Trudeau government wants to ban single-use plastics by 2021
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Why? You're just like them. You're a f*cking jingoist when it comes to Groper. He can do NO wrong in your eyes, even when he does shit like attempt to obstruct justice, sexual assault, engaging in multiple conflicts of interest, violating basic civil rights, etc. Meanwhile anyone who isn't pro-Groper is a White natty in your tiny little mind. You're pathetic. Go on, cry for us some more about how poor Groper has it so hard.
Oh by the way you little closet white natty, aren't there any non-White christians for you to cheer about the persecution of?
Man, what a miserable existence to have to be one of you. Always gotta remember what lies you told, living an ideology that is utterly hypocritical, having to decide which of your principles you won't be throwing under the bus on any given day, finding new and "exciting" forms of emotional and moral relativism, continually shifting goalposts to suit your agenda(s), And of course, insisting that anyone who won't join you in blowing Groper is a white natty.
#SpreadTheWord When it comes to protecting the environment, Trudeau just can’t seem to practice what he preaches.
Trudeau can't seem to practice what he preaches when it comes to pretty much anything.#SpreadTheWord When it comes to protecting the environment, Trudeau just can’t seem to practice what he preaches.
Well the trust fund boy is part of the Liberal Elite.. he's above the rest of us.. :roll:
It's no wonder he and his daddy have so much trouble with the realities of real life. Both of them living off the fortune grampy Trudeau made, doing nothing of worth, traipsing around like the trust fund brats they are (and were) and becoming PM without having a clue what it's like to live in the real world.
$30K in wine and liquor on one trip alone.#SpreadTheWord When it comes to protecting the environment, Trudeau just can’t seem to practice what he preaches.
I'd wager his trust fund has investments in aluminium. If bottles go, cans and tetrapak explode.
Seriously?? What a fukking idiot you are.
It means the plastic will be used many times and then recycled back into straws and whatever. Lets hope your favorite straw is a recycled suppository holder.
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It would seem the freeloaders that travel alone are drunks as well. Wonder how the hookers bill is covered. The SNC parties were also for NATO bog wigs rather than Libyan dictators.
It’s not bad for the environment when Trudeau does it, right? He gets a pass, right?
I suspect that with the exception of every manufacturer in China, nobody is against it provided we can find suitable, economical alternatives. What many people are against, however is a leader who has been revealed as a complete liar, a shameless, virtue signalling hypocrite, and a moron. The guy doesn't even have the sense to check with the nannies to see where his water comes from before stepping up to the podium and making a freaking fool of himself.
#SpreadTheWord When it comes to protecting the environment, Trudeau just can’t seem to practice what he preaches.
Like a Hoid a true progressive only preaches what everyone else needs to do that way he doesn't have to practise what he preaches
GUEST COLUMN: Privileged PM Justin Trudeau mocked in viral video
Special to Toronto Sun
Published:
June 15, 2019
Updated:
June 15, 2019 11:06 PM EDT
During a recent environmental policy announcement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had difficulty explaining what his family is doing to reduce their use of plastic and his answer led to a viral video. (Twitter)
BY MICHELLE REMPEL
In the chateaus of downtown Ottawa, the morally superior bourgeois set often give each other knowing glances over glasses of wine served up on the lobbyist reception circuit.
“Trudeau just connects with people better, you know? Especially young people and women.”
Enter Sarah Fischer, a young, vibrant woman who happens to be the federal Tory candidate in Don Valley North.
To date, much of Sarah’s social media posts have been what is expected of a political candidate. Pictures of her team out canvassing, her attending community events, the basic I’m-working-hard sort of stuff one expects someone seeking public office to post.
Then, on a political issue that was highly relevant to the week’s news, the Sarah I know and love decided to bust out her wit to hilarious and epic effect.
Sarah put together a video that in nine seconds perfectly, and hilariously, encapsulated the virtue-signalling emptiness of Justin Trudeau’s environmental record.
She was — and of course she was — resoundingly panned for it by the above mentioned chattering bourgeois reception-circuit class.
Her video has been watched over 500,000 times.
If you don’t know what I’m referring to, earlier in the week Trudeau attempted to make an environmental policy announcement. It was derailed after a reporter asked him a simple question: “What is your family doing to reduce plastic use?”
Evidently unprepared for such a basic question, he blathered out a cringeworthy and nonsensical response that ended with “paper-water-bottle drink-box sort of things.”
Trudeau’s privilege has long been his weakness. He can’t relate to the carbon tax he’s forcing everyday Canadians to pay.
