Canada is a failed state

Why do Canadians still like Bernier so much? Yes, he says all the right things like Vivek, but he seems to be utterly incompetent when it comes to anything other than Twitter shitposting, couldn't even win his own seat from what I understand.
I really think their problem is finding/vetting candidates. I like Bernier, but everyone they have run in my district has been nuts.
 
It's also very useful to know which businesses also shut down during the pandemic. Like many businesses I've seen couldn't keep up with the forced restrictions deeming them as "non essential" and had their store hours reduced drastically. That movie theatre I used to go to as a child, it's gone now leaving behind remnants suggesting it was a movie theatre.
To be fair, with this specific region- it wasn't doing that well due to yuppies and massive gentrification in the Waterloo region, but yeah, honestly- I can look back to before 2010 even and it gives me a bittersweet feeling. Not going to get like the 'do you miss the 2000s' thread on here, but there are significant parts of life from that period, like the downtown cores of areas, music scenes, individual shops, and peoples attitudes in general that I really miss.

Im saying that as someone who left KW years ago to go international, but theres no real going back even if people wanted to, because the past does not exist any longer.
 
Bernier will never get elected because he is a quebecois. The rest of Canada hate the French Canadians. He can’t even minimize his French heritage cause he speaks with a thick accent.
I don’t agree with it, but it’s the way it is
 
Why do Canadians still like Bernier so much? Yes, he says all the right things like Vivek, but he seems to be utterly incompetent when it comes to anything other than Twitter shitposting, couldn't even win his own seat from what I understand.
There is literally no other option. PP is more of the same Trudeau shit.
 
Why do Canadians still like Bernier so much? Yes, he says all the right things like Vivek, but he seems to be utterly incompetent when it comes to anything other than Twitter shitposting, couldn't even win his own seat from what I understand.
There's a reason the PPC hasn't really been able to shake the label of being a protest vote - Bernier and the PPC's popularity likely stems from the fact that they're not the traditional parties that've all been in the same song and dance for years. Unfortunately, he has 2 big marks against him ever getting in - the PPC, much like the Green Party, seems to be a magnet for unhinged schizo's to run in (seriously, who vets these fucks?), and he's French-Canadian. That second one might be the thing that keeps the prairies from voting for him - yes I know the votes of Western Canada generally don't matter as far as the Fed is concerned, but the point stands.
 
That was my immediate thought seeing that headline. Implementing what the majority of people want (i.e. what is popular), or at least pretending to do so, is literally fundamental to democracy. This man is seriously going on TV saying "Fuck you. I'll do what I want."

Democracy is doing what a small select group of Kikes want.

Why do Canadians still like Bernier so much? Yes, he says all the right things like Vivek, but he seems to be utterly incompetent when it comes to anything other than Twitter shitposting, couldn't even win his own seat from what I understand.
He can’t even learn to speak English half decently
 
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There's a reason the PPC hasn't really been able to shake the label of being a protest vote - Bernier and the PPC's popularity likely stems from the fact that they're not the traditional parties that've all been in the same song and dance for years. Unfortunately, he has 2 big marks against him ever getting in - the PPC, much like the Green Party, seems to be a magnet for unhinged schizo's to run in (seriously, who vets these fucks?), and he's French-Canadian. That second one might be the thing that keeps the prairies from voting for him - yes I know the votes of Western Canada generally don't matter as far as the Fed is concerned, but the point stands.
He's got more black marks than being a frog or drawing the same crackpots all the seatlet third parties do.
  • Sulked out of CPC like a sour-grapes seething bitch when Bludeau stole the leadership. Could've won in '21 or next year if he hadn't.
  • Can't hold his own riding.
  • Shits his pants in debates.
  • Knows fucking well that the NDP splits the leftchud vote, but ran people in ridings where shit is too close to allow this.
  • Purple is gay. It's also the color of grapes. See my first point.
I will never, ever vote PPC.
 
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He's got more black marks than being a frog or drawing the same crackpots all the seatlet third parties do.
  • Sulked out of CPC like a sour-grapes seething bitch when Bludeau stole the leadership. Could've won in '21 or next year if he had.
  • Can't hold his own riding.
  • Shits his pants in debates.
  • Knows fucking well that the NDP splits the leftchud vote, but ran people in ridings where shit is too close to allow this.
  • Purple is gay. It's also the color of grapes. See my first point.
I will never, ever vote PPC.
Then you're okay with "All the same shit but at the speed limit" PC? Fuck dude, did the videos of PP all but begging for pajeet cock not tell you something?
 
With how underfunded our Military is (fun fact - I believe that Trudeau is on record that Canada will never hit that 2% GDP threshold NATO asks their members try and hit), us scraping the bottom of the barrel is to be expected. Granted a large part of that is the thought process that “America wouldn’t appreciate a hostile power sitting on their doorstep so we don’t need a proper military”, which is retarded and means we exist entirely on American Largesse
 
Canada is in a similar place to where it was in 1984 in terms of government spending, but the biggest difference is unchecked immigration has both strained housing and further suppressed wages. PP will most likely cut spending like Mulroney and Chretien dis as well as onerous government regulations, but I doubt that will be enough on its own. Immigration is placing undue strain on our healthcare system and government services so I believe that he will cut immigration targets, though not in any appreciable way because this country is caught in a feedback loop. Trudeau already has his foot on the gas as he doubles down, but "going the speed limit" at least buys us some time--in theory.

I'm not optimistic, though. Trudeau has done irreparable damage with his immigration policy so neither the CPC or PPC have enough room to break so Canada is going off a cliff regardless.
 
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