Mr. C

You're telling me that you want to ask the heir to the french throne, someone who's lineage literally chose to abandon french Canadians in the seven year war, if he wants to live a life of luxury in Montreal paid for with my tax money? Let's be honest here, a Canadian and only a Canadian should be chosen to be a governor general! Choosing only the best and brightest Canadians is how we run the senate and that old boys club always has our national best interest in mind!

I love the term "urban underclass" it has an almost free love and bohemian feel to it. Get a real job you rastafarian's! I too agree that we should set up a system of short-term repayable loans, that'll force those free loving fentanyl users to be accountable to the money i give them. Hell! Just like me, they wouldn't spend a loan on drugs, only a drug addict would do that! Now undoubtedly some of those welfare users wont have the money to pay back their loans, so either A. let's throw them all in jail. But not just any jail, we can't just have a bunch of heroin addicts clogging up our judicial system. Lets create a special jail in nunavut, that way when they shiver all night, we can chalk it up to them being cold and not withdrawal. It can be like our own little Siberia. Option B. we could set up some kind of co-op program similar to japan, where they turn in something easily collectable and get money back in return. In Tokyo the homeless collect the garbage off the street. But Toronto's not filled with trash, it's filled with opioid users and immigrants, and you know what opioid users on immigrants on welfare don't need.. teeth. So i vote we set up a teeth exchange program with the dentist college. for each full set of teeth, you get a grand to pay back those loans! But you know what the answer isn't! The answer isn't treating mental health like an actual issue that our society faces. The answer isn't giving doctors the power to prescribe clean government tested and regulated drugs in conjunction with some kind of counselling program. And the answer definitely isn't talking about mental health in an open manner. Rather lets hide it away like the "special child" a mother gave birth to in the 1600's. I live in a society so i can have a better life, not so others can!

Look at Justin Trudeau, running shirtless along the Vancouver seawall, trying to project an image of equality and feminism, not even realizing that those are both the same thing! Ha! The conservative news tells me he's got nothing between his ears but a teaching degree! Sure he's got great cheek bones, but the sign of a truly relevant Prime Minster is one who's sneaky and accustomed to making closed door and back room deals.If the media is to be believed (which it is - as long as it's not any of that liberal garbage) Justin Trudeau is currently plunging the zamboni that is Canada into the icy pits of the saint Lawrence river! Although, I will admit, I felt much stronger of this truth when the wise and flawlessly charismatic Stephen Harper was in power. That was when all those great attack add's were constantly on tv, the only time in recent history when our tax money was actually propelling us towards a greater good. But I digress, In Canada you have to blame the current leader of the party for the issues that arise, why else are attack add's so strikingly necessary. I vote for a person in-charge of a party dammit, and just like in the states, I want to vote for a person who's a political figment of my imagination. I should know this person personally, his inner psyche painted primarily through the opposing parties verbal diatribe and his skin colour. And yes, it has to be a man, women are far to easily manipulated by male prowess to be even in contention for a leadership position, I mean look at Hillary Clinton or Angela Merkel. Now I want you to know, that I'm going to hold the Prime Minister accountable for every issue that arises during the time he holds office. Oh sure! A global issue might arise that's out of the leaders control. A "massive" number of immigrants might begin fluxing into our great country because global warming has made land in their countries un-farmable, and so due to a lack of food, civil unrest and war has begun. But that's a them problem and not a me problem. A me problem is that I don't want to pay for a carbon tax because god would never let my great country burn in a fiery pit of CO2! Now Justin I deplore the way that you've handled every issue that has come before your government in the past 3 years. How could you have dealt with them in a way that I would have been happy with? Well, if you'd have done the complete opposite of what you did, I probably still wouldn't like you because you're a liberal. Step down Mr, Trudea and let the top 5% of Canadians do their job... electing a puppet leader with blue blood instead of red.