GOLDSTEIN: McKenna’s ludicrous promise on carbon pricing
BONOKOSKI: Scheer’s great climate plan unveil to get mid-week spotlight
And last week, in asking Canadians to stop using plastic, and being unable to tell them how he was doing so, he reinforced the perception of being the dilettante PM who tells Canadians to do as he says, but not as he does.
Sarah’s video, which brilliantly mocks Trudeau’s response, put this all together in nine seconds. It responded to a newsy political issue in the moment with comic effect. It was satire and political commentary meshed together. It was magic.
Here’s the thing — the days of written op-eds like this are quickly passing. There is an entire generation of people who express creative dissent with Instagram memes and Facebook posts.
Why is it that Liberals, like Justin Trudeau, who have often been praised and given front-page billing for doing “accessible” things like kayaking shirtless, are lauded for these efforts but Sarah was derided?
I have a theory.
Old school opinion writers, like Susan Delacourt of the Toronto Star, who was one of the criticizers-in-chief of this matter, are seeing their platforms eroded by content creators who have their pulse on a market of people who were born consuming information on a digital platform.
But Sarah, a young — gasp! — Conservative woman, did so with wit and ease.
There are dozens of Conservative candidates who break the mould set by the Ottawa chattering class for Conservatives: tattoo artists, First Nations women, women of colour, candidates with youth, wit, and vigour who embrace digital media and independent content creation.
Our country is better for it.
Keep it up, Sarah.
Michelle Rempel is the Conservative member of Parliament for Calgary Nose Hill and shadow minister for citizenship and immigration
http://twitter.com/i/videos/tweet/1138112029309440001
http://twitter.com/i/videos/tweet/1138979368993206273
http://torontosun.com/opinion/colum...leged-pm-justin-trudeau-mocked-in-viral-video
Special to Toronto Sun
Published:
June 15, 2019
Updated:
June 15, 2019 11:06 PM EDT
During a recent environmental policy announcement, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had difficulty explaining what his family is doing to reduce their use of plastic and his answer led to a viral video. (Twitter)
BY MICHELLE REMPEL
In the chateaus of downtown Ottawa, the morally superior bourgeois set often give each other knowing glances over glasses of wine served up on the lobbyist reception circuit.
“Trudeau just connects with people better, you know? Especially young people and women.”
Enter Sarah Fischer, a young, vibrant woman who happens to be the federal Tory candidate in Don Valley North.
To date, much of Sarah’s social media posts have been what is expected of a political candidate. Pictures of her team out canvassing, her attending community events, the basic I’m-working-hard sort of stuff one expects someone seeking public office to post.
Then, on a political issue that was highly relevant to the week’s news, the Sarah I know and love decided to bust out her wit to hilarious and epic effect.
Sarah put together a video that in nine seconds perfectly, and hilariously, encapsulated the virtue-signalling emptiness of Justin Trudeau’s environmental record.
She was — and of course she was — resoundingly panned for it by the above mentioned chattering bourgeois reception-circuit class.
Her video has been watched over 500,000 times.
If you don’t know what I’m referring to, earlier in the week Trudeau attempted to make an environmental policy announcement. It was derailed after a reporter asked him a simple question: “What is your family doing to reduce plastic use?”
Evidently unprepared for such a basic question, he blathered out a cringeworthy and nonsensical response that ended with “paper-water-bottle drink-box sort of things.”
Trudeau’s privilege has long been his weakness. He can’t relate to the carbon tax he’s forcing everyday Canadians to pay.
GOLDSTEIN: McKenna’s ludicrous promise on carbon pricing
BONOKOSKI: Scheer’s great climate plan unveil to get mid-week spotlight
And last week, in asking Canadians to stop using plastic, and being unable to tell them how he was doing so, he reinforced the perception of being the dilettante PM who tells Canadians to do as he says, but not as he does.
Sarah’s video, which brilliantly mocks Trudeau’s response, put this all together in nine seconds. It responded to a newsy political issue in the moment with comic effect. It was satire and political commentary meshed together. It was magic.
Here’s the thing — the days of written op-eds like this are quickly passing. There is an entire generation of people who express creative dissent with Instagram memes and Facebook posts.
Why is it that Liberals, like Justin Trudeau, who have often been praised and given front-page billing for doing “accessible” things like kayaking shirtless, are lauded for these efforts but Sarah was derided?
I have a theory.
Old school opinion writers, like Susan Delacourt of the Toronto Star, who was one of the criticizers-in-chief of this matter, are seeing their platforms eroded by content creators who have their pulse on a market of people who were born consuming information on a digital platform.
