Liberal (Minority/Majority) Government 2025 - ???

[brihard]

I would like to mark this momentous occasion, this, the day of our lord, 4th of july, 2026, as the day I, Altair, before man and god alike, agree with Armyrick.

Carry on.

Altair’s heatfucked.

MEDIC!

 

[Halifax Tar]

"Be careful about spreading misinformation and disinformation about this." - PM Trudeau criticizing claims that ordinary hunting rifles would be banned

What is the truth? There are very few absolutes in this world.

And the LPC should be careful, this could quickly turn around on them and their ilk.

 

[Altair]

What is the truth? There are very few absolutes in this world.

And the LPC should be careful, this could quickly turn around on them and their ilk.

I mean...the LPC might be playing the game here.

We have outlets like the rebel who use the courts to get access to post debate scrum like they are legitimate media, while posting objectively false information on social media.

I'm not a huge fan of it, but I cannot say I feel bad for outlets like the rebel

 

[Halifax Tar]

I mean...the LPC might be playing the game here.

We have outlets like the rebel who use the courts to get access to post debate scrum like they are legitimate media, while posting objectively false information on social media.

I'm not a huge fan of it, but I cannot say I feel bad for outlets like the rebel

If I felt this would be evenly applied id probably have more support for it.

 

[MilEME09]

Do you see how this could be weaponized to prevent legitimate criticism of the government?

Guard rails are needed for sure, but my statement still stands, government or not if you deliberately lie with the intention of harming the public, or public interest. You should be held accountable in a court of law.

 

[YZT580]

Guard rails are needed for sure, but my statement still stands, government or not if you deliberately lie with the intention of harming the public, or public interest. You should be held accountable in a court of law.

We rely too much on the courts. People around you who are habitual liars generally are isolated, mocked or simply ignored by their peers. Being alone is the ultimate punishment. When it comes to companies we have laws against false advertising which can cover most of their lies. That area is covered. I do believe that there should be consequences established for leadership that lies and not simply a slap on the wrist or a days suspension from the house either. I would be glad to support that bill but I am afraid policing it would be well nigh impossible. As for the internet, as long as what is written isn't slanderous or fitting under the umbrella of being malicious or threatening so what. The expression sticks and stones applies and again a habitual liar will find his followers dropping off one by one.

 

[Jarnhamar]

Guard rails are needed for sure, but my statement still stands, government or not if you deliberately lie with the intention of harming the public, or public interest. You should be held accountable in a court of law.

Would you agree the Liberal government should have been accountable for their "deficit guard rails" where they deliberately lied to the public about their guard rails by $22 billion dollars?