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Is Canada drowning in self-pity and guilt?
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Canada as a country is a bit uninteresting but hardly anybody outside Canada has anything bad to say about Canada. I don't know about the latest HDI1ratings but at least once Canada was the best country in the world to live in. If it's not still the best it is one of the best. The margins between the best countries are so narrow that the order of the best countries keeps on changing. The problem with the stable wealthy countries is that they are often boring but surely most people prefer boredom to living in truly exciting countries like Honduras or Guatemala to name just two. -
Why do Canadians keep supporting this error-prone government?
-TSS- replied to Army Guy's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
They say that you get what you vote for but IIRC in your last election more people voted for the opposition than the government. It was the electoral system with uneven division of constituencies which saved the government. -
As there is talk in many countries including Canada about changing their electoral system to proportional representation if you want to campaign against such a change you should mention Israel where a lot of tiny parties hold the balance of power and demand various things in return for supporting fragile multi-party governments.
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No more forced vaccinations allowed in Canada.
-TSS- replied to taxme's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I do wear a mask where it is required and I consider it a no big deal. However, since covidism has become something of a religion for some people I enjoy making fun of their religion as they react like all religious people do when their religion is being ridiculed. -
No more forced vaccinations allowed in Canada.
-TSS- replied to taxme's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
What does a dog say? Woah Woah What does a cat say? Meaow Meaow What does a sheep say? Wear a mask! -
It would be impossible to find jurors who would be impartial on this issue. Somebody living in a cave for the past year could pass for one but there aren't too many of those. The whole trial by jury is a failed concept but what instead? The judge would be able to decide on his own? Not a good idea either.
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If Chauvin had been acquited, as he should have given all the real data concerning the case, the consequences would have been horrible. So, it was for common good to sacrifice the life of one individual. I can't blame the jurors for weighing the pros and cons and coming to the conclusion they did but doesn't that just show how sick the society is where you really have to take such things into account when passing a verdict?
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In general it is stupid to praise or blame any president for anything. For example saying president X was a good president, he created millions of jobs, but president Y was a bad president, he destroyed the economy. Of course that is exactly what all political debate is all about but does somebody really believe in it?
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How did the US defeat the Soviets and win the Cold War?
-TSS- replied to August1991's topic in The Rest of the World
Gorbachev is praised in the west for facilitating the fall of the Berlin Wall and the political freedom of the Eastern-bloc countries. However, in Russia he is absolutely despided. It is funny how people in the west think that if they just got rid of Putin there would be some Gorbached 2.0 to take his place. Instead there could be someone like Zhirinovsky. -
I see this two ways: If the tinfoil-hats are right and the coronavirus is just a hoax to gain a total control then the restrictions are not going to go away for a long time but if it is a hoax you are not going to get sick since it is a hoax in the first place. However, as there are a lot of people in hospitals because of the virus we can assume that it is real and we can get sick but if the virus is real all epidemics have their life-spans and they. end sooner or later. So win-win.
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Increased Immigration not needed, will hurt workers
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
At least America has Mexico and Central-America south of its border but there is no easily explainable immigration into Canada. All immigration into Canada is something which Canada somehow wants. -
Increased Immigration not needed, will hurt workers
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I guess it must be the case in Canada as well with people who vote for the Liberals but in America with the Democrat-voters most of them are not that keen on immigration but they just don't consider the issue of immigration as a big deal like many other issues. It is a very small minority of the population who base their voting on wanting more immigration and would stop voting for a party if the party made its stand on immigration stricter. Of course if a party rallies around traditional left-wing issues such as workers rights but at the same time was a very pro open borders those issues cancel each other out but unfortunately too few voters realise that. -
Increased Immigration not needed, will hurt workers
-TSS- replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Just wait till the corona-crisis is over and borders will be open again. They will really do their best to make up for "the lost time". -
Fascism in Canada & the Origin of Covid 19?
-TSS- replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear coronavirus, happy birthday to you. Namely, on this date a year ago the first covid-case was discovered here in Finland. It was a Chinese tourist. Did our feminist government close the borders or at least force arrivals on quarantine? Of course they didn't. One year on and now we are on the verge of a lockdown and a curfew has been proposed. e -
future of the Republican party
-TSS- replied to godzilla's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
America is a one party-state now and will be to the foreseeable future but are the democrats happy? No they aren't. They seem to get angrier than ever. -
Why do Canadians keep supporting this error-prone government?
-TSS- replied to Army Guy's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Didn't they actually lose the overall vote in the last election but yet remained the largest party in parliament because of the way the electoral districts are formed? -
America Under pResident Biden
-TSS- replied to Shady's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
It is quite silly to believe that one person, even if that person is the President of the USA, is to be blamed or praised for the economy being good or bad. Politicians draw the guidelines but a huge economy such as the US is a mechanism of its own. If the economy is going well the president taking credit for it is like a cock taking credit for the dawn. In the opposite situation people need a scapegoat for hard times and the president is a perfect one for being one. -
America under President Trump
-TSS- replied to betsy's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
All this goes to show that even though Trump is gone and Biden is in it is Trump who attracts more media-attention. I wonder does anybody care about Biden for Biden's sake. Perhaps some black people because Biden was Obama's VP but for the rest of the so-called Biden-supporters he was just there as an alternative for Trump. They would have voted for a broom-stick if it had been an alternative to Trump. -
America Under pResident Biden
-TSS- replied to Shady's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Yes and an American citizen too but she is a Czech anyway. -
America Under pResident Biden
-TSS- replied to Shady's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Many people have said that Ivanka Trump should enter politics but isn't she in the eyes of most Americans a bit too foreigner? -
America Under pResident Biden
-TSS- replied to Shady's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Most American voters couldn't point on a map the countries they are at war with let alone explain the reasons why they are at war with those countries.