Ok yer right. Go ahead lay out your economic plan for Canada. You got a whole thread ahead of you. Don't hurry. You got a week to cough up twenty-five pages, or I'm taking the cane to you .
19 reasons why the world has fallen in love with Justin Trudeau
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Ok yer right. Go ahead lay out your economic plan for Canada. You got a whole thread ahead of you. Don't hurry. You got a week to cough up twenty-five pages, or I'm taking the cane to you .
This is where you and I disagree.
The solution is actually really simple... Do not incur debt on anything that doesn't provide some form of direct return.... Taking on debt to service social services is an example of what not to do.
Ok yer right. Go ahead lay out your economic plan for Canada. You got a whole thread ahead of you. Don't hurry. You got a week to cough up twenty-five pages, or I'm taking the cane to you .
We Elected the Liberals on a spend like no tomorrow platform. I'm opposed to it and voted accordingly. But now I accept the majority's will. Let's blow the cap of this biotcch. Spend money till we have none left!!!!
It's funny how darkbeaver has a hard time grasping this simple idea.
So you voted for one of the other idiots. Wasn't the country in debt before the election? We will need to buy arms.
Everyone in public sector was saying Harper had them running as tight of a ship as they ever had. Budgets were being held to very high accountability under Harper. The public sector didn't like it to much having to be so stingy. Many people that were not really needed were sent home. Harper was nothing perfect. But out of the three, he was running a much tighter ship then anything you could wish for from the other two.
As someone who identifies debt as a real problem, Harper was by far your best choice. If you made that your top priority.
That you lack the intelligence to identify this is the real problem we need to solve.
You're just repeating pre election rhetoric that I got several times in my mail box. Harper would have made a horrible wartime PM. Justine is like the lump of sugar for the madicine to come. There's a good chance he might stuff you in a unifrom. You need a switchin.
If that's my lot in life, so be it, I won't cower like a little biotcch. I'll go over there and win the next 100 years of prosperity. And your welcome btw.
At least my life will have had a more significant meaning and use, then our present pathetic meaningless existence.
Perhaps that is the difference between you and me, I'm not a little cowardly biotcch.
Is that your economic plan? How many times have you been expelled?
Is that your economic plan? How many times have you been expelled?My pathetic existance is mine, your's still isn't paid for.
At least I still have a chance at greatness ��.
You have waisted your time on earth and have only achieved paying your slave debt. Very mediocre life. To bad we only live once. Must suck to be you lol
How many years have you predicted the end of the government system? 50 years in a row now? How dose it feel to be a utter failure at your long life dream of bringing the system down? I'll let you in on a little secret. you decide how you chose to see your life. You have chosen to look at it from a rather sad , depressing perspective. Instead of looking at many of the positives you have chosen to concentrate on all the negative. And that is why you are were you are today. I'd definitely wish I could restart my life if I was you. Think of all the greatness you could have achieved instead of waisting your whole life like you did on things that don't really matter.
You made your own pathetic meaningless existence. You could have chosen greatness.
You're not going to get great beating me. Your arms will tire and you won't be able to stuff the kraft dinner into your mouth. You'll starve. We'll erect a monument. The pidgeons will **** on you forever.
Stop blaming the system for how pathetic and meaningless you are. Assum your own responsibility in that fact.
First you need to assum responsibility over yourself if you wish to achieve greatness.
Your a victim of your own bad attitude and philosophy.
Actually, I blame the system for how pathetic and meaningless you are. Had I been in charge of education you certainly would still be getting caned everyday. When does your plane to greatness depart? Hurry back with your medals.
Justin may still be a member of the ruling class but I find it highly amusing that he presence has all the conservative Harperites with their balls all in a knot. Funny as hell. Keep it up Justin!
Actually, I blame the system for how pathetic and meaningless you are. Had I been in charge of education you certainly would still be getting caned everyday. When does your plane to greatness depart? Hurry back with your medals.
People like you are already in charge of education.
I wasn't aware that darkbeaver was a conservative.
I'm not to sure I go quite that far, Cliffy! Harper still has 4 years 11 months to have the last laugh!
With the Rise of Justin Trudeau, Canada's Suddenly ... Hip
Last October, at the Louis Vuitton spring 2016 women’s fashion show on the outskirts of Paris, a male beauty in a white T-shirt, white-and-black bomber jacket and black pants waded into a blizzard of flashbulbs and cries of “Xavier!” As he took his seat between Michelle Williams and Catherine Deneuve, fashion editors tilted their heads. Who was this man? Why was he in the front row?
