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Surging support for Conservatives now has Poilievre in sight of a majority

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So Franky enjoys calling women with immigrant background "mail order brides" this is his second time. Before the 1st lockdowns. An employee of pivot legal called an Asian woman "mail order bride" Franky repeatedly defended this and found it funny and refuses to condemn it. I already screenshot this one


found the thread where an asian woman was called a mail order bride by a Vancouver PACE Vancouver society employee/associate franky refuse to condemn it (i already put back on my ignore list after he called PP's wife a mail order bride




archived forever

 
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found the thread where an asian woman was called a mail order bride by a PIVOT legal employee/associate franky refuse to condemn it (i already put back on my ignore list after he called PP's wife a mail order bride



Canadaman refuses to call out Israel for using snipers to kill 60 civilian children.


 

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found the thread where an asian woman was called a mail order bride by a Vancouver PACE Vancouver society employee/associate franky refuse to condemn it (i already put back on my ignore list after he called PP's wife a mail order bride
If it will make you feel better I would love to have a duo with Sophie and Anaida! :whistle:
 
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There we go, the pee is tainted but we all already knew this. Glasses or no glasses he's a nutbag twat.



Poilievre's Conservative party embracing language of mainstream conspiracy theories

OTTAWA -
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been hitting the summer barbecue circuit with ramped-up rhetoric around debunked claims that the World Economic Forum is attempting to impose its agenda on sovereign governments.


It is, some experts suggest, another sign that some conspiracy theories are moving from the fringes of the internet to mainstream thinking, as people's distrust of government grows












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“It is, some experts suggest, another sign that some conspiracy theories are moving from the fringes of the internet to mainstream thinking, as people's distrust of government grows”

Do believe I’ve mentioned the public trust and how important it is. Government, law enforcement, Wall/Bay Street…

some Pooh Pooh it..

So, if the distrust, alienation, disenfranchisement are getting so bad that people….will flock to Trump, etc and so on…..
curious that the main cause of that is the left no?
 
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Figure it out, it’s actually not that hard. Is that finger trying to help you find the required grey matter? And maybeyou be worried about why it’s occurring. How very typical of a narrow minded left elitist.

There’s only hundreds on it. Shame I doubt you exercise that brain of your. Do some worthwhile reading and studying.

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For someone that chirps about rural rednecks……
 

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Figure it out, it’s actually not that hard. Is that finger trying to help you find the required grey matter? And maybeyou be worried about why it’s occurring. How very typical of a narrow minded left elitist.

There’s only hundreds on it. Shame I doubt you exercise that brain of your. Do some worthwhile reading and studying.

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For someone that chirps about rural rednecks……
Why do you always go on a ridiculous tangent? Pee Pee is buying into and pushing conspiracy theories and you go in circles to explain why? Is it because he is trying to appeal to dumbass rednecks?
 
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Figure it out, it’s actually not that hard. Is that finger trying to help you find the required grey matter? And maybeyou be worried about why it’s occurring. How very typical of a narrow minded left elitist.

There’s only hundreds on it. Shame I doubt you exercise that brain of your. Do some worthwhile reading and studying.


For someone that chirps about rural rednecks……
Lefties are such narcissists that they cannot fathom anybody disliking them.

The only way they can explain it is that the majority of people who dislike them are simply uneducated and naive and believe all Trump lies. :ROFLMAO:

It's beyond stupid but that's the left for you.
 
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Lefties are such narcissists that they cannot fathom anybody disliking them.

The only way they can explain it is that the majority of people who dislike them are simply uneducated and naive and believe all Trump lies. :ROFLMAO:

It's beyond stupid but that's the left for you.
 

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Figure it out, it’s actually not that hard. Is that finger trying to help you find the required grey matter? And maybeyou be worried about why it’s occurring. How very typical of a narrow minded left elitist.



For someone that chirps about rural rednecks……
Lefties are such narcissists that they cannot fathom anybody disliking them.

The only way they can explain it is that the majority of people who dislike them are simply uneducated and naive and believe all Trump lies. :ROFLMAO:

It's beyond stupid but that's the left for you.
Man, your pick for PM is definitely in touch with the common person eh and just in case you didn't notice, this wasn't pulled from the CBC.



