This is why people are wary of conservatives: "My guy didn't win. Let's restrict democracy until he does"
If this were a thing, there would be no PPC, NDP or Green candidates in any future elections.
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If this were a thing, there would be no PPC, NDP or Green candidates in any future elections.
do not tell me what to do
you can not bring in more people without shelter / infrastructure to support them
jesus man, do you not understand what record visits to the food banks mean?
do you not understand what 1/2 of Canadians are $200 away from insolvency means ?
nobody gives a rats ass about your house in Italy
do us all a favour, go haunt that place
you ae beyond goofy if you think Canadians want to be a world power.
We have far too many internal problems to be determining / influencing global policy
growth determined by productivity improvements, and the capacity of infrastructure / health care system
universal health cate is not sustainable in the long run
bringing in large volumes of people will just accelerate the demise
look stupid, the health care system is stretched beyond capacity and the country is swimming in debt, federal / provincial and consumer.
the fool Trudeau based his entire economic plan on expanding the population and that simply did not work and cause a lot of unexpected problems
We need to make the people currently in the country more productive
you are sure ?
you are sure of nothing but you own arrogance
the very worst thing a country can do is blindly follow a plan laid out by a fool who has not carefully examined the implications of an initiative to become a world power
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Should have still won.
He was the front man for god's sakes.
Why? I said each official party can only have one candidate on the ballot. I didn't even mention which party and you already started fear mongering song about democracy.
57% to 42% is still not a resounding rejection.
My definition of that would be 70 to 30
Well the CPC is a major party, so yes, they did win a lot of votes.
They even increased their seats in parliament.
But, the front man and leader lost his riding.
That is unprecedented and has never happened before.
He lost because of the cultural values he represented and how he positioned himself.
So him losing his riding is 100% a resounding rejection of those values.
They have no place in Canada.
?!? in Canada, an Official Party has 12 seats in the house of commons.
Official party status - Wikipedia
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Any party with fewer than that is not an official party. So the words you wrote mean no new parties ever.
AND: Not allowing independents to run restricts democracy. If your best representation is someone local, who is not a major party candidate, you should be allowed to vote for them.
So what you're really saying is the 8 million people who voted for PP have no place in Canada.
Its talk like this that could lead provinces like Alberta and BC to eventually secede and join the US.
And if they do there's not a damn thing Eastern Canada can do about it, cause Trump will side with Western Canada
Secessionist movements of Canada - Wikipedia
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We were discussing the century initiative. The century initiative is basically saying "The population has grown ~2%/year since the beginning of Canada. If it's going to do that, we need to realize that means 100,000,000 people by 2100. So we should start talking about the infrastructure needed to support that."
You are again somehow in favour of the thing you're arguing against.
Those values have no place in Canada, period.So what you're really saying is the 8 million people who voted for PP have no place in Canada.
Its talk like this that could lead provinces like Alberta and BC to eventually secede and join the US.
And if they do there's not a damn thing Eastern Canada can do about it, cause Trump will side with Western Canada
Secessionist movements of Canada - Wikipedia
The election has proven that.
How else do you explain Pierre losing his seat after he had the election in the bag just 6 weeks earlier with a greater than 20 point lead?
If they want to leave and join the US they will suffer with a 36T debt, and no healthcare, while the rest of the US sucks them dry of natural resources.
So I don't think they are going anywhere.
Alright. Registered or Official party. Do you think that having 90 candidates on a single ballot helps democracy? There are people on this ballot who never even been on Carleton before. How does it boost democracy in your opinion??!? in Canada, an Official Party has 12 seats in the house of commons.
Official party status - Wikipedia
Any party with fewer than that is not an official party. So the words you wrote mean no new parties ever.
AND: Not allowing independents to run restricts democracy. If your best representation is someone local, who is not a major party candidate, you should be allowed to vote for them.
No, those values have no place in parts of Canada, not the whole of Canada.
Have a look at how much Alberta and BC voted blue. The only 2 cities that didnt were Calgary and Van.
Sask and Manitoba have also discussed separating from Canada.
And its for the exact reason you just posted, they feel like they dont belong in Canada (because of people like you)
People like me seem to be the majority. Just saying.
Also that map is misleading.
What is the population distribution in those provinces?
Look how much of Ontario is blue, and yet...
Right, so you're saying the majority of Canadians (AKA the left-wingers) feel that 8 million Canadians who voted PP have no place in the country.
Those are your exact words. Thanks for agreeing with me
There is nothing misleading about the secession movement
Secessionist movements of Canada - Wikipedia
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I am not saying there are no secessionist movements.
I am saying that showing a coloured map of Canada is misleading since the population distribution isn't even.
Ontario is a good example where the majority shows blue and yet the seats are not equally distributed.
I am also saying far right politics and MAGA culture have no place in Canada.
I am not sure you can attribute them to 8 million CPC voters directly.
There are obviously various reasons people vote the way they vote.
But this election specifically is a rejection of MAGA and far right politics.
Since Harper, the Conservatives have been so poor on their candidates. I do hope we never go so low as to elect another Trudeau. Libs or Cons...
But now the conservator needs to get rid of PP. He made sense in the opposition, but once as a leader of the party, he failed badly.
Yeah, but I'm saying the secession movement is not misleading and is very real
Nice try moving the goalposts.
PP is not MAGA, he has spoken out about it.
You clearly said PP supporters have no place in Canada.
Dont backtrack now
Thats right, you cant. So why bring it up?
Again, irrelevant. PP is not far-right, nor is he MAGA.
BTW what if I said Jagmeet Singh's NDP policies have been rejected, and he and his supporters have no place in Canada.
How do you think most people would respond to that??? I'll give you a hint, it starts with an R.
Goes to show you're no different
Right, and in Alberta 55% voted PP and 35% voted Liberal/NDP
2025 Canadian federal election in Alberta - Wikipedia
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I looked at the Ottawa area and the movement away from the NDP was significant. Even though the region was already strongly Liberal they moved even further that way. I don't know, perhaps it is the civil servants worried about their jobs, since the conservatives would attack the size of the government, or perhaps just being sent into the office more. Who knows. However, knowing Carney, he is going to reorganize the government, did it at the Bank of Canada for no reason and for the worse, he is almostly definitely going to do it to the government. Also, he needs to pay for his spending habits, which are excessive. Good luck to residents of Ottawa, hold on to your hats. Actually, I suspect all of Canada will be unhappy in about 18 months.
