Thank God, Canada!
Congratulations on a Liberal majority government! And a good (if long) speech from Justin Trudeau.
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Thank God, Canada!
Congratulations on a Liberal majority government! And a good (if long) speech from Justin Trudeau.
Them: Vote for whoever you feel best represents YOU. If that's the conservatives, you shouldn't be ashamed of it!
Me: okay... that sounds fake, but okay
If
You’re a women
You love women
You’re Native
You think Native are important
You love environement
You’re gay, lesbian, trans, ace, queer, bi, etc
You’re an ally
You believe in freedom of the press
You believe in freedom of religion
You believe in science
You are pro-choice
You are young
You believe young are important
You believe in peace
You believe in trust
You believe in Canada
Go vote tomorrow. For anyone. But not for Harper.
Canada right now is like «please not Slytherin. Anything but Slytherin.»
Harper’s economic record has been horrible. Even with rising resource prices — which, though ecologically disastrous, helped Canada avoid the severe economic contraction that hit many advanced capitalist countries — Harper’s economic performance has been worse than any Canadian prime minister since World War II. It was only after his Conservative minority government was nearly toppled that he introduced stimulus spending to deal with the Great Recession. And while many federal governments have had poor relations with First Nations, Harper’s actions — gutting environmental protections, trying to reform land title on First Nations reserves, proposing contentious First Nations education reform, and dismissing repeated calls for an inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women — have been particularly egregious, sparking a significant amount of new First Nations activism. The government’s approach to First Nations’ issues was encapsulated in Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt’s refusal during the release of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission into residential schools in Canada to stand and applaud after a call for such an inquiry for indigenous women. There is now an unprecedented movement to encourage First Nations to vote to sack Harper.
Ending Harperism
:(((( I have hit a new low :((((( (via The master of hate politics hits a new low | Toronto Star)