Later in his remarks, Mr. Poilievre returned to this waitress to make a point about the burden of taxes and benefits clawbacks.
”I don’t know her personal story, but let’s say that she has three kids,” he said. “And let’s say that she earns $60,000, 25 bucks an hour.” At this point, several people even in that extremely friendly audience made little strangled noises of surprise and confusion, the human equivalent of a record-scratch sound effect.
A waitress in a blue-collar Northern Ontario city pulling down a cool $60,000 a year? The median income of everyone in Sault Ste. Marie – including the lawyers, the doctors, the teachers and all the people who work in the service industry or manufacturing jobs like Algoma Steel – was $40,800 in 2020. The average annual income of people working in the food service industry across Canada was $21,175 last year.
Outtakes from a ‘kinder, gentler’ Pierre Poilievre’s efforts to flip the script
It would be as churlish to make a big thing out of a minor gaffe like that as it would be to point out that Mr. Poilievre began making $141,200 as a 25-year-old MP in 2004 and now makes $287,400, so perhaps his voter narratives are graded on a curve.
Or rather, it would be cheap to point out such discrepancies – if Mr. Poilievre didn’t keep saying out-of-touch or insulting things as he wages his chosen game of class warfare.
A week earlier, in trying to make a point about housing, he asked why it cost $550,000 in Niagara Falls to buy a “tiny little shack,” and even gave the address of this supposedly decrepit abode. As it turned out, a real person lived there and she found his remarks “a little embarrassing” for reasons we can all understand.
What’s more, her house was a perfectly lovely 1.5-storey postwar home that would not look at all odd or shack-like to many, many Canadians – especially the working-class people Mr. Poilievre keeps fetishizing. Sault Ste. Marie, which is where I grew up, is home to entire blocks lined with identical houses, and many in that crowd of political admirers would have left a house exactly like that to attend his rally.

Back in May at an airport, Mr. Poilievre recorded a selfie video that can only be described as deeply weird. “I just had a great weekend, meeting with the common people, listening to their common sense. I just want to remind everyone politics is supposed to be a blue-collar job. Check out these boots,” he said into the lens, before panning toward his blurry and apparently muddy feet.
“That’s what it’s like to be out with the people, in the rain, attending their festivals, listening to their stories, hearing their dreams.”
If I know anything about the working class, it’s that they constantly refer to themselves, in the manner of a particularly cringey museum exhibit, as “common people” who delight in primitive “festivals.” And they absolutely view dirty boots as something to preen about, like an especially successful Halloween costume.
But the bigger problem with Mr. Poilievre’s class tourism is this: He has grasped a real thing that is simmering just below a boil. Too many people feel like they can’t afford any sort of reasonable life or even pin the hopes of such a thing to their children. And many people – some included in the group above, some not – feel ignored, maligned and scolded by the current federal government.
But in seizing on those feelings without an evident shred of real empathy, perspective or authenticity, Mr. Poilievre seems to see them as smouldering embers of resentment to be fanned for his own purposes, rather than a set of real problems in need of solving.
My dad – Northern Ontario working-class smarts through and through – once told me: “Don’t trust anyone who doesn’t drink or swear.” That advice isn’t really about alcohol and cursing. What it means is that you should be careful around someone who refuses to let down their guard, who keeps their true self bottled up in the packaging they want you to see.
What it also means is that so-called common people are not idiots. They know very well when they’re being patronized – or when someone is pretending.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/bus...ith-quiet-hiring-seen-as-a-top-trend-in-2023/
 

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Man, your pick for PM is definitely in touch with the common person eh and just in case you didn't notice, this wasn't pulled from the CBC.



