So it was only “Trump” during the election. Got it.
Fun_Office5837 on
Nanos polling puts the Liberals ahead of the Conservatives at 38.4 per cent to 34.1 per cent to close out the year. Carney maintains preferred prime minister status at 48.6 per cent, topping the Conservatives’ Pierre Poilievre at 27.6 per cent.
LasagnaMountebank on
Then why the fuck did they vote for the opposite of that less than a year ago. I will never understand the Canadian voter.
TryingForThrillions on
Environmental Concerns
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AwesomeWildlife on
The environment in which we live is the most important aspect of life. However, our corporate controlled politicians found out long ago that keeping the population in a constant state of insecurity diverts their attention away from such things and back to the “economy”. Unfortunately, the definition of “economy” is corporate profits. So people may think they are voting for a better job and an economy that supports them, but it never turns out that way. Instead it usually means getting a job at any cost, meaning accepting lower wages, fewer benefits and increasing costs. We were there before, with a strong environmental movement emerging in the 1970s. A manufactured recession brought the sheep back under control and the result was neo-liberal economics, union busting, moving to a service economy with lower wages and no benefits, and free trade deals that had nothing to do with trade and everything to do with lowering wages, union busting and escaping environmental regulations by the business world.
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A lot new profiles with hidden comment history here I notice
Avelion2 on
Quite the recovery for the LPC.
-LittleStranger- on
“Best we can do is double down on culture war nonsense.” – the Conservative party, probably.
D3ATHTRaps on
Not really a single economy in the world actually doing super well right now from what i see. Just some not as bad as the others.
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So it was only “Trump” during the election. Got it.
Nanos polling puts the Liberals ahead of the Conservatives at 38.4 per cent to 34.1 per cent to close out the year. Carney maintains preferred prime minister status at 48.6 per cent, topping the Conservatives’ Pierre Poilievre at 27.6 per cent.
Then why the fuck did they vote for the opposite of that less than a year ago. I will never understand the Canadian voter.
Environmental Concerns
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The environment in which we live is the most important aspect of life. However, our corporate controlled politicians found out long ago that keeping the population in a constant state of insecurity diverts their attention away from such things and back to the “economy”. Unfortunately, the definition of “economy” is corporate profits. So people may think they are voting for a better job and an economy that supports them, but it never turns out that way. Instead it usually means getting a job at any cost, meaning accepting lower wages, fewer benefits and increasing costs. We were there before, with a strong environmental movement emerging in the 1970s. A manufactured recession brought the sheep back under control and the result was neo-liberal economics, union busting, moving to a service economy with lower wages and no benefits, and free trade deals that had nothing to do with trade and everything to do with lowering wages, union busting and escaping environmental regulations by the business world.
A lot new profiles with hidden comment history here I notice
Quite the recovery for the LPC.
“Best we can do is double down on culture war nonsense.” – the Conservative party, probably.
Not really a single economy in the world actually doing super well right now from what i see. Just some not as bad as the others.
Horsefeathers.