Altair
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Yet we are still here.Our current prime minister managed to be so much worse than his father, and I've always held PET in utter contempt.
As a country.
Yet we are still here.Our current prime minister managed to be so much worse than his father, and I've always held PET in utter contempt.
I accept the amendmentOur current prime minister manages to be so much worse than his father, and I've always held PET in utter contempt. He was, before his son, the most divisive PM in living memory. And the most enamored of tyrannical regimes.
And we might not be in 10 or 20 years at this rate. Trudeau is doing his damnest to alienate anyone who disagrees with his views. Prime Ministers should be unifiers, not dividers and at this point the fact he'll be re-elected, even if not with a majority, tells me this country is broken.Yet we are still here.
As a country.
what a pathetic commentary,but trueI have faith that our country, compatriots, to survive any leadership.
Even a CPC one.
I fully agree - he was a petty dictator. And so is his son.Our current prime minister manages to be so much worse than his father, and I've always held PET in utter contempt.
EDITED TO ADD: He was, before his son, the most divisive PM in living memory. And the most enamored of tyrannical regimes.
Right....And we might not be in 10 or 20 years at this rate. Trudeau is doing his damnest to alienate anyone who disagrees with his views. Prime Ministers should be unifiers, not dividers and at this point the fact he'll be re-elected, even if not with a majority, tells me this country is broken.
Most amalgamated polls say they are still on the cusp of a majority.I fully agree - he was a petty dictator. And so is his son.
Here's a question:
What are the odds our Dear Leader changes his mind and decides to go on? According to a Nanos poll support for the LPC is declining.
Yes, however separation is at generational low now. Even the bloc isn't running on separation, they are running on just getting goodies for Quebec.We came pretty close to exploring a separation option once. Canada is not naturally cohesive.
I do like how Justin Trudeau is an authoritarian when he has been running the last two years in a minority parliament.We do a pretty good job (so far) of being a federation, but the accumulation of moralizing authoritarians who want top-down solutions to all of their bugbears, and want them today, is accelerating. There aren't many things off the table when you believe you're "on the right side of history" (whatever that is).
more than Brian Mulroney who reduced the PC party to 2 seats?Our current prime minister manages to be so much worse than his father, and I've always held PET in utter contempt.
EDITED TO ADD: He was, before his son, the most divisive PM in living memory. And the most enamored of tyrannical regimes.
I'm not sure that Prime Ministers are unifying in any way or ever have been, people have always wanted to take their ball and go home when they didn't get their wayAnd we might not be in 10 or 20 years at this rate. Trudeau is doing his damnest to alienate anyone who disagrees with his views. Prime Ministers should be unifiers, not dividers and at this point the fact he'll be re-elected, even if not with a majority, tells me this country is broken.
I don't think he's talking about QuebecYes, however separation is at generational low now. Even the bloc isn't running on separation, they are running on just getting goodies for Quebec.
The separatist party in provincial politics in Quebec is continuing to lose support.
I don't think we can look at Justin Trudeaus time at the helm as being on threatening to break apart our nation.
I do like how Justin Trudeau is an authoritarian when he has been running the last two years in a minority parliament.
Nothing he has gotten done in the last two years was done without a dance partner.
Unless jagmeet singh is another moralizing authoritarian.
HahahaI don't think he's talking about Quebec
Darn all those leftists working together in Parliament.Jagmeet Singh? The whole leftist post modernist movement is moralizing authoritarian
I do like how Justin Trudeau is an authoritarian when he has been running the last two years in a minority parliament.
Okay.He is. He's right comfortable in there with all the rest of the people who have things they want to either make forbidden or mandatory. Example, no firearms. Those people are a long, long way from classical liberalism and generally letting people live their own lives.
Okay.
Except I cannot think of any classically liberal party on offer.
So if none of the parties are classically liberal, why bother use that as a benchmark?
So if none of the parties are classically liberal, why bother use that as a benchmark?