So if you believe the Conservative rhetoric on the economy (which, y'know, I don’t and as an economics major I would advise you all to be suspicious of it but that’s beside the point) I honestly think you still have a decision to make.
You have to decide whether the mistreatment of the aboriginal peoples of Canada is less important.
Whether our refusal to help refugees in any significant capacity (while still calling ourselves leaders in that department) is less important.
Whether the muzzling of government scientists is less important.
Whether the lack of help for Canadians abroad such as Neil Bantleman and Mohamed Fahmy is less important.
Whether the rampant Islamophobia being pushed is less important.
Whether the complete disregard for our environment is less important.
Whether the attacks on religious freedom are less important.
Whether Bills C-51 and C-24 and their implications for privacy and citizenship are less important.
Whether the attacks on democracy - the Senate scandal, the robo-calls, the new voter act - are less important.
Whether the cutting of resources and lack of support for our veterans is less important.
Whether the tough-on-crime legislation that further marginalizes the poor, the sick, and actually does not at all reduce crime rates, is less important.
Whether the consistent blocking of of safe injection sites - a policy that puts addicts at risk for ideological reasons when it is so easy to help out these marginalized people - is less important.
Whether the countless other instances of Conservative discrimination against minorities and the poor and vulnerable of this country is less important.
If after taking all of that into consideration, you still want another Harper government, then vote Conservative. But be perfectly aware that this is what you’re voting for.
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