A quick Internet search would have told them that he was the 26-year-old filmmaker Xavier Dolan, a darling of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival and the star of a new advertising campaign for Louis Vuitton’s Ombré collection who would go on to direct Adele’s “Hello” video.
His obscurity may have something to do with the fact that he is from Canada, the country that gave the world ice hockey, the snow blower and Labatt beer.
But the notion that our neighbor to the north is a frozen cultural wasteland populated with hopelessly unstylish citizens is quickly becoming so outdated as to be almost offensive. Two weeks after the Louis Vuitton show, Justin Trudeau, the muscular, blue-eyed, social-media-savvy son of the former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, was swept into power, along with his Liberal Party, in a surprise win over Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government.
In the months since his election, Mr. Trudeau, 44, the 6-foot-2 self-described feminist, who has been a television actor, snowboarding instructor and amateur boxer, has assumed the role of world leader with a heart. In December, to the delight of the Twitterati, he welcomed a planeload of Syrian refugees with the phrase “You’re safe at home now,” while helping them into warm coats.
Vogue magazine wasted no time anointing Mr. Trudeau the “New Young Face of Canadian Politics,” noting that “the new prime minister is dashing in his blue suit and jaunty brown shoes.” Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post could not resist running a 2006 photo of a louche Mr. Trudeau, in torn bluejeans and an unbuttoned black chemise, with the headline “Hunky Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Is the JFK Jr. of Canada.”
United States citizens grimacing over a political and cultural landscape riven by a brassyreal estate kingpin, endlessly recycled superheroes and reality-show dopes may be forgiven for looking northward with yearning.
As Mr. Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau (along with their three young children, Xavier, Ella-Grace and Hadrien), create a Canadian Camelot, they are casting light on a wider eruption already in progress.
more if you can get enough.....
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/01/15/style/canada-justin-trudeau-cool.html
Last October, at the Louis Vuitton spring 2016 women’s fashion show on the outskirts of Paris, a male beauty in a white T-shirt, white-and-black bomber jacket and black pants waded into a blizzard of flashbulbs and cries of “Xavier!” As he took his seat between Michelle Williams and Catherine Deneuve, fashion editors tilted their heads. Who was this man? Why was he in the front row?
A quick Internet search would have told them that he was the 26-year-old filmmaker Xavier Dolan, a darling of the 2014 Cannes Film Festival and the star of a new advertising campaign for Louis Vuitton’s Ombré collection who would go on to direct Adele’s “Hello” video.
His obscurity may have something to do with the fact that he is from Canada, the country that gave the world ice hockey, the snow blower and Labatt beer.
But the notion that our neighbor to the north is a frozen cultural wasteland populated with hopelessly unstylish citizens is quickly becoming so outdated as to be almost offensive. Two weeks after the Louis Vuitton show, Justin Trudeau, the muscular, blue-eyed, social-media-savvy son of the former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, was swept into power, along with his Liberal Party, in a surprise win over Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s Conservative government.
In the months since his election, Mr. Trudeau, 44, the 6-foot-2 self-described feminist, who has been a television actor, snowboarding instructor and amateur boxer, has assumed the role of world leader with a heart. In December, to the delight of the Twitterati, he welcomed a planeload of Syrian refugees with the phrase “You’re safe at home now,” while helping them into warm coats.
Vogue magazine wasted no time anointing Mr. Trudeau the “New Young Face of Canadian Politics,” noting that “the new prime minister is dashing in his blue suit and jaunty brown shoes.” Rupert Murdoch’s New York Post could not resist running a 2006 photo of a louche Mr. Trudeau, in torn bluejeans and an unbuttoned black chemise, with the headline “Hunky Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Is the JFK Jr. of Canada.”
United States citizens grimacing over a political and cultural landscape riven by a brassyreal estate kingpin, endlessly recycled superheroes and reality-show dopes may be forgiven for looking northward with yearning.
As Mr. Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau (along with their three young children, Xavier, Ella-Grace and Hadrien), create a Canadian Camelot, they are casting light on a wider eruption already in progress.
more if you can get enough.....
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2016/01/15/style/canada-justin-trudeau-cool.html
