I've just seen the TV commercial for this for the second time tonight.
Clearly there's an election in the works.
Just as clearly, the Conservatives are delighted to spend massive amounts of public funds on their campaign propaganda, before the election is actually called.
They've also put the "Just Visiting" ads back into rotation. I saw one just before the CTV National News I think tonight.
Harper's Republican-style ruthlessness is truly disgusting. This is one of the reasons why the Cons must be defeated. It's a dirty job but somebody has to do it.
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They've also put the "Just Visiting" ads back into rotation. I saw one just before the CTV National News I think tonight.
Yep, saw that too. But at least the fascist fucks pay for that one themselves.
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Iggy ran an ad about how he could do it better, and came off like he was more sophisticated than everyone else.
The Tories had those ads in the cans anyway, and they seem to go well with Iggy's new ad. "Here is a sophisticated guy, who is from somewhere else".
Keep calling the Conservatives fascists, but don't be surprised if they get a majority because of it. The same approach did not work for "I like" Mike Harris in Ontario, and it won't work for Stephen Harper. Try focusing on the strengths of your own party, and the reasons why we should vote for them. And better reasons than "The other guys are fascists", which means you lose Godwin's Law.
You can't bitch about the party you don't like getting public funds if you think your own party should get public funds. If the Conservatives had their way, none of the parties would be getting public funds. As we know.
The Left has to make a choice. A strong NDP to advocate for the People, or a Liberal Government, which will be Tory Lite. You can't have both, as you don't have the numbers.
What the fuck are you doing here?
...beyond supporting Harper's fascism and misunderstanding Godwin, that is.
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A "strong NDP" that advocates to whom? To a majority Conservative government? What would be the point of such advocacy?
Under Iggy, I'm just as afraid of a majority Liberal government as a Conservative one. Where are the progressive voices in today's Liberal party? I'm sure you think you can name names, but I still never ever hear from them.
...that said, the Liberals are somewhat off-topic here.
