Amazing how the US government thinks US businesses have any standing in our country, after it wiped its ass with that trade treaty that wildly favoured them.
Kichae
joined 2 years ago
"Democrats didn't believe that the genocidal regime they sent bombs to would use those bombs to commit genocide."
"If you live in one of Canada'd largest cities, ebikes work great!"
Just another item on the "fuck people in smaller towns and rural Canadians, I want mine" wishlist, I see.
They've been conditioned to never admit a mistake. It's trapped them in abusive cycles, and it's made them the absolute worst kinds of people.
That is to say, they're capable of learning. They'd be more symoathetic if they were not. They're choosing not to learn out of peer pressure, and that makes them contemptable.
I have been told by multiple people (so, like, two. Maybe 3) over the years that things I have posted have changed their minds and their leanings on political topics. But these were not any of the people I was directly addressing. I think they may have all been before the rise of Big Social, too.
When Liberals promised that 2015 would be “the last election under first-past-the-post”, they weren’t just offering another policy
I mean, they weren't offering a policy at all. They had no plan, no specifics. They said they would take away one thing, but never gave details about what they would replace it with, and "nothing" was never an option.
They offered no policy.
This is policy. This has specifics. There is a plan attached to this.
Moreover, you can't truly hold Carney accountable for Trudeau's lack of action. He wasn't there, he wasn't involved. You may as well hold the NDP accountable for not getting it done while Trudeau was beholden to their support agreement.
Or hold the NDP accountable for all of the provinces they've made government in and never changed the electoral system. Who's actually worth trusting on this?
It's not even clear it's a better bat. Sweet spot might be a little bigger, but there are lots of reasons why the Yankees might light up a team. And it's not like "let's move the centre of mass closer to the hands" is some kind of magical insight. There's now way this hasn't been done before.
We'll need a much larger sample size than this to determine whether it's actually better.
Everything points to a right-wing pivot for the liberals
The last Liberal government bought a $5B oil pipeline. This smells more like honesty and pragmatism than any kind of actual ideological pivot.
It's a shame that there are 0 parties in the country who, when they've come to power in any jurisdiction, have implemented it.
Even the ones who claim to have it as party policy.
That's all well and good if you only have to transport yourself, and only have to go a few kilometres. Being a smug prick because you don't have any place to be or anyone else to bring with you does absolutely nothing to promote your cause to others.
Hahahaha. Those laws are for "citizens", not subjects.
Conservative parties have been idologically opposed to the rights, freedoms, and prosperity of the regular person for centuries. Word meanings are contextual, and in the context of governing blocs, it's never meant "wary of change and sticking to what works". It has always meant "fuck you, I've got mine".