Yea i actually read through it last night. They seem like the most obvious choice for me. Even if it splits the vote i would prefer starting to see a wave of change in that direction. My vote will still be meaningful in that way i hope.
The PPC will not win and is actually helping the Turd. If the PPC siphons enough Conservative votes in competitive ridings, a seat that could have gone to the Conservatives will go to the Liberals instead.The only way we're getting rid of Trudeau is by strategically voting.
http://338canada.com/districts/12002e.htm
Check your ridings to see who has the best chance at taking the riding from the liberals. If NDP or greens have a chance at taking the riding from the liberal vote for them instead. The CPC needs all the seats it can get.
Also if you want to keep your registered hand guns, AR-15s and your short barreled rifles, the Conservative party of Canada must win.
https://globalnews.ca/news/5402803/bill-blair-assault-weapon-ban/
“There are some weapons, quite frankly, in my opinion, that are so dangerous that there really is no place in a safe and civil society for them, and I think there are measures we can take to make those guns just generally unacceptable and inaccessible.”
The AR-15 has never been used in a mass shooting in Canada. To own an AR-15 you have to get a restricted license, authorization to transport it and needs to be registered. It's not a cheapest semi auto rifle either.
The Liberals are hell bent on disarming Canadians slowly but surely. Don't let an indoctrinated Canadian liberal lie to you or reassure you that they aren't. The liberals will plunge Canada into chaos. There's already mass non compliance in Quebec when they tried to register all types of firearms.
There's some hardcore tyranny coming our way if the Turd gets in again.
They're coming for our guns and then our children because there's enough Liberals that will give them both up.
It's a shame because guns bring people together and helps immigrants integrate.
Diversity is not a strength, unity is. Look at all these young people getting together:
What are they so happy about? And yes some of those young teens are minorities.
I disagree.
Gosh, it's hard to believe it's been 4 years. Namaste
In the spirit of us Canadians minding our own fucking business, I thought we should have a thread wherein we discuss the coming Federal election on October 21st 2019.
In the interest of an actual informed discussion, here's the platforms for all the major parties, except the Bloc. If you're going to vote for the Bloc, you're going to vote for the Bloc.
https://www.liberal.ca/realchange/
https://www.conservative.ca/about-us/governing-documents/
https://www.ndp.ca/commitments
https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/platform
https://www.greenparty.ca/en/our-vision
What are the issues you think need attention in Canada? Who do you think will best address them? Why and based on what?
I'll start:
Our defence procurement is a fucking joke. Left or right, Canada needs to be able to protect its borders or we should consider closing up shop. We have no Naval surface to air capability at the moment, and because of pan parliament ineptitude that cannot be rectified for another decade, and even then, it won't be Canadian scientists and engineers who will be involved with its implementation. New fighter jets wont be delivered until 2025, and we still don't know which jet we're purchasing (at this moment, there's only one sensible purchase).
We have our own problems to worry about with healthcare. Our wait times continue to be excessively long, and a sizeable percentage of our population does not have a primary care physician. I don't actually think this is a funding issue. We spend enough. Our government, for the moment, probably does not have the inputs to actually fix the problems with the system. One problem is that the government can't insist on more doctors of a specific type, and where they should be located. We don't have enough primary care physicians, but we also can't force physicians to be GPs, or specialists of any particular kind. Another problem is that people go to emergency rooms for primary care, including for chronic illnesses, largely because they have nothing else. This is not a spending issue, this is a systemic issue made worse by the fact that the actual implementation of systems is the responsibility of the provinces. I would support an NHS style intervention. Whatever we're doing for the moment isn't working.
Our infrastructure is a joke. It's honestly the most embarrassing thing about coming home for a visit. The 2nd largest country in the world connected by a sparse network of goat paths.
Who's going to deal with these issues?
You know what? If the DEA wouldn't have stepped in to prevent Chretien from decriminalizing weed, I don't know if Trudeau would have won. Legalization was that big of a deciding factor for many people. And one I was dead wrong on - I thought he'd wait until about now to enact it as hook to get votes in this upcoming election.
this is a funny breakdown. and accurate
