Objectively how

I understand not liking any of those parties but please don't dilute the term fascism. None of these parties are fascist, really.

tbf NDP voters there voted BQ strategically to block the liberals

Avi Lewis being above water despite still being fairly unknown is pretty good, since it seems like people's main criticism of him is that he's "too populist". Populist policies appeal to people who don't pay attention to politics.

Looking pretty good for the NDP, I must say. Too early to tell if that's because of Avi Lewis or not, though

Avi Lewis mentioned 🧡

I knew it was too good to last

..selection of items, mostly white label, and save money that way. There's also stuff like how most supermarkets rent their facilites, while the government wouldn't. Aldi does a lot of those things and it's what allows them to compete in NA against incumbents and be a healthier business.

The stores have such small margins partly because that doesn't count distributors in that margin, which the government would also run in this scenario and also that those stores do a lot of things that cost them money, like stocking tons of variants. The government store would stock a much smaller..

*next election, according to polling

Yeah it's such a mess over there, in Quebec we have a similar government but polling shows they're going to go from 90/125 seats to 0.

I saw the video earlier, it's really good, thank you for making it!

Ofc you won't reply to any substance, just reposting ragebait images

I agree, I was just pointing out the liberals also run paper candidates in NDP ridings, that's all. Blame both of them

Why don't you blame the liberals, they could have done the same in ridings like Sault Ste. Marie.

I agree an electoral coalition is needed, just funny that it's always the NDP that's expected to drop out of races, despite them being the party with more seats.

It's because it's a rolling poll, the guy is saying that most of the people polled for that poll were polled before the leadership election, and that we should wait till march 1st when all people polled were polled after the leadership election, to get a clear idea of what change it actually made.

Because it's a party that people want to vote for? That's kinda how polls work, even if the party is deeply unserious

Idlout crossed the floor to get concessions for nunavut, and carney just tried to pass a law that allows any minister to exempt any company from any civil law, I wouldn't call that "the sweet spot"

that poll was released after the election, but the data was collected before.

would be quickly captured by rising prices, and every public service, from healthcare to roads, would end up degraded.

At least, that's what I think, I'd be interested to hear what you think.

for the insane prices we've been seeing. Every sector, from food to housing, is geared towards profit, at the expense of working people.

Unfortunately, conservatives want to double down on this market mindset. The proposed tax cuts would help canadians in the short term, but the freed up money[...]

of the market to provide the services people want. Liberals have followed a policy of "the market can solve anything, we don't need to touch it", which has resulted in every industry being controlled by a few big players that collude to fix prices.

Big corporations are in big part responsible[...]

It's not quite *that* expensive, but I do agree that under liberal government the price of everyday goods has gone through the roof, and that it's unacceptable.

I just disagree on what the issue is, I don't think it's the fault of fairly reasonable taxes on certain things, rather a failure [...]

Ah yes, destroying the social safety net and kowtowing to fossil fuel companies is just *so* patriotic

Yeah I'm not feeling to good about sharing a border with y'all, at least most far-right assholes dont threaten to annex countries.

You're american, but I like how it would still work if you lived basically anywhere else.

Oops, thought you replied to my other comment, didn't need to add the context there.

Lmao, I told them to not tell people to vote strategically if they weren't willing to (r.e, them saying they'd vote liberal anyways, even in an ndp riding) and they told me to go fuck myself then blocked me.

Insane shit

Good example, I intentionally took seats where the NDP lost.

"It also just gets on my nerves always want ME to compromise my values to block a conservative but it's never the other way around."

Very well put, I've noticed this so much and it's infuriating.

Do what you want, just dont ask people to vote strategically if you aren't willing to.