But Sarah, a young — gasp! — Conservative woman, did so with wit and ease.
There are dozens of Conservative candidates who break the mould set by the Ottawa chattering class for Conservatives: tattoo artists, First Nations women, women of colour, candidates with youth, wit, and vigour who embrace digital media and independent content creation.
Our country is better for it.
Keep it up, Sarah.
Michelle Rempel is the Conservative member of Parliament for Calgary Nose Hill and shadow minister for citizenship and immigration
http://twitter.com/i/videos/tweet/1138112029309440001
http://twitter.com/i/videos/tweet/1138979368993206273
http://torontosun.com/opinion/colum...leged-pm-justin-trudeau-mocked-in-viral-video
Tories calls plastics forks at Trudeau lunch a sign of hypocrisy
Canadian Press
Published:
June 25, 2019
Updated:
June 26, 2019 7:57 AM EDT
Justin Trudeau speaks with the Papineau Youth Council in Montreal in this photo posted to his Twitter page on Monday, June 24, 2019. The federal Conservatives are attacking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for hypocrisy over plastic cutlery that was available at a lunch meeting with youth activists in his Montreal riding. Trudeau tweeted a picture of himself having lunch with about half a dozen members of the Papineau Youth Council Monday, including pizzas in cardboard boxes, paper plates, a pitcher of water with glasses, and a handful of plastic forks.HO / THE CANADIAN PRESS
OTTAWA — The federal Conservatives are calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a hypocrite over plastic cutlery that was available at a lunch meeting he held with youth activists in his Montreal riding.
Trudeau tweeted a picture of himself having lunch on Monday with about half a dozen members of the Papineau Youth Council, including pizzas in cardboard boxes, paper plates, a pitcher of water with glasses, and a handful of plastic forks.
In the photo, nobody is visibly using a fork but they also appear to have barely started lunch. Most of the plates have no food on them, the water pitcher is full and the glasses are empty.
The Liberals have started a regulatory review that’s expected to end with severe restrictions on single-use plastics as soon as 2021. The most wasteful products, including things like straws and plastic cutlery, could be banned outright.
The Tories say the picture shows Trudeau is a phoney environmentalist.
“This is no different than how Justin Trudeau will lecture moms and dads driving their kids to and from hockey practice about their carbon footprint and force them to pay a punishing carbon tax one day, and then on the next day Justin Trudeau will jet away to Florida for a sunny weekend getaway,” the party said in an election-style statement.
http://torontosun.com/news/national...cs-forks-at-trudeau-lunch-a-sign-of-hypocrisy
Canadian Press
Published:
June 25, 2019
Updated:
June 26, 2019 7:57 AM EDT
Justin Trudeau speaks with the Papineau Youth Council in Montreal in this photo posted to his Twitter page on Monday, June 24, 2019. The federal Conservatives are attacking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for hypocrisy over plastic cutlery that was available at a lunch meeting with youth activists in his Montreal riding. Trudeau tweeted a picture of himself having lunch with about half a dozen members of the Papineau Youth Council Monday, including pizzas in cardboard boxes, paper plates, a pitcher of water with glasses, and a handful of plastic forks.HO / THE CANADIAN PRESS
OTTAWA — The federal Conservatives are calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau a hypocrite over plastic cutlery that was available at a lunch meeting he held with youth activists in his Montreal riding.
Trudeau tweeted a picture of himself having lunch on Monday with about half a dozen members of the Papineau Youth Council, including pizzas in cardboard boxes, paper plates, a pitcher of water with glasses, and a handful of plastic forks.
In the photo, nobody is visibly using a fork but they also appear to have barely started lunch. Most of the plates have no food on them, the water pitcher is full and the glasses are empty.
The Liberals have started a regulatory review that’s expected to end with severe restrictions on single-use plastics as soon as 2021. The most wasteful products, including things like straws and plastic cutlery, could be banned outright.
The Tories say the picture shows Trudeau is a phoney environmentalist.
“This is no different than how Justin Trudeau will lecture moms and dads driving their kids to and from hockey practice about their carbon footprint and force them to pay a punishing carbon tax one day, and then on the next day Justin Trudeau will jet away to Florida for a sunny weekend getaway,” the party said in an election-style statement.
http://torontosun.com/news/national...cs-forks-at-trudeau-lunch-a-sign-of-hypocrisy
Don't do that! Your snugglebunny needs something to hang on to. Y'know, for guidance purposes.