Don’t get used to it. Pipsqueak is coming with the ax.

The only thing that would have made this perfect would be a rose and a candle next to the raccoon. #DeadRaccoonTO

It’s a trap.

- A message from Canada

From the article:

In return for the promise of two chickens in every pot, and deporting millions of migrants, the majority of voters were prepared to look the other way on what used to be core American values. They shrugged off the rule of law, freedom of the press, support for democracy at home and abroad, and basic civility in the nation’s public discourse.

From FDR:

“Democracy has disappeared in several other great nations, not because the people of those nations disliked democracy, but because they had grown tired of unemployment and insecurity, of seeing their children hungry while they sat helpless in the face of government confusion and government weakness through lack of leadership,”

…

“Finally, in desperation, they chose to sacrifice liberty in the hope of getting something to eat.”

Well if it’s respectful…

GTA, Montreal, GVA, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, etc.

Is it though? I find the conclusions you drew along with the poll numbers useful. E.g. we have some idea who’s winning the name recognition contest.☺️

Hot take - the NDP should only run candidates in ridings they’re likely to win, and they should scream from the rooftops that voting for those candidates won’t vote-split in favour of a con. The campaign money would go further, the probability of electing cons due to vote split drops significantly, they likely get more NDP MPs elected, the probability of a majority government decreases, hold higher power over a minority government. If it works, rinse and repeat, gaining more MPs every time.

A real problem.

This is my problem with him and by extension the NDP. One example that stuck with me was the theatrical questioning of Galen Weston. That was such a transparent pointless finger wagging… It shows Jagmeet is not willing to actually employ the tools that will help the working class. He could have instead say the big bad words that the owner class is afraid of - price controls, company breakup, nationalization. These words send a strong message to people that their grocery prices might actually come down. I just looked at the NDP’s page on affordability and there’s no mention of groceries. Grocery prices are an acute problem for the working class.

A factory worker would probably make better wrestler than an exec, so you might not be too far off. 😂

And a new direction. An unapologetically pro-worker direction.

Could easily be a feedback loop. People don’t get born super racist. They learn to be.

Generally pump prices aren’t greatly influenced by oil prices, unless there are large swings. I don’t recall the exact breakdown of the pump price but there are explainers out there. What stuck with me is that the oil price isn’t a huge driver.

Wait, given that OPEC controls the market price, especially given Saudi’s capacity to increase/decrease production, why would we expect them to let prices fall significantly?

What a terrible day for Canada, and therefore of course, the world.

I see. Makes sense.

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Why can’t it serve multiple users? Open Web UI seems to support multiple users.

Luckily there isn’t much vote split on the opposition side so it’ll take a smaller number of people to switch sides for them to lose.

There’s a comment period for the proposed bill. Oh the Urbanity! mentioned it along with a few suggestions for what comments to add.