ABCs of Liberal Values

[scribblet]

ABCs of Liberal Values

The ABC's of Liberal Values

Are Liberal Values Your Values?

Age of consent law

Allows adults to have sex with 14 year olds

Billions of dollars spent on Indian reserves

Yet more than 100 First Nation communities must boil their drinking water

Challenger Jets

Subsidized by taxpayers to fly Paul Martin to $5,000 a plate fund raisers

Decriminalized marijuana proposed

While RCMP officers get killed monitoring an underground grow-op

Entitlement

A culture of entitlement for Liberal puppets

Foreign aid

To China, which has more than a $30 billion military budget

Gun registry

read more here:

http://www.liberalvalues.ca/

[mar]

ABCs of Conservative Party of Canada(sic) Values"

http://www.gop.com/

[Cameron]

ABCs of Conservative Party of Canada(sic) Values"

http://www.gop.com/

Wrong country pal.

[Black Dog]

Age of consent law

Allows adults to have sex with 14 year olds

While the Tories' new "get tuff on crime" plan means 14 year olds can be tried as adults. So at 14, you're old enough to be held to the same level of responsibility as an adult for a crime, but not old enough to decide who you can have sex with. (BTW, the current age of consent was put in place in 1890 by a Conservative government).

Decriminalized marijuana proposed

While RCMP officers get killed monitoring an underground grow-op

Bull. The cops were there hunting stolen goods, not pot.

[scribblet]

ABCs of Conservative Party of Canada(sic) Values"

http://www.gop.com/

Huh? think you've got the wrong forum.

[Hollus]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why is it that they would not want to reveal their supporters? Could it be that their intentions and values may not be in the best interest of Canadians?

[mar]

ABCs of Conservative Party of Canada(sic) Values"

http://www.gop.com/

Huh? think you've got the wrong forum.

You mean those values aren't an inspiration? Did he take that back too?

Kinda like him saying: "I didn't really mean we should send troops to Iraq even tho I said it a hundred times or so on TV. I really meant we should only send troops if the information I argued for months was right, was really right which I now say wasn't and, of course I couldn't listen to Creiten or the majority of canadoians at the time, could I?

And when I said troops about 100 times which you can look up in Hansard I didn't really mean troops I meant we really should just support the Americans. Something like Oprah saying "we're there for you." I meant perhaps our troops could stay here but think good thoughts of support or form a prayer circle.

[wellandboy]

Hollus . The information for the 2004 election is available on line from Elections Canada. Looking at corporate sponsors for the Liberals and union sponsors for the NDP. I think you will find this is a non-starter.

[geoffrey]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why is it that they would not want to reveal their supporters? Could it be that their intentions and values may not be in the best interest of Canadians?

I certainly hope the CPC will tailor their government to suit my needs.

Have the Liberals ever released every last name that's contributed to their campaigns? Or the number one contributor to the Liberal campaign in Quebec, the public purse?

We don't even know which candiates where undemocratically elected using our money.

It's not the law, yet Harper did make disclosure of all major donors, the little $25 suppoters aren't included. I don't think anyone that actually is concerned about foreign influence could argue that if an American gave $25 Harper will sell us out to the yanks. Plus, its is illegal to foreigners to contribute to campaigns, and the Conservatives make this very clear and take great effort in ensuring they play by the book in this regard. It less then 30% of the total that has not been disclosed.

Harper is the only one that wants to end corporate and union donations, so attacking him on campaign finance must really be a desperate attack.

[newbie]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why is it that they would not want to reveal their supporters? Could it be that their intentions and values may not be in the best interest of Canadians?

Check out http://www.elections.ca. Also, check out the board of directors on the conference board of Canada, re Harper's economic plan. Interesting.

http://www.conferenceboard.ca/about-cboc/BOD.asp

[Hollus]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why is it that they would not want to reveal their supporters? Could it be that their intentions and values may not be in the best interest of Canadians?

Check out http://www.elections.ca. Also, check out the board of directors on the conference board of Canada, re Harper's economic plan. Interesting.

http://www.conferenceboard.ca/about-cboc/BOD.asp

Allright I concede, a naive post on my part. Thanks for the rebuttles.

I just fear that the CPC wants to put more power in the hands of corporations. Convince me Im wrong and Ill sleep better at night.

[mar]

Allright I concede, a naive post on my part. Thanks for the rebuttles.

I just fear that the CPC wants to put more power in the hands of corporations. Convince me Im wrong and Ill sleep better at night.

Unless you're extremely gullible, you won't be convinced.

However, there is an upside. We keep hearing from posters on here and Conservative politicians that they firmly believe its more democratic to let the majority decide.

Given there are numerous surveys showing the majority of Canadians are in favour of decriminalizing cannibis possession, guess that's gonna be a Conservatibe priority too, huh?

[Argus]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why? Even if they did that would only make them as bad as the Liberals.

[Argus]

Allright I concede, a naive post on my part. Thanks for the rebuttles.

I just fear that the CPC wants to put more power in the hands of corporations. Convince me Im wrong and Ill sleep better at night.

A recent assessment of donations shows:

the Conservative Party has a base of individual donors that is much larger than the other four parties

the Liberals have many more donors donating more than $1,000 than all the other parties combined

Donations of under $200 made up 77.0% of Conservative money

Donations of under $200 made up 11.2% of Liberal money

Donations of under $200 made up 17% of Bloc Quebecois donations

Donations of under $200 made up 76.2% of NDP donations

Democracy Watch 2005

So gee, it looks like the Conservatives and NDP are getting the vast majority of their money from small donations from individuals. The Liberal party on the other hand, is getting its donations from rich people.

So who do you think is in the pay of the corporations?

[Hollus]

Allright I concede, a naive post on my part. Thanks for the rebuttles.

I just fear that the CPC wants to put more power in the hands of corporations. Convince me Im wrong and Ill sleep better at night.

A recent assessment of donations shows:

the Conservative Party has a base of individual donors that is much larger than the other four parties

the Liberals have many more donors donating more than $1,000 than all the other parties combined

Donations of under $200 made up 77.0% of Conservative money

Donations of under $200 made up 11.2% of Liberal money

Donations of under $200 made up 17% of Bloc Quebecois donations

Donations of under $200 made up 76.2% of NDP donations

Democracy Watch 2005

So gee, it looks like the Conservatives and NDP are getting the vast majority of their money from small donations from individuals. The Liberal party on the other hand, is getting its donations from rich people.

So who do you think is in the pay of the corporations?

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[scribblet]

Could some kind conservitive please explain where I can find a list of the CPC campaign contributers? Could you please provide me with some strong evidence that the CPC won't tailor their government to suit the needs of these contributers?

Why? Even if they did that would only make them as bad as the Liberals.

All campaign contributions are listed on Elections Canada

http://www.elections.ca/scripts/webpep/fin...tributions.aspx