Part of it is a general sense of ennui in Canadian society that has been pervasive for at least two decades. For all the talk of hope and change, Canada is astonishingly resistant to any meaningful reform because the country is highly dysfunctional once you peel back the facad. I hypothesize that is one reason why much of the populace embraced luxury beliefs. Poilievre could very well win a commanding majority in 2025, but Trudeau is stacking the Senate with Liberal donors and bootlickers to make passing any CPC legislative agenda nigh impossible. The Supreme Court of Canada made it clear that it would take a constitutional amendment to make Senate reform possible, but the failures of the Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accords show how contentious the process can be. Continuous political deadlock will only damage trust in the nation's institutions where it is conceivable that provinces will simply say "fuck this" and leave confederation.
Okay, Jughead. Pull the plug and call for a non-confidence motion. Quit yanking our chains while licking Justin's balls.
I think Singh sees the writing on the wall that Trudy’s fucked, but I don’t think he see’s the bit underneath it that he’s ALSO fucked due to being Trudy’s puppet keeping him in power these last few years.
Leamington Ontario is prime example of this with all the Mexicans working in the greenhouses growing the Tomatoes for Heinz (now a French's Ketchup factory)
An interesting thing I read is that during the multi-century collapse of Rome, the ethnic composition of the city itself actually became more Italic as the masses of immigrants from across the Empire fled or died during the calamity and were replaced by countrydwellers moving into the city.
I would extend that to provinces as well, nearly all of them are actually quite habituated to this shabby arrangement, and it makes sense once you consider provinces as part of the same cartelization process afflicting Canada (one should wonder why interprovincial trade laws are still so antiquated or why equalization is still around).
We've seen increasing "polarization" in recent years, often chalked up to people getting more intolerant and angry, but I think this is a far better read. People just don't think the same anymore - there's nothing tying us together, no beliefs or ideas shared among the people, and we're still expected to live together. All the fantasizing over civil wars or national divorce really comes down to some people wanting to keep up with the Joneses in their charity giving (DEI programs), home renovations (mass transit) and work-life balance (minimum wage and workers' compensation) while others are looking at the growing credit card balances (national and personal debts), stagnant paychecks (wages and profits) and the bills that eat more of that paycheck (inflation et al). Insert your own home-to-nation analogies here.
Honestly if I have a long-time maintenance team in some function that I don't want to think about? Those are the last people I want to replace. Now I have to think about that stuff all over again.
I could definitely see this happening. The whole point was to make money and either live there or send the money home for family and kids back home to retire to.
I can only pray that a snap election is called.
I'm convinced the Liberals have some dirt on Singh and whatever it is must be pretty damaging information. Singh is basically Trudeau's bitch at this point.
The divide is between the state and it's supporters(Urban Liberal types) and the nation and it's supporters (everyone else). The Liberal party has been at war with the National identity for 60 plus years. As the state attacks the national identity, a new one forms. We have seen some of this with worship of the state as it's central tenet. However, we are also seeing regional national identities form. Quebec has long been the most prominent, but you see it in Alberta as well.
They don't need dirt on Singh when the only reason Singh is holding out is to get his Gold plated government pension.
The Federal Liberals and Conservatives are horrible in different ways. They're both in big corporates back pocket, so the mass immigration is not going to stop. The Liberals are more into nanny state government overreach, doing things like policing speech, introducing over the top safety/environmental regulations and banning guns while the Conservatives are more into moral fagging overreach, doing things like enforcing copyright, cracking down on drugs and Hellen Lovejoy "Think of the children!" type of shit. No matter which one of them gets in, they're not going to just fuck off and leave you alone nor put the common man first. Sorry if this is a bit of a black pill.
It's the least the Indian government could do after dumping their worst and dimmest citizens on us lol.
Its more simple than this.
Here ya go. Did this in between key frames for work, so it's a bit rushed compared to some of my others.
Here ya go. Did this in between key frames for work, so it's a bit rushed compared to some of my others.
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