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October 15th, 2007, 10:24 AM
Conservative support is much less firm than we're led to believe, while huge federal funding in Quebec has brought numbers up there, most people in the province are against the Afghanistan mission. In the next election it's going to be a major issue and Harper won't be able to lie about what's going on there as he has in the past.
Quoting Locutus
The conservatives got the weakest minority in Canadian history in the last election, it's silly to count the Liberals out. Instead of trying to rectify the problems that led to the Liberal defeat, Harper has taken advantage of them in a cynical power grab. The same resentment that people directed towards the Liberals is now going to be a factor against the conservatives.
Thankfully there won't (and can't) be any variation of a fiberal government for a long time indeed.
Conservative support is much less firm than we're led to believe, while huge federal funding in Quebec has brought numbers up there, most people in the province are against the Afghanistan mission. In the next election it's going to be a major issue and Harper won't be able to lie about what's going on there as he has in the past.
October 15th, 2007, 11:12 AM
It's fun. They're dead in the water with The Wanderer at the helm.
Yes he has.
You'll Prove that of course.
The majority of the country is now against it. The troops, through consensus will be brought home.
Next.
Quoting Cobalt_Kid
They're still running the country lad. The conservatives got the weakest minority in Canadian history in the last election, it's silly to count the Liberals out. Instead of trying to rectify the problems that led to the Liberal defeat, Harper has taken advantage of them in a cynical power grab. The same resentment that people directed towards the Liberals is now going to be a factor against the conservatives.
Conservative support is much less firm than we're led to believe, while huge federal funding in Quebec has brought numbers up there, most people in the province are against the Afghanistan mission. In the next election it's going to be a major issue and Harper won't be able to lie about what's going on there as he has in the past.
Conservative support is much less firm than we're led to believe, while huge federal funding in Quebec has brought numbers up there, most people in the province are against the Afghanistan mission. In the next election it's going to be a major issue and Harper won't be able to lie about what's going on there as he has in the past.
It's fun. They're dead in the water with The Wanderer at the helm.
Yes he has.
You'll Prove that of course.
The majority of the country is now against it. The troops, through consensus will be brought home.
Next.
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October 15th, 2007, 12:10 PM
He hired manning to make a report on the war...sup with dat
He hired manning to make a report on the war...sup with dat
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October 15th, 2007, 12:17 PM
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
Quoting DocDred
Ah.....you mean John Manley....former Liberal cabinet superstar.
He hired manning to make a report on the war...sup with dat
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
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October 15th, 2007, 12:27 PM
and that one was a goody I just saw across me port bow.....LOL!!!!!!
Quoting Colpy
ROFL....yo colpy....i gotta say this one time....lets agree to not become enemies over political bashing...k....the gloves are off...hope it's entertaining...
Ah.....you mean John Manley....former Liberal cabinet superstar.
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
and that one was a goody I just saw across me port bow.....LOL!!!!!!
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October 15th, 2007, 01:01 PM
There are a lot of people here I respect immensely......and agree with rarely.......
But the debate is fun.
Warning, though, when it comes to the weapons of debate, sometimes I forgo the rapier of subtle wit in favour of the M1 Abrams of bombastic declaration of fact as I see it.
Quoting DocDred
Agreed absolutely!
ROFL....yo colpy....i gotta say this one time....lets agree to not become enemies over political bashing...k....the gloves are off...hope it's entertaining...
and that one was a goody I just saw across me port bow.....LOL!!!!!!
and that one was a goody I just saw across me port bow.....LOL!!!!!!
There are a lot of people here I respect immensely......and agree with rarely.......
But the debate is fun.
Warning, though, when it comes to the weapons of debate, sometimes I forgo the rapier of subtle wit in favour of the M1 Abrams of bombastic declaration of fact as I see it.
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October 15th, 2007, 01:22 PM
Quoting Colpy
got me afternoon exrecise on that one....belly jiggle shuffle....ROFL
Warning, though, when it comes to the weapons of debate, sometimes I forgo the rapier of subtle wit in favour of the M1 Abrams of bombastic declaration of fact as I see it.
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October 15th, 2007, 01:59 PM
You and your party represent the lunatic fringe, something you'll discover in the next election.
Quoting Colpy
So you'd torture people who don't share the same political views as you.
Ah.....you mean John Manley....former Liberal cabinet superstar.
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
Something wrong with a little bipartisanship.....in some places called "leadership"?
Doc, I personally consider the consideration of casting a vote for any candidate running for the Liberal Party of Canada to be symptomatic of severe psychological problems........which should probably be treated by hooking them up directly to the nearest 220V line,,,,,,shock treatments can be very effective!
You and your party represent the lunatic fringe, something you'll discover in the next election.
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October 15th, 2007, 02:37 PM
Those who don't know a joke when they see it, and that think the "lunatic fringe" is a party that commands at the very least 30% support in this country.....they are actually the lunatic fringe.