Later in his remarks, Mr. Poilievre returned to this waitress to make a point about the burden of taxes and benefits clawbacks.
”I don’t know her personal story, but let’s say that she has three kids,” he said. “And let’s say that she earns $60,000, 25 bucks an hour.” At this point, several people even in that extremely friendly audience made little strangled noises of surprise and confusion, the human equivalent of a record-scratch sound effect.
A waitress in a blue-collar Northern Ontario city pulling down a cool $60,000 a year? The median income of everyone in Sault Ste. Marie – including the lawyers, the doctors, the teachers and all the people who work in the service industry or manufacturing jobs like Algoma Steel – was $40,800 in 2020. The average annual income of people working in the food service industry across Canada was $21,175 last year.
Outtakes from a ‘kinder, gentler’ Pierre Poilievre’s efforts to flip the script
It would be as churlish to make a big thing out of a minor gaffe like that as it would be to point out that Mr. Poilievre began making $141,200 as a 25-year-old MP in 2004 and now makes $287,400, so perhaps his voter narratives are graded on a curve.
Or rather, it would be cheap to point out such discrepancies – if Mr. Poilievre didn’t keep saying out-of-touch or insulting things as he wages his chosen game of class warfare.
A week earlier, in trying to make a point about housing, he asked why it cost $550,000 in Niagara Falls to buy a “tiny little shack,” and even gave the address of this supposedly decrepit abode. As it turned out, a real person lived there and she found his remarks “a little embarrassing” for reasons we can all understand.
What’s more, her house was a perfectly lovely 1.5-storey postwar home that would not look at all odd or shack-like to many, many Canadians – especially the working-class people Mr. Poilievre keeps fetishizing. Sault Ste. Marie, which is where I grew up, is home to entire blocks lined with identical houses, and many in that crowd of political admirers would have left a house exactly like that to attend his rally.

Back in May at an airport, Mr. Poilievre recorded a selfie video that can only be described as deeply weird. “I just had a great weekend, meeting with the common people, listening to their common sense. I just want to remind everyone politics is supposed to be a blue-collar job. Check out these boots,” he said into the lens, before panning toward his blurry and apparently muddy feet.
“That’s what it’s like to be out with the people, in the rain, attending their festivals, listening to their stories, hearing their dreams.”
If I know anything about the working class, it’s that they constantly refer to themselves, in the manner of a particularly cringey museum exhibit, as “common people” who delight in primitive “festivals.” And they absolutely view dirty boots as something to preen about, like an especially successful Halloween costume.
But the bigger problem with Mr. Poilievre’s class tourism is this: He has grasped a real thing that is simmering just below a boil. Too many people feel like they can’t afford any sort of reasonable life or even pin the hopes of such a thing to their children. And many people – some included in the group above, some not – feel ignored, maligned and scolded by the current federal government.
But in seizing on those feelings without an evident shred of real empathy, perspective or authenticity, Mr. Poilievre seems to see them as smouldering embers of resentment to be fanned for his own purposes, rather than a set of real problems in need of solving.
My dad – Northern Ontario working-class smarts through and through – once told me: “Don’t trust anyone who doesn’t drink or swear.” That advice isn’t really about alcohol and cursing. What it means is that you should be careful around someone who refuses to let down their guard, who keeps their true self bottled up in the packaging they want you to see.
What it also means is that so-called common people are not idiots. They know very well when they’re being patronized – or when someone is pretending.

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/bus...ith-quiet-hiring-seen-as-a-top-trend-in-2023/
Um. While in Northern Ontario, these numbers are high in general for a full time server it was like this for me.

About 7 bucks per hour wages. About 20-25 bucks per hour in tips spread over 5 hour average shift. Sure there were slow days but there were also busy ones. Thats averaged over a month.

I know, I was budgeting to save for a house so I knew my numbers. I was maxing out RRSp's for later usage had to be wary of taxes.

I was pretty good at it. Lots of upselling. Could handle my section. So even reducing by 5 bucks an hour you hit the mark.
 

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Figure it out, it’s actually not that hard. Is that finger trying to help you find the required grey matter? And maybeyou be worried about why it’s occurring. How very typical of a narrow minded left elitist.

There’s only hundreds on it. Shame I doubt you exercise that brain of your. Do some worthwhile reading and studying.

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For someone that chirps about rural rednecks……
Better to chirp about right wing media like Fox and their 3/4 billion payout for pushing the conspiracy theories you're talking about.
 

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Um. While in Northern Ontario, these numbers are high in general for a full time server it was like this for me.

About 7 bucks per hour wages. About 20-25 bucks per hour in tips spread over 5 hour average shift. Sure there were slow days but there were also busy ones. Thats averaged over a month.

I know, I was budgeting to save for a house so I knew my numbers. I was maxing out RRSp's for later usage had to be wary of taxes.

