Bright Spark
Posts: 447 
August 20th, 2007, 06:33 PM
Of course, riding the Al Gore wave of pseudo-environmental hypocracy.
You'll see them vote Green and drive away in their SUV thinking they've made a difference.
Meanwhile, Green lacks any sound economic platform.
You can't win an election on one issue.
Muz
Of course, riding the Al Gore wave of pseudo-environmental hypocracy.
You'll see them vote Green and drive away in their SUV thinking they've made a difference.
Meanwhile, Green lacks any sound economic platform.
You can't win an election on one issue.
Muz
Quoting YoungJoonKim
But they are winning against Blocs.
And they have gained huge percentage in recent year.
And they have gained huge percentage in recent year.
Steven Hawking's Tutor
Posts: 4,995 
Location: Florida, Hurricane Central
Location: Florida, Hurricane Central
August 20th, 2007, 07:15 PM
Doesn't mean it will happen in Canada.
Quoting YoungJoonKim
They had Nazis too.
But in Germany, they had Green Party..
Doesn't mean it will happen in Canada.
Clever Clogs
Posts: 575
August 20th, 2007, 07:18 PM
Sure it did :P
Mackenzie during WWII liked Hitler and he was also Anti-Semite
And Canadian government rejected St. Louis (I think) with full of fleeing Jews from entering our shore.
AND Canadians persecuted against Jews.
Basically, we all persecuted Jews.
How does that differ us from Nazi hehe
Sure it did :P
Mackenzie during WWII liked Hitler and he was also Anti-Semite
And Canadian government rejected St. Louis (I think) with full of fleeing Jews from entering our shore.
AND Canadians persecuted against Jews.
Basically, we all persecuted Jews.
How does that differ us from Nazi hehe
Time Out
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August 20th, 2007, 09:45 PM
Quoting YoungJoonKim
wow yer english just took a leap for the better....nice stuff
Sure it did :P
Mackenzie during WWII liked Hitler and he was also Anti-Semite
And Canadian government rejected St. Louis (I think) with full of fleeing Jews from entering our shore.
AND Canadians persecuted against Jews.
Basically, we all persecuted Jews.
How does that differ us from Nazi hehe
Mackenzie during WWII liked Hitler and he was also Anti-Semite
And Canadian government rejected St. Louis (I think) with full of fleeing Jews from entering our shore.
AND Canadians persecuted against Jews.
Basically, we all persecuted Jews.
How does that differ us from Nazi hehe
Time Out
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Location: Honour our Fallen
August 20th, 2007, 10:09 PM
I'm just so sick of the liberals and this redneck alliance deal that call them selves conservatives....that whole alliance con is enough to tell you something.....anyway..I really want to vote green to just keep the message going...that being we need to clean up our act...yeah al gore blah blah ...it helps though .....
But this is my problem.
The liberal in my riding, wajid Khan, turned into a conservative.....
I don't want him to win again...I talked to him before the last election and feel he lied to me....i offered some advice which he broguht me into his control room with his spin people...i talked to them ...they turned and said that was more of a conservative tactic and it's not the liberal way....ok i walked out feeling like us liberals are ethically better.....and then he jumps over.......god!!!!!
I'm just so sick of the liberals and this redneck alliance deal that call them selves conservatives....that whole alliance con is enough to tell you something.....anyway..I really want to vote green to just keep the message going...that being we need to clean up our act...yeah al gore blah blah ...it helps though .....
But this is my problem.
The liberal in my riding, wajid Khan, turned into a conservative.....
I don't want him to win again...I talked to him before the last election and feel he lied to me....i offered some advice which he broguht me into his control room with his spin people...i talked to them ...they turned and said that was more of a conservative tactic and it's not the liberal way....ok i walked out feeling like us liberals are ethically better.....and then he jumps over.......god!!!!!
at the end of his post.
A Mad Mulligan
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August 21st, 2007, 08:33 AM
Quoting Impetus
Yeah but don't you need a truck to drive on these GTA roads? Maybe the trend should continue and the roads be allowed to deterierate to eventually bring a halt to one car one driver problems.
Of course, riding the Al Gore wave of pseudo-environmental hypocracy.
You'll see them vote Green and drive away in their SUV thinking they've made a difference.
Meanwhile, Green lacks any sound economic platform.
You can't win an election on one issue.
Muz
You'll see them vote Green and drive away in their SUV thinking they've made a difference.
Meanwhile, Green lacks any sound economic platform.
You can't win an election on one issue.
Muz
Super Genius
Posts: 1,188
August 22nd, 2007, 01:31 AM
But then again, you're talking to the guy who predicted the Liberals would have a majority government by now.
Quoting YoungJoonKim
I think there is a good chance of them winning some seats, probably in the election. But I highly doubt they will ever form a government.
Just curious, they are rising "force" after all 
But then again, you're talking to the guy who predicted the Liberals would have a majority government by now.
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August 22nd, 2007, 02:18 AM
No, I don’t believe that the Green Party of Canada has a good chance of election to the House of Commons. Their support is not yet concentrated enough to translate into an electoral district requesting Green Party representation. Perhaps the Green Party’s fortunes could improve were one or more honourable members of the Senate of Canada to create a “Green caucus”, as some have mused, as this would give the Green Party a foothold in the Parliament of Canada. Seeing the work of Green senators, some Canadians might feel compelled to vote for a Green representative for the Lower House.
As to the suggestion of a Green Government of Canada, I cannot foresee this taking place at any point in the foreseeable future (nor would I predict such a Government for the New Democratic Party of Canada). Barring some sort of extremely fractured Parliament as the result of a low-plurality general election, I don’t think we are going to see any sort of Green administration at least within the next two or three decades.
No, I don’t believe that the Green Party of Canada has a good chance of election to the House of Commons. Their support is not yet concentrated enough to translate into an electoral district requesting Green Party representation. Perhaps the Green Party’s fortunes could improve were one or more honourable members of the Senate of Canada to create a “Green caucus”, as some have mused, as this would give the Green Party a foothold in the Parliament of Canada. Seeing the work of Green senators, some Canadians might feel compelled to vote for a Green representative for the Lower House.
As to the suggestion of a Green Government of Canada, I cannot foresee this taking place at any point in the foreseeable future (nor would I predict such a Government for the New Democratic Party of Canada). Barring some sort of extremely fractured Parliament as the result of a low-plurality general election, I don’t think we are going to see any sort of Green administration at least within the next two or three decades.
