I don't really understand the Poilievre hate train, he's literally just a milktoast Conservative politician. Carney and Trudeau are establishment Liberals.
Harper was our last decent prime minister, with Harper the Canadian dollar was stronger than the US. I am not even a Harper fan, just objectively we had a strong dollar and it gave us Canadians way more spending power.
Trudeau and Carney haven't delivered anything comparable at all, we're economically just worse off.
As for the Indians, I don't make friends with Indians. I have zero interest in them. I come from a Western Traditional Latin Catholic background. I literally have nothing to do with Hindu Indians. Voluntary segregation works both ways. Even the Christian Indians are cringe, the majority are just not Westernized whatsoever.
Tradcath shit is gay because everywhere you go online its some groyper having to announce it non-stop the same way reddit atheists would announce it unprompted, or gay people would announce that they took dicks unannounced.
Most actual "tradcaths" are pretty enthusiastic about the global church, except for people under 20.
I don't really understand the Poilievre hate train, he's literally just a milktoast Conservative politician
When someone promises the world, and then says 'great, now let me import 500k Khalistani brothers instead of 700k Hindustani dogs' you deserve the ire.
Carney and Trudeau are establishment Liberals.
There is no difference. I don't mean that in the edgelord 'all liberal democratic parties are the same'. I mean that in the sense of, if you hate Carney or Trudeau- PP comes from the same source of the rot.
I'm not saying to adopt some far right cringy 'we need fascism now approach!' etc. I'm just identifying the problem and why people dislike PP. I don't know what the answer is, I just know that we don't have solutions with these parties and our current class of politicians.
Harper was our last decent prime minister
He had his own problems, but he was okay. Much of what we faced under Trudeau was started and starting under Harper. We lost a decade of innovation, we wern't actually that business friendly, we let China steal all our tech, we let our own tech sector effectively drown (blackberry), the housing bubble 'never popped' and effectively continued to balloon, etc.
Ask someone who graduated in 2009 - 2014 how the Harper years were for them. There's some stability, sure- but its the same as pointing to Obama and saying 'wow, what a great president' when structurally, nothing really changed and alot of the slow burning problems were just sugarcoated for someone else to solve.
Trudeau was the nail in the coffin and did the most damage, but Harper was almost like a placeholder. Better a placeholder than someone actively trying to destroy your nation, but its a big meh on the dude himself regardless.
The Canadian dollar was better than the US dollar for like 3 years, which also harmed our own export industry, but was great for middle class consumers for a bit- while the US recovered from the great recession with a vengeance. Its less like Harper did a good job, and more like the US really, really fucked up