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lol shut the gently caress up
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Reality Loser posted:https://twitter.com/IvisonJ/status/959524189853093888 I don't have any sympathy BC grandstands against pipelines when it is a federal matter, not a provincial one, for easy environmental points, knowing full well they are gonna get slapped down and when that happens they are just gonna go "ah bloo hoo hoo, the FED"
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Nebakenezzer posted:I don't have any sympathy We "grandstand against pipelines" because gently caress oil, Alberta, and you.
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Is it just me or does Doug Ford look like the model of a smoothbrain
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Arivia posted:Is it just me or does Doug Ford look like the model of a smoothbrain almost literally an anthropomorphic pig
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Fallen Hamprince posted:almost literally an anthropomorphic pig 
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 my MP Kent Hehr Seems every day after I would see him at the pub there was another scandle, last week was a step too far. Also while I have your attention. Ahem. TRUDEAUmp
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Bilirubin posted:
He's still an MP, and still in the Liberal caucus even.
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PT6A posted:He's still an MP, and still in the Liberal caucus even. Go back to D&D goddamn
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CLAM DOWN posted:We "grandstand against pipelines" because gently caress oil, Alberta, and you. so which pipelines should we shut down first I’m all for cutting Vancouver island off
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cougar cub posted:so which pipelines should we shut down first all of them simultaneously
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cougar cub posted:so which pipelines should we shut down first All of them and sounds good. e: wait, there's currently a pipeline to the island??
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CLAM DOWN posted:All of them and sounds good. natural gas pipeline, BC residents need a constant supply to keep from dying of hypothermia in temperatures below 18° C
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Fallen Hamprince posted:natural gas pipeline, BC residents need a constant supply to keep from dying of hypothermia in temperatures below 18° C I mean that's not wrong
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wiebo comin' through...
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jfood posted:wiebo comin' through... *holds a still born calf overhead as an offering to the gods* "The gas must flow."
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ive got a hot take for this thread, get this: justin trudeau.............. is bad
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He's the greatest conservative we've ever had https://youtube.com/watch?v=s7IchhU-o-A
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vyelkin posted:ive got a hot take for this thread, get this: 
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Postess with the Mostest posted:He's the greatest conservative we've ever had "peoplekind"? not "humankind", the word that actual humans use?
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vyelkin posted:"peoplekind"? not "humankind", the word that actual humans use? it's a word that people use
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infernal machines posted:it's a word that people use is it really  hmmm intriguing 
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Are you too dense to get a very obvious joke or are you stuck in sperg mode because d&d?
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This is probably the lamest (and laziest) kind of political criticism imaginable but I feel like at this rate Trudeau Jr. is barely going to be remembered in 20 years. The sheer vacuity and banality of his government up to this point is remarkable. Maybe there will be a defining economic crash or national crisis of some kind that puts him in the history books but I think at the moment we're on track for him to oversee the most banal placeholder government imaginable. If Trudeau cracked his head in the shower or had a brain aneurysm tomorrow what would be the most memorable thing about his time in office?
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he's a loving Trudeau, you can bet your rear end he'll be remembered no matter what they're like a milquetoast canadian version of the Kennedys
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Woman: blah blah blah mankind... Trudeau (thinking): Hah! I've got her now! Trudeau: We like to say peoplekind.  Trudeau (thinking):  You imbecile. You loving moron.
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infernal machines posted:Are you too dense to get a very obvious joke or are you stuck in sperg mode because d&d? I enjoyed the joke 
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Helsing posted:This is probably the lamest (and laziest) kind of political criticism imaginable but I feel like at this rate Trudeau Jr. is barely going to be remembered in 20 years. The sheer vacuity and banality of his government up to this point is remarkable. because it's 2015
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Helsing posted:This is probably the lamest (and laziest) kind of political criticism imaginable but I feel like at this rate Trudeau Jr. is barely going to be remembered in 20 years. The sheer vacuity and banality of his government up to this point is remarkable. People will remember him in contrast to Trump. In all likelihood he'll be remembered pretty fondly, not because of any great accomplishments, but because he was distinctly not Trump.
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Helsing posted:This is probably the lamest (and laziest) kind of political criticism imaginable but I feel like at this rate Trudeau Jr. is barely going to be remembered in 20 years. The sheer vacuity and banality of his government up to this point is remarkable. He’s going to be like Jim Watson in Ottawa. Nothing special (well, Jim had amalgamation and all the sports stuff, but it never really felt like it was about him) but does enough to just stay elected. Also, unless he really fucks up there’s a good chance he’ll just stay in power for a really long time, which is notable in itself.
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Helsing posted:This is probably the lamest (and laziest) kind of political criticism imaginable but I feel like at this rate Trudeau Jr. is barely going to be remembered in 20 years. The sheer vacuity and banality of his government up to this point is remarkable. he and macron are currently the avatars of liberalism in the eyes of tons of centrists so that's probably where he'll get his fame. being liberal in a time of populism. I mean most of our prime ministers are unremarkable people more or less, drawn from the country's upper class, their accomplishments attributed more to their government than themselves.
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Honestly though I do think legalizing weed will be a big thing. Not that they're doing it the way I'd like, but still, this will be a very impressive legislative accomplishment that will have a pretty big effect on our culture long-term.
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funny song about politics posted:Honestly though I do think legalizing weed will be a big thing. Not that they're doing it the way I'd like, but still, this will be a very impressive legislative accomplishment that will have a pretty big effect on our culture long-term. I listened to The House CBC podcast this weekend and they interviewed Trudeau. They asked him about any other drug legalization or decriminalization and he absolutely immediately shot it down, no equivocation, they're against it. Which I thought was interesting vs how much he waffles on literally anything else. What it means I dont know
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I guess he figures it's not worth the political price to bring up other drugs, especially with slippery slope-type arguments being one of the main tools of the opposition. I find they also don't make a big deal out of the potential tax revenue, probably so they don't invite criticism about their spending being so out of control that they need to legalize drugs to pay for it.
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