Canada is a failed state

[WanderingWalker]

The outlying GTA suburbs all went Blue. Even Kitchener-Waterloo flipped Blue same as Windsor (which usually goes NDP)

If only Hamilton could've followed suit instead of going full throttle on the retard panic button and placing the future of the city's economy in the hands of Islam Rana and his plan to 'invest in muh creative arts'

Less than 7% away from blue man, and less than 7% to probably irreparably fuck this city's future in ways the NDP could've only dreamed of

 

[Seethan Ralph]

I hope you get gang ra-ACK

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Why does every canuck I stumble across the 'net almost always turn out to be intellectually disabled in one way or another?

In all seriousness though;

Alberta will secede within the next 3 years.

What about other parts of interior Canada, like Saskatchewan, Yukon, NW Territories? I know next to noone lives there, but what about it's natural resources? Sold to chinks and jeets?

 

[Kim]

The CPC ran a bad campaign and couldn't pivot effectively when they needed to the most. The loss is entirely on them and their poor messaging that didn't resonate with voters.

It was easy to ride on a wave of anti-Trudeau sentiment while he was still in office, but they were entirely aimless after he left and they never properly addressed the "Trump issue". It's as if they had no idea how to appeal to Canadians beyond "vote out Trudeau".

It's a humiliating loss for Pierre and the CPC and nothing less.

 

[Samuel Fuller]

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Why does every canuck I stumble across the 'net almost always turn out to be intellectually disabled in one way or another?

In all seriousness though;

What about other parts of interior Canada, like Saskatchewan, Yukon, NW Territories? I know next to noone lives there, but what about it's natural resources? Sold to chinks and jeets?

As an Albertan, fuck 'em. They don't have the same drive to independence that we do.

 

[Flan Handler]

The Liberals know that it doesn't matter how Alberta votes federally, and they are deliberately strangling the oil industry to where there are no jobs open to justify shipping in immigrants.

Support for independence AFTER seeing the east give the west the finger yet again will probably be double this morning alone. A lot of people were of the "If Pierre Polievre wins, things could be fixed" mindset, and that just went up in smoke.

And Smith had better get off her ass about pulling Alberta out of the Transfer Fund, since we voted on that two years ago with no movement made yet, and people are fucking pissed about that.

She hasn’t even cleaned up AHS yet, let alone implemented any firewall policies.

It’s not going to be easy, but the feds are going to apply enough pain to western Canada to make it worthwhile anyways.

 

[Samuel Fuller]

The CPC ran a bad campaign and couldn't pivot effectively when they needed to the most. The loss is entirely on them and their poor messaging that didn't resonate with voters.

It was easy to ride on a wave of anti-Trudeau sentiment while he was still in office, but they were entirely aimless after he left and they never properly addressed the "Trump issue". It's as if they had no idea how to appeal to Canadians beyond "vote out Trudeau".

It's a humiliating loss for Pierre and the CPC and nothing less.

Decades of the media in this country painting anything to the right of the Liberals as extremist scared the impressionable idiots of the east and the boomers into not voting against the libs no matter what.

 

[Hokuriku]

The CPC ran a bad campaign and couldn't pivot effectively when they needed to the most. The loss is entirely on them and their poor messaging that didn't resonate with voters.

How are you supposed to deliver a message when the media outright refuses to broadcast it? The MSM memory-holed Carney all but fellating CCP officials on camera, the cognitive dissonance being projected to the electorate is effectively insurmountable at this point.

 

[Brutality]

The CPC ran a bad campaign and couldn't pivot effectively when they needed to the most. The loss is entirely on them and their poor messaging that didn't resonate with voters.

It was easy to ride on a wave of anti-Trudeau sentiment while he was still in office, but they were entirely aimless after he left and they never properly addressed the "Trump issue". It's as if they had no idea how to appeal to Canadians beyond "vote out Trudeau".

It's a humiliating loss for Pierre and the CPC and nothing less.

They've managed to expand into the GTA and Vancouver albeit not enough,

I would argue that they would've done much worse and we would be in a Liberal Majority had Pierre fully leaned into the TDS angle.

 

[Kim]

Decades of the media in this country painting anything to the right of the Liberals as extremist scared the impressionable idiots of the east and the boomers into not voting against the libs no matter what.

