They Con-ed us!

eisanbt

eisanbt

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In all reality, the power bases are about the same as they were before the election. Its a minority government (This means the government hold fewer seats then the rest of the house) This was the case before the election. Although the liberials lost some seats, the NDP gained some (Their your more lefty pair and can work to gether) and the only change on the right side (the conservatives and the bloc) is that the Cons got some seats form the bloc, so as a right duo, their combined power hasn't changed alot.

Hopfully they be ousted by a no-confidence vote or something in the near future (we can toss our the government at any time if the majority votes it so)

 
Komrade Vostok Hazard

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Canada has finally pulled it's head out.
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Ummmm.....no

See...the NDP, Liberal and Conservative parties are all the same. A bunch of people coming up with asinine policies, throwing money around and accomplishing nothing.

About 10ish years ago the exact same thing happened with the conservatives as what recently happened with the liberals. This happens EVERY TIME with Canadian politics. The government in power stays there too long, they turn to ****, and then the people elect "the other party". Rinse and repeat.

 
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hopeUslide

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In my understanding, it was the gun issue that brought about the liberal demise. No repetition here. Just the facts.
 
eisanbt

eisanbt

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In my understanding, it was the gun issue that brought about the liberal demise. No repetition here. Just the facts.
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As a Canadian, I don't know what the **** you're talking about. KVH has the jist of it. Here in Canada we don't vote our governments in, we vote them out.

The Liberials were getting cocky so theres a good chance that even Liberials supporters would toss them out for a bit so they gain a little humility. But KVH is wrong in that although the liberials are tossed out now and again, they by far have held government the most in our history.

As for me, I voted Marxist Leninist just because I don't give a **** about national politics as such. Their mere appearence on the ballot made me happy enough to support them :rolleyes:

 
TheJenn88

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As a Canadian, I don't know what the **** you're talking about. KVH has the jist of it. Here in Canada we don't vote our governments in, we vote them out.
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He was referring to Martin's call to completely ban handguns

KVH is right. Canadian politics are lather, rinse, repeat. When a government finally ***** up too bad, we vote them out. Last time, the conservatives crashed our economy, so we went liberal for about a decade. Now, while the Liberals reconstruct, we swing Conservative for a while - then THEY'LL **** up, and we vote back in Liberal (or *** forbid, NDP).

Canadian politics is hardly about being left or right wing. It's about opposition. What one party says, the other automatically seems to have to disagree, find flaws, and then come up with their own policy opposite to that of their opposition, not at all keeping in line with the political spectrum (in some cases)

 
builder

builder

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The annexation of Canada, by the United States? Come on is this link you gave me for real? reaing on.....ok makes more sense now, just merging data banks and coordination of joint forces, yes this explain much on how the border guard was able to pull so much data so fast....thanks
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It's always best to keep your neighbours at arms' length, so you can call them up and arrange things, should the need arise.

Much better than ******* in eachother's pockets. ;)

 
Tex

Tex

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He seemed to get a kick telling me the only reason the North West Angle belonged to America was because of a surveying mistake. I countered with the only reason all of Canada didn
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