I was pretty good at it. Lots of upselling. Could handle my section. So even reducing by 5 bucks an hour you hit the mark.
Am also not sure he understands that entire article could be flipped around and JTs name inserted for Pierres. Nor does he seem to under stand why the public trust is so important.

And obviously is more interested in visible symptoms rather than being worried about the root causes.

More worthwhile reading for the Liberal elitist here.
Many have speculated that dwindling trust in government is to blame for recent seismic shifts in politics – namely, the populism that has swept the US, UK and much of Eastern Europe. In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, low-income and middle class voters found themselves saddled with debt and dealing with lost jobs, homes, and savings. They started to see government as dishonest, corrupt and there to serve the few, not the many.
Can now add Covid too and who took that on the chin, and who didn’t…

By all means keep acting like elitist, ridiculing red necks, blaming it on extremist and racist. Or the Republicans/Conservatives, Blaming anything and everything but yourselves. Despite what’s staring you in the face as you float down the River denial.


And one last clue. Assuming things continue the way they are, especially once Boomers are done retiring and healthcare cost explode through the roof, and some other ripple effects. And given you “dimwits” havent paid attention, haven’t listened to thing, have allowed and voted for massive amounts of debt, mismanagement, neither Ontario, nor Canada, are going to be financially positioned…..

and the “little people” pay for it, the dirty commoners get pummelled, the middle class gets hammered.

They will outnumber you 8 to 2…..And in the US at least it won’t be with pitch forks again. Here if your lucky, massive majorities by the Fords (cough cough) and PPs.

In the end. No one to blame but yourself.
 
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Am also not sure he understands that entire article could be flipped around and JTs name inserted for Pierres. Nor does he seem to under stand why the public trust is so important.

And obviously is more interested in visible symptoms rather than being worried about the root causes.

More worthwhile reading for the Liberal elitist here.

Can now add Covid too and who took that on the chin, and who didn’t…

By all means keep acting like elitist, ridiculing red necks, blaming it on extremist and racist. Or the Republicans/Conservatives, Blaming anything and everything but yourselves. Despite what’s staring you in the face as you float down the River denial.


And one last clue. Assuming things continue the way they are, especially once Boomers are done retiring and healthcare cost explode through the roof, and some other ripple effects. And given you “dimwits” havent paid attention, haven’t listened to thing, have allowed and voted for massive amounts of debt, mismanagement, neither Ontario, nor Canada, are going to be financially positioned…..

and the “little people” pay for it, the dirty commoners get pummelled, the middle class gets hammered.

They will outnumber you 8 to 2…..And in the US at least it won’t be with pitch forks again. Here if your lucky, massive majorities by the Fords (cough cough) and PPs.

In the end. No one to blame but yourself.
PeePee is an elitist who has never had a real job and is now backing conspiracy theories in the hopes that MAGA north will get him power.
 
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Let's just hope he doesn't have any blackface pics out there anywhere.........
Imagine if he had one...but that would be great for his image...the lefty's will definitely defend Peepee and say it's not offensive...
 

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PeePee might have the numbers for a majority right now, but he’s going to have to maintain them until 2025. Jagmeet has a good thing going right now, and he won’t pull the plug on Justin anytime soon. The only way the next election will be sooner is if Justin decides he’s got the numbers to win a majority government, and that’s the big unknown right now.
 

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PeePee might have the numbers for a majority right now, but he’s going to have to maintain them until 2025. Jagmeet has a good thing going right now, and he won’t pull the plug on Justin anytime soon. The only way the next election will be sooner is if Justin decides he’s got the numbers to win a majority government, and that’s the big unknown right now.
PeePee doesn't have majority numbers, libs +NDP are way higher.

The image rebranding is hilarious, though.

But it won't cover this up.
 

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PeePee doesn't have majority numbers, libs +NDP are way higher.

The image rebranding is hilarious, though.

But it won't cover this up.
Can’t resist an opening like this one.
1) nothing to do with the post. and whining about mega mansions being built.“Golf clap” your cognitive abilities impress me.

2) Don’t like Ford, or back door deals? Learn basic finance and economics. Pay attention to people like Don Drummond. And learn when to vote an utterly incompetent Liberal admin out. And the Fords of the world might not win massive majorities

You made your bed, don’t cry now that you don’t like it.
 
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