The media of this country overwhelmingly endorsed the CPC with only a few notable exceptions. Additionally only a few months ago Canadians were fully prepared to hand the CPC a majority government.

Don't deflect blame, the CPC fucked up their campaign. If they wish to win next time they need to learn some very hard lessons from this failure.

 

[Hokuriku]

The media of this country overwhelmingly endorsed the CPC with only a few notable exceptions.

Those 'notable exceptions' are the ones people tune in to watch.

 

[Flan Handler]

I’m seeing a lot of cope on X today, how those poor Liberal voters shouldn’t be held accountable for voting Lib because CBC.

That’s not how it works.

After dropping Carney in, calling an election while he’s an unknown, media slobbering, hiding his financial disclosures, frothing about Trump, NDP collapse and left wing vote consolidation- the best they can do is a minority government… I don’t think they are going to have as easy a time as they had hoped. Six months from now, our poor Lib voters are going to swear they never did vote for this piece of shit once we all get to know him better.

A take I haven’t seen anywhere: Atlantic Canada flipped some seats and saved us from a lib majority, thanks guys.

 

[Hokuriku]

After dropping Carney in, calling an election while he’s an unknown, media slobbering, hiding his financial disclosures, frothing about Trump, NDP collapse and left wing vote consolidation- the best they can do is a minority government… I don’t think they are going to have as easy a time as they had hoped. Six months from now, our poor Lib voters are going to swear they never did vote for this piece of shit once we all get to know him better.

The NDP and Liz May are going to prop this shit up for another 4 years, the pretense of these parties having any kind of tangible differences from one another is completely dead.

 

[Samuel Fuller]

How are you supposed to deliver a message when the media outright refuses to broadcast it? The MSM memory-holed Carney all but fellating CCP officials on camera, the cognitive dissonance being projected to the electorate is effectively insurmountable at this point.

The fact that the Liberals under Trudeau started "Subsidising" the mainstream media can't be discounted. As biased as they already were, and when literally every national media company is majority-owned by a small group of Liberal insider families from Toronto you know they are firmly Team Red, they weren't about to bite the hand that is feeding them billions of free dollars a year.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

I saw on City-data forum, some trigglypuff nicknamed Zoisite replying to one poster about the Canadian elections and I taked the precaution to archive it on Archive.today, GhostArchive and Wayback Machine.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250429163326/https://www.city-data.com/forum/canada/3501435-mark-carney-calls-snap-election-april-13.html

https://ghostarchive.org/archive/g6yFP

https://archive.ph/CLfRL

 

[#FF0000]

A take I haven’t seen anywhere: Atlantic Canada flipped some seats and saved us from a lib majority, thanks guys.

If the NDP and the Liberals form a coalition they'll have a majority, which I think is very likely to happen.

 

[Brutality]

The NDP and Liz May are going to prop this shit up for another 4 years, the pretense of these parties having any kind of tangible differences from one another is completely dead.

Look at what happened to the NDP last night, they would be absolutely retarded to ever think that another coalition is a good idea

 

[Hokuriku]

Look at what happened to the NDP last night, they would be absolutely retarded to ever think that another coalition is a good idea

The NDP *wanted* what happened last night. Singh outright said on his campaign that blocking the CPC is more important than the NDP's survival. Without party status they can outright absorb themselves into the LPC and put an end to vote splitting for generations.

Even if there is still some irrelevant ideological split, the NDP are completely broke. They can't afford to campaign again anytime soon.

 

[Flan Handler]

If the NDP and the Liberals form a coalition they'll have a majority, which I think is very likely to happen.

I guess we will see. If Carney becomes unpopular, the NDP thinks they have a chance of bouncing back, and we don’t have Jagmeat camping on the pension spawn point, they can make a different decision. Unlike an actual LPC majority.

I don’t really care, I’m done with Canada. Will work towards AB separation, if that fails we may have to move to the US. I actually would prefer not to, I love my life here and my roots are here but the Canada has no future for a bright white kid.

 

[Samuel Fuller]

If the NDP and the Liberals form a coalition they'll have a majority, which I think is very likely to happen.

The fact that coalitions can be formed AFTER election day is ridiculous and yet another example of how diseased our system is.

 

[Flan Handler]

The fact that coalitions can be formed AFTER election day is ridiculous and yet another example of how diseased our system is.

That’s actually pretty normal for parliamentary systems, Canada is late to the party.