Let the Americanization begin.

torontochris

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agincourt... let me guess, late 40's, blue collar, no savings, likely seeing layoffs. small town, depressed housing values on a house you're over leveraged on.

you were hoping the ndp would step in and save you. or robinmike would make it all better.

haha

again

Simpleton period haha

my last word, and last laugh
 

Ridgeman08

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I'm a simpleton LOL You do know that you are supposed to capitalize the first letter in a sentence, don't you?. I'm sure people from the prairies would love to see you refer to them as 'have not' provinces. Maybe you need to take a trip across Canada so you can see for yourself what a 'have not' province looks like.

Where did I say a party platform should be based on prostitution? The new laws that will be enacted will be much broader reaching then that - it won't just be changes to our prostitution laws.

How about you go back to school and fill that empty head with some knowledge.
LMAO! You may wanna check your punctuation there Lord Simpleton. It kills me whenever someone attacks another member's spelling/ grammar/ writing abilities, and in the same post, they make ridiculous errors themselves. :rolleyes:
 

fuji

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Any bets on how high the cons run up the deficit with exorbitant spending on the military, prisons, and g20 style pork barreling?

The only party in canada that took finance seriously has been destroyed.
 

Lord_Rambures

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Ah the sky is falling....

LOL

OTB
Most of us in Canada never wanted to live in a 'Geroge Bush style' Canada. Keep in mind, although Harper got a majority he only received 39.6% of the vote - gotta love our electoral system.
 

torontochris

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the only party in canada 'that took finance seriously' foolishly forced an election to the tune of 300 million AGAIN, to what end?

Any bets on how high the cons run up the deficit with exorbitant spending on the military, prisons, and g20 style pork barreling?

The only party in canada that took finance seriously has been destroyed.
 

Lord_Rambures

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Any bets on how high the cons run up the deficit with exorbitant spending on the military, prisons, and g20 style pork barreling?

The only party in canada that took finance seriously has been destroyed.
New planes LOL just we needed eh Fuji. As for the pork barreling, Pamela Wallin told someone on the panel to ssssssssssssh last night when the $50m spent in Clements riding was mentioned ;)
 

Lord_Rambures

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LMAO! You may wanna check your punctuation there Lord Simpleton. It kills me whenever someone attacks another member's spelling/ grammar/ writing abilities, and in the same post, they make ridiculous errors themselves. :rolleyes:
Care to point out my mistakes genius?
 

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Most of us in Canada never wanted to live in a 'Geroge Bush style' Canada. Keep in mind, although Harper got a majority he only received 39.6% of the vote - gotta love our electoral system.
Bill Clinton got 43% of the vote in 92... so I feel your pain.

OTB
 

torontochris

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Care to point out my mistakes genius?
seriously? you make fun of online grammar and counter with;

"I'm a simpleton LOL You do know that you are supposed to capitalize the first letter in a sentence, don't you?"

and have to ask where the punctionation/proper english errors are?

simpleton
 

Lord_Rambures

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agincourt... let me guess, late 40's, blue collar, no savings, likely seeing layoffs. small town, depressed housing values on a house you're over leveraged on.

you were hoping the ndp would step in and save you. or robinmike would make it all better.

hahaagain

Simpleton period haha

my last word, and last laugh
Lord_Rambures was a character in a Shakespeare play - idiot. He was killed at Agincourt France
 

Lord_Rambures

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seriously? you make fun of online grammar and counter with;

"I'm a simpleton LOL You do know that you are supposed to capitalize the first letter in a sentence, don't you?"

and have to ask where the punctionation/proper english errors are?

simpleton
I'm waiting for the University Professor to come and correct my spelling/grammar/punctuation LOL He's taking his time in correcting my errors.
 

danmand

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Ah the sky is falling....
Maybe not, laughing man, but some real serious changes will happen, foremost I think prison reform, scrapping of the gun registry and military spending which will move Canada in the direction of the US. Over time if the conservatives stay in power I suspect that more changes as in gay marriage, abortion funding. As well, Canda will be an eager US follower in foreign affairs.

Personally, I think it is the wrong direction, even if the conservative regime likely will be an economic advantage to me.
 

alb

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Do you even have a clue as to what you are talking about?? Who was going to bankrupt the country?? Jack Layton? Michael Ignatieff? Why? What happened in Ontario when Bob Rae was in power had absolutely nothing to do with how Jack Layton would have governed. Are you familiar with Manitoba or Saskatchewan? Both are Canadian provinces by the way and, wait for it, both have done/ did very well with an NDP government.

Jack Laytons father, Bob Layton, was a Conservative MP in the Mulroney government - do you really think Layton would have bankrupted Canada? I think you've been spending too much time drinking that Reform/Alliance Party kool aid.

I don't want my government telling me what I can do in my bedroom.
Jack Layton would be the worse thing to ever happen to Canada and yes it would bankrupt Canada, Carbon Tax, higher taxes on corporations thus killing the recovery and killing job creation. He is a socialist and that is reflected in his poorly costed and unrealistic platfrom. If the Conservative win was a minority with the NDP in a position to assume power in a coalition I will tell you the markets today would have been in the tank as this would not have been seen positively at all by anyone outside our boarder.

