I apologize. I wasn’t clear with my post.
I’m talking about the provincial NDP in regards to their strategy for our provincial election to get this flaming cunt out of office.
Federally, which I rarely ever vote in cause ‘Berta, I’ll be holding my nose and voting Liberal.
If the NDP plays this right and doesn’t get too vocal too soon, they might have a shot at disturbing enough shit when the time is right. My god I hope they can get properly organized and do this right.
Okay cool. Cause that where this is headed. I’ve seen I videos of it. I’m afraid it’s only a matter of time until some fuckstick that thinks he’s helping the cause and goes too far.
This is the point I’m trying to make.
American exceptionalism strikes again.
What a typical twat American response.
Thank you for using tonne ❤️❤️❤️
So the same goes if the Tesla is carrying a family in it and some fella goes and brake checks it? Or runs it off the road?
Sure. I assume that will work.
The point?
The lack of “Small-c’s” or “Red Tories” have been sorely lacking in our political discourse. One of my favourite things to point out to conservative voters is how far they swung to the right in their party policy but when you speak one on one with people, all that red Tory stuff comes back. Then there’s this little ah-ha moment in their eyes and you can see the reconsideration of the party.
It’s nice now that the provincial NDP is essentially the PC party before Klein.
You gotta put these bars on records.
This is a very typical ad hominem attack on someone’s political beliefs. Especially coming from someone who probably doesn’t think much farther past what they’re going to eat for the day, or how drunk they’re going to get on the weekend. I’m not going to insult you back because it’s very clear that yer a low information individual who’s more concerned with breaking stuff, rather than trying to repair and move on.
Life long NDP voter btw. But I’m sure you’ll just scoff at this and continue to throw low IQ insults around.
Yes in this post I was referring to the provincial party. The article is about the provincial premier after all.