Quoting Cobalt_Kid
No.
So you'd torture people who don't share the same political views as you.
You and your party represent the lunatic fringe, something you'll discover in the next election.
You and your party represent the lunatic fringe, something you'll discover in the next election.
Those who don't know a joke when they see it, and that think the "lunatic fringe" is a party that commands at the very least 30% support in this country.....they are actually the lunatic fringe.
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October 15th, 2007, 03:30 PM
Some joke, we're already sending people off to this kind of treatment and worse in Afghanistan. I guess Harper and company sit around and laugh about that maybe.
Shock torture is a widely used form of political repression in much of the world, the fact you think it's funny says more about your state of mind than anything else.
Some joke, we're already sending people off to this kind of treatment and worse in Afghanistan. I guess Harper and company sit around and laugh about that maybe.
Shock torture is a widely used form of political repression in much of the world, the fact you think it's funny says more about your state of mind than anything else.
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October 15th, 2007, 04:35 PM
Quoting Cobalt_Kid
Come on, CK, get off the high horse...........before you fall off from twisting this way and that........
Some joke, we're already sending people off to this kind of treatment and worse in Afghanistan. I guess Harper and company sit around and laugh about that maybe.
Shock torture is a widely used form of political repression in much of the world, the fact you think it's funny says more about your state of mind than anything else.
Shock torture is a widely used form of political repression in much of the world, the fact you think it's funny says more about your state of mind than anything else.
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October 15th, 2007, 05:02 PM
Get off yours buddy, I'm not questioning your right to support the party of your choice, don't question mine.
This is Canada not Zimbabwe don't be surprised if someone tells you to go **** yourself when you state they deserve to be tortured for supporting a party you don't like.
Get off yours buddy, I'm not questioning your right to support the party of your choice, don't question mine.
This is Canada not Zimbabwe don't be surprised if someone tells you to go **** yourself when you state they deserve to be tortured for supporting a party you don't like.
October 15th, 2007, 05:12 PM
Ehh come now. It's only a joke ehh? I personally think that CPC supporters should read the fine print, to see where in fact it is the devil they sold their soul too, not the Lord our saviour
Some rips really are made in good fun. This would be why Hermann and I discussed a sarcasm colour, for those who can't tell the difference.
Ehh come now. It's only a joke ehh? I personally think that CPC supporters should read the fine print, to see where in fact it is the devil they sold their soul too, not the Lord our saviour
Some rips really are made in good fun. This would be why Hermann and I discussed a sarcasm colour, for those who can't tell the difference.
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October 15th, 2007, 05:35 PM
What can I say, I'm pissed the conservative government is supporting torture in Afghanistan and suprised that people here are so blase about it. I'm defenitely not going to sit back and let someone tell me I deserve the same because of my political beliefs, even if he's trying to hide behind humor to do it.
Whatever, I'll see you at the polls and hope there's enough Canadians who have a conscience to kick these Nazis out of power.
What can I say, I'm pissed the conservative government is supporting torture in Afghanistan and suprised that people here are so blase about it. I'm defenitely not going to sit back and let someone tell me I deserve the same because of my political beliefs, even if he's trying to hide behind humor to do it.
Whatever, I'll see you at the polls and hope there's enough Canadians who have a conscience to kick these Nazis out of power.
October 15th, 2007, 05:56 PM
Well technically speaking, he wasn't talking to you, he was talking to DocDred. I don't think I could say that I know Colpy, but I do think I have a good beat on what the man stands for. I know from his posting in the past that he wouldn't seriously advocate the use of torture on someone simply for their political leaning.
As to the current Government of Canada, I hope they're kicked out of power too
Well technically speaking, he wasn't talking to you, he was talking to DocDred. I don't think I could say that I know Colpy, but I do think I have a good beat on what the man stands for. I know from his posting in the past that he wouldn't seriously advocate the use of torture on someone simply for their political leaning.
As to the current Government of Canada, I hope they're kicked out of power too
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October 15th, 2007, 10:01 PM
yeah well i'm hiding under a blanky ...just in case he's not joking...and i got vaseline all over my monitor so if has one of those things that lets you see people through there monitor where you monitor becomes a camera for them all he will see is a blury blanket....
personnaly anyone thats a conservative is got serious mental issues ...the fact he gives the party money...well there you go i ain't taking any chances,,,, *smears thicker vaseline onto monitor*
yeah well i'm hiding under a blanky ...just in case he's not joking...and i got vaseline all over my monitor so if has one of those things that lets you see people through there monitor where you monitor becomes a camera for them all he will see is a blury blanket....
personnaly anyone thats a conservative is got serious mental issues ...the fact he gives the party money...well there you go i ain't taking any chances,,,, *smears thicker vaseline onto monitor*