The fact that he is opposition leader has NOTHING to do with his policies or platform. He benefited from a major protest vote in Quebec and nothing more. Ironicially Quebecers voted for many MP's some of whom I understand from media reports don't even speak french very well??? (Someone explain that one to me.) He's got some very qualified people from Quebec though, a waitress who was in Vegas during part the election, a brick layer, baker etc. Do Quebecers even know who exactly what their NDP MP's standfor other then being a name on a ballot that was blindly checked off. Jack Layton is a very likeable and pesonable person and it was is persona not his policies that appealed to the soft nationalist vote that traditionally went to the BQ. They will try the NDP on for size until the next election but it will be very interesting to see how the NDP manages their new role and it won't be easy. The good news though at least Quebecers voted (though probably not wholeheartedly) for a federalist party and the BQ is no longer a major factor in the province.

Quebec is an idealistic society and essentially wants money and more transfer payments from Ottawa and the rest Canada hence the NDP are socialists promising the world and would spend, spend, spend.

Jack Layton can ulitmately thank Ignatieff for his victory as the Liberals were the architects of their own demise as they were the one that forced an unwanted election and ultimately paid the price for their arrogance.

The good news out of this we will have a stable federal government in place representing ALL regions of Canada and we won't constantly be faced with pending election everytime there is a significant vote in parliment.
 

Lord_Rambures

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Jack Layton would be the worse thing to ever happen to Canada and yes it would bankrupt Canada, Carbon Tax, higher taxes on corporations thus killing the recovery and killing job creation. He is a socialist and that is reflected in his poorly costed and unrealistic platfrom. If the Conservative win was a minority with the NDP in a position to assume power in a coalition I will tell you the markets today would have been in the tank as this would not have been seen positively at all by anyone outside our boarder.

The fact that he is opposition leader has NOTHING to do with his policies or platform. He benefited from a major protest vote in Quebec and nothing more. Ironicially Quebecers voted for many MP's some of whom I understand from media reports don't even speak french very well??? (Someone explain that one to me.) He's got some very qualified people from Quebec though, a waitress who was in Vegas during part the election, a brick layer, baker etc. Do Quebecers even know who exactly what their NDP MP's standfor other then being a name on a ballot that was blindly checked off. Jack Layton is a very likeable and pesonable person and it was is persona not his policies that appealed to the soft nationalist vote that traditionally went to the BQ. They will try the NDP on for size until the next election but it will be very interesting to see how the NDP manages their new role and it won't be easy. The good news though at least Quebecers voted (though probably not wholeheartedly) for a federalist party and the BQ is no longer a major factor in the province.

Quebec is an idealistic society and essentially wants money and more transfer payments from Ottawa and the rest Canada hence the NDP are socialists promising the world and would spend, spend, spend.

Jack Layton can ulitmately thank Ignatieff for his victory as the Liberals were the architects of their own demise as they were the one that forced an unwanted election and ultimately paid the price for their arrogance.

The good news out of this we will have a stable federal government in place representing ALL regions of Canada and we won't constantly be faced with pending election everytime there is a significant vote in parliment.
I actually agree with most of what you have posted. :)

I can hardly wait to see what a stable, economically responsible government is going to cost us socially. I don't think a lot of us are going to like the outcome.
 

danmand

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I can hardly wait to see what a stable, economically responsible government is going to cost us socially. I don't think a lot of us are going to like the outcome.
Canada had stable, economically responsible government with steady improvements in social policies during the Liberal governments. Canadians did not like that.
 

Ridgeman08

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I'm waiting for the University Professor to come and correct my spelling/grammar/punctuation LOL He's taking his time in correcting my errors.
I'm no professor, but I do know that periods don't follow question marks.
 

onthebottom

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Maybe not, laughing man, but some real serious changes will happen, foremost I think prison reform, scrapping of the gun registry and military spending which will move Canada in the direction of the US. Over time if the conservatives stay in power I suspect that more changes as in gay marriage, abortion funding. As well, Canda will be an eager US follower in foreign affairs.

Personally, I think it is the wrong direction, even if the conservative regime likely will be an economic advantage to me.
I read some quotes from Harper's speech last night and I didn't read anything about social issues, just economic.... perhaps your Conservative party is like our Tea Party (ok, there isn't actually a real Tea Party) in that it's fiscally conservative and socially ambivalent. Time will tell.

OTB
 

Lord_Rambures

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I'm no professor, but I do know that periods don't follow question marks.
LOL surely you jest LOL Really? You called me out on a period? Whatever - you must be bored today.
 

Lord_Rambures

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I read some quotes from Harper's speech last night and I didn't read anything about social issues, just economic.... perhaps your Conservative party is like our Tea Party (ok, there isn't actually a real Tea Party) in that it's fiscally conservative and socially ambivalent. Time will tell.

OTB
If you're interested in who is now governing this country, Google Reform Party and Western Alliance Party. You'll get a better idea what we're up against. When Harper had a minority government he had to appease the Liberals and NDP and avoided introducing any radical legislation. I have a feeling all that is going to change with his new found majority.
 

Ridgeman08

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LOL surely you jest LOL Really? You called me out on a period? Whatever - you must be bored today.
No. I called you out for being an asshole.

You came down on another member for his writing skills, and made a very obvious mistake yourself. If you are going to insist on perfection from other members, you should have a look in the mirror first.

Have a good day.
 
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