North Am Justin Trudeau Retires, Undefeated.
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Ghost Patrol
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Can you show us where these meltdowns are?
Was going to say the same! Even diehard Canadian lefties jumped ship a long time ago. The Conservative Party only recently became relevant here in British Columbia but I still don't know anybody singing Trudeau's praises.
What did Canada do, exactly? Vote in opinion polls?
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It's all imaginary. Not too many Trudeau stans to be found here. They think the bizarre cultlike support Trump has, is the same way 'lefties' feel about any politician that's nominally left.
Ghost Patrol I found at least one melt ^^^
He’s retiring because he’s going to get flogged in the upcoming election , the world is changing for the better to bad for you i guess.
Kind of. He was never going to make it that far. He knew once parliament resumed he was getting a non-confidence vote.
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Trudeau will be remembered as a lion of Leftiste politics. When people think political icons of the Left, they'll say Trotsky, Marx, Trudeau
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Can you explain - specifically - how the world is 'changing for the better'?
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It’s actually a question. You can tell by the question mark.
Are right wingers ok? There seems to be a mass delusion event unfolding among you.
Pressure came from within partly due to disastrous polling. It’s not what they have done, but what they will be doing, and that’s voting him out officially soon enough.
I don’t like pile ons mate. So many wan*ers do it on this forum.
He asked a valid question and I’m happy to answer it
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Who changed the title of the thread? It's the usual editorial content on this website.
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Champ, if you think that's a melt, you're even less intelligent than I thought.
True, and besides, any actual leftist would much prefer the NDP in Canada over the centrist neoliberal Trudeau.
Okay, fair enough. I don't like Trudeau either because he broke his promise to reform Canada's antiquated voting system. I don't think anything fundamentally changes there until that happens.
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Justin Trudeau years overlap with right wingers losing it for good. In 2015 they weren't cooked enough to call centrists far left. Today they say it dead serious for anything less than Trump and Yoon.
I'd wondered where they'd all scuttled off too, as they'd been eerily silent in the usual threads. Seems they've locked on to the next "woke leftist marxist socialist" issue they can bleat about.
All promoted policies that eventually resulted in pain and suffering.
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I'm sure you've invented a scenario in your head. You should make a picture of it using MSPaint.
