Canada is a failed state

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Jagshit making retarded statement.

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Putting forward a vote doesn't necessarily mean that he will actually vote yes to the non confidence vote, does it? I don't believe we will be having a snap election before October.
Singh doesn’t have a choice but vote in favour of a non-confidence motion now or he’ll completely lose the support of his party as leader along with any chance of a future in politics. He’s between a rock and hard place, he’s pulled his little “Fuck Trudeau” stunts twice now with no follow through. Now, whether that’s because he’s stalling for a pension or because he genuinely feels like he made an error in an emotional moment or because it was intended to send a message to get Trudeau to play ball on his policy amendments and decisions….thats anyone’s guess. Nobody honestly knows and there’s not any solid evidence going one way or another, but if you can be certain about anything it’ll be this: The Conservative party has made both him and Trudeau the laughing stock of Canada.

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Some of our American friends might think making these two look like a bunch of chucklefucks was an easy endeavour. It’s not, it’s very fair to say the status quo in Canada is that most provinces are Liberal strongholds with exception to Alberta. It would take a historic amount of retardation coming from the Liberals to have the entirety of Canada consider the Conservative party as the better option, polling twice higher than the Liberals. 43.2%! That is UNBELIEVABLE, an un-fucking-recoverable defeat for the Liberals, there is not a single thing they can do about their loss.

The best and literally only move for Singh right now is to shut the fuck up, go talk to Pierre over the holidays and strike out a deal, then come back and vote non-confidence in a coalition. Otherwise he’ll be going into the new year with no power to do anything and an unavoidable defeat, if he does anything other than that he is actually mentally handicapped.
 
Some of our American friends might think making these two look like a bunch of chucklefucks was an easy endeavour. It’s not, it’s very fair to say the status quo in Canada is that most provinces are Liberal strongholds with exception to Alberta. It would take a historic amount of retardation coming from the Liberals to have the entirety of Canada consider the Conservative party as the better option, polling twice higher than the Liberals. 43.2%! That is UNBELIEVABLE, an un-fucking-recoverable defeat for the Liberals, there is not a single thing they can do about their loss.
The big shock for me is how the Cons are eating into hitherto unassailable urban ridings. To have Ottawa effectively flip, Toronto's beltline turn blue, and Vancouver and chunks of Montreal (!!!) turn into three-way free for alls is unprecedented. Not even Ignatieff managed such a feat which is saying something.

This looks like the Conservatives would have to make a coalition with the Block Kwebeka to get a majority if these numbers hold for an election (or the Green and the PPC which seems unlikely). How much if a headache would that be?
Lol. Lmao. No. These numbers hold and the Cons are rocking a 210+ seat majority easy. The only question is whether the Libs or BQ will have official opposition status.
 
My prediction as of rn is that the conservatives get at least 220 seats. BQ official opposition, NDP somehow falls upwards and gains a few seats and the liberals have a 1993 style wipeout
 
My prediction as of rn is that the conservatives get at least 220 seats. BQ official opposition, NDP somehow falls upwards and gains a few seats and the liberals have a 1993 style wipeout
I don't believe the NDP will gain a single seat but I could be wrong. A lot of people who supported them in the past are pissed that they didn't call a snap election long before things got this bad.
 
This looks like the Conservatives would have to make a coalition with the Block Kwebeka to get a majority if these numbers hold for an election (or the Green and the PPC which seems unlikely). How much if a headache would that be?
Cons are headed for a majority. This number is just the popular vote. No party has actually had over 50% of the popular vote since the 80s IIRC.
 
It is possible NDP/liberal will disappear next election.

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I forgot, but how efficient is the Conservative vote?

If it ends up being a three-way split, it seems to trigger 'Anyone But Conservative' preferential voting that tips the left-leaning votes towards the closest winning Liberal/NDP candidate- though I think people are thoroughly tired of the Liberals this time around.

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I remember there were past challenges from even a group of 'substance-using Nurses', which made me think that surely there was some conflict of interest.

Honestly these associations are full of pathologically empathetic AWFLs who want their cake and to eat it as well (aka the homeless lack agency and yet should be allowed whatever excuses for their actions they want).
 
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though I think people are thoroughly tired of the Liberals this time around.
Absolutely, and if Pajeet Sing didn't fuck up as much, people would vote NDP but he killed his party too. The only major party left to vote for is the Conservatives (and Bloc if you're in Québec, but even then the bloc's relevancy is thinning every election)
 
if the Bloc gets Official Opposition status, could there be renewed talks of Quebec seperatism, with Alberta exploring joining the States?
 
Absolutely, and if Pajeet Sing didn't fuck up as much, people would vote NDP but he killed his party too. The only major party left to vote for is the Conservatives (and Bloc if you're in Québec, but even then the bloc's relevancy is thinning every election)
I'd disagree as the Parti Quebecois are surging provincially we will most likely see another independence referendum before the end of the decade
 
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