservatives will let corporations buy up land.
Whatever you say, pinko. You're not wrong about the gouging on the part of major grocery chains tho', but it can be both at the same time you know.
You should definitely keep voting for the parties that made it so you'll never own a house.
The government made society shut down, causing companies to have to raise prices. Then they made it illegal to enforce due rent.
>Too much government is a bad thing, but so is too much corporatism and unrestrained capitalism, and the Liberals are just a diet version of the Conservatives when it comes to regulation. But obviously they (The Liberals) do a little bit to lend a helping hand with what I mentioned.
No they don't. The Liberals sperg about how conservatives are le bad guys while they pump money to the metropolitan elite (their base). Just look at where all of the COVID relief ended up--if you make 150k a year you got 8k plus tax credits; if you were making 50k and lost your job you got 8k and a "good luck" (plus inflation erased that 8K because your cost of living has gone through the roof).
You should seek MAID, it's free and effective
I got this for your comment. It's for you.
I'll keep living, just to piss you rednecks off.
>ruining the country out of spite for rural people
I don't like Trudeau anymore. But obviously he is better than PP for the reasons mentioned.
I want to vote NDP or Greens this time, even though I'm not that leftwing, but I'll hold my nose and vote for Trudeau if it means blocking that rat looking Millhouse from becoming PM.
They're obviously both shit choices, but if I had to pick I'd pick the least bad option.
In general, If you don't like what's going on in politics, vote for the best choice, even if it's the least bad, then, participate in the political process, contact your local representative/senator or mp make your voice heard on issues, become a community organizer or even run for office. That's the only way we'll actually get change.
I'm centre-left, I support a mixed economy 50/50 capitalism and socialism. At least we found common ground on one issue.
>That's the only way we'll actually get change.
moron.
shut up Black person.
The Conservatives seem like the least corrupt at this point in time.
None of the things you've listed have been stated as policy from PP. And the ndp are as responsible as the liberals for our current state of affairs. You will never own a house.
>t.
I guarantee that within 10 years you'll either be a condescending Liberal diehard or a resentful NDP supporter (depending on your income bracket a few years after you graduate).
NTA, but I'm socially conservative and fiscally liberal and literally no party represents me. They are all either socially liberal or fiscally conservative. I just want strong government policies which empower people to be able to build traditional family units without globohomosexual rigging the economy so both parents work while rigging the school system to make kids gay or trans.
How much does Jussie pay you per post?
ArriveCan and election interference commission reports.
Probably the Talmud for photo ops.
I am presently in the process of trying to convert my family from CPC to PPC.
plz sir reddem my family here from india
no fan of the conservative dork, but there is no way he could be worse than trudeau. no fricking way.
>t. ppc voter
Hellooo.
>no fan of the conservative dork, but there is no way he could be worse than trudeau. no fricking way.
true. I kind of wish the Liberal didn't go woke and could actually manage a government. I htink their ideals are in the right place but they just let the public service bloat too hard, and then alienated normal people with the "its 2015, kneel for black lives, etc, etc."
>I kind of wish the Liberal didn't go woke and could actually manage a government. I htink their ideals are in the right place
Lol, you sound like a self-grooming poli sci undergrad.
Lol, based. Apt prop to criticise Trudeau's agitprop.
>Beginning on the left uppermost shelf we have a copy of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's Cancer Ward next to the Bodley Head edition of August 1914.
>The only volume I recognise on the top centre shelf is Rupert Murdoch's HarperCollins Study Bible (sadly, lacking dust jacket).
>The next shelf holds five Dickens novels belonging to the Penguin Clothbound Classics series: Bleak House, Hard Times, Oliver Twist, A Tale of Two Cities, and Great Expectations. PenguinRandomHouse sells these volumes as part of a six-volume set. I wonder what it means that A Christmas Carol is missing.
>Framed family photos dominate the second row of shelves, but look carefully and you'll see the second edition of Richard Rohmer's Patton's Gap (Toronto: Stoddart, 1998).
>There aren't many Canadian books on Pierre Poilievre's shelves. The Rohmer aside, the only others I see are Stephen Payne's Canadian Wings: A Remarkable Century of Flight and Mark Reid's 100 Photos That Changed Canada. The Americans dominate: Reagan: In His Own Hand, Henry Kissinger's Diplomacy, Karl Rove's Courage and Consequence, Thomas Maier's The Kennedys, and Peter Baker's Days of Fire: Bush and Chaney in the White House.
>What else have we got? A paperback copy of 1984 is followed by The Wicked Wit of Winston Churchill. A Regnery Gateway book is next. I thought at first it might be Ann Coulter's High Crimes and Misdemeanors: The Case Against Bill Clinton, but now have my doubts.
Kind of pleb but not terrible.
https://brianbusby.blogspot.com/2022/02/on-pierre-poilievres-bookshelves.html?m=1
Bottom right is Hobbes Leviathan.
Good eye. Here's another shelf pic.
I can make out Isaacson's bio of Einstein (looks like a library book), something by or about Plato, and what looks like a bio of Sir John A. MacDonald. Also, that Ceasar book has changed places from the other side.
I'm not voting for anyone, they're all gays, I'm getting out of this shithole before it becomes 100% smelly fricking curry Indian
Where ya gonna go? Huh? Some other shithole filled with pakis too, I bet. Worldwide caliphate by 2100.
there'll be roughly the same amount of christians by that time, but they will all be black
If the West was taken over by devout Orthodox Ethiopians, I would take that over the Muslims any day.
China
i wonder what canadians will do when this guy wins and indians are still flooding in
What are we supposed to "do"? The government is an oligarchy. Most people are slaves who don't care about anything except for their private affairs. They can move as many browns into this country as they want, but they can't get rid of Canadians, and their reign won't last forever.
>They can move as many browns into this country as they want, but they can't get rid of Canadians,
Ever have a look at the demographics of Brampton? Lol
Kinda related - I know for a fact Jason Kenny read Bronze Age mindset. One of the dudes on his staff was a minor frogtwitter dude
Side note
I had a meeting with a guy who was on Jason Kenny's staff, and he was a pretty obnoxious libertarian. It was a meeting completely unrelated to politics and he went off quite quickly about how poor people dont want to work, and how even $300k a year isnt enough to live well in Canada because of taxes.
But, beyond pretty substantial disagreement with his politics, he was pretty nice.
Honcho and black inches
I'll be PM. Couldn't be any worse?
seems like you have to be pretty handsome to be PM in canadia...