The "LOLCANADA" thread...again

The "LOLCANADA" thread...again

So what's new?

I've noticed the Liberals are now ahead in all major polls and Trudeau hasn't even started to campaign yet

11 July 2019 at 07:31 PM
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by Shifty86

Huh? I think about Quebec so little that most of the time I forget they're even a province in Canada.

Maybe you but the amount of bs Quebec got accused of by Alberta and threat of being anti Canadian because they wanted to leave or use it has “leverage” be done for decades …..

Surely you are not that uninformed (well actually it’s possible ..) to not knowing it ….
But hey I’ll give u a pass but not for lozen because clearly he knows lol …


oops, libs lost a seat to the bloc in the recounts. 168+7 is 3 more than needed for majority. That still leaves enough of a buffer to lose a couple seats to speaker and future byelections and be ok, but every seat does matter at this margin.


by uke_master

Yes, we are well aware you are an antivaxxer, you don't need to repeat it all for us.

More lies I got both shot and the booster.

Its sad that Trudeau forced the young and healthy to get the shot


by lozen

More lies I got both shot and the booster.

Its sad that Trudeau forced the young and healthy to get the shot

The first sentence doesn't negate the antivaxxer sentiments of the second sentence, or most of your previous post. You're probably not as rabid an antivaxxer as, say, shifty, but clearly you are an antivaxxer.


by Shifty86

I don't know a single parent that doesn't regret giving their kids the COVID shot. I am just greatfull I live in a province where I didn't have to decide on my kids playing sports or the COVID vaccine.

Lol. I can't say I know a single parent that DOES regret it. I certainly don't. One can argue whether it is still necessary to get covid shots, but being regretful? That's just silly.


by Shifty86

To answer the question has nothing to do with Trump. It's pretty simple, how will Carney solve those obvious problems in Canada.

Why don't you two trumpkins sit down and come up with a plan? Trumpkin A came into this thread claiming none of the problems on that list would happen if trump was here. Trumpkin B says we need someone with "winning energy" and "aurora" which honestly sounds more like some new age medicine shop than anything. You two figure out the message, get back to me, and THEN I'll be able to make fun of you two coherently.


by Shifty86

I don't know a single parent that doesn't regret giving their kids the COVID shot. I am just greatfull I live in a province where I didn't have to decide on my kids playing sports or the COVID vaccine.

That would not shock me as I doubt you would even associate with someone with a different opinion than yours


My bad Montreal didn't see the initial reply since it was in the quote. And I would've voted PPC they were absolutely my first choice since they are the only party that would've taken drastic action on immigration. But it was clear that getting rid of the libs was the next best and only viable option as opposed to trying to grow support for the PPC and get them a seat under the assumption that it would've been a safe blue election.

by Montrealcorp

millions of "students" no one wanted or asked for- they pay much higher tuition fees (20-40k per year) helping closing universities budgetThe legitimate universities aren't the problem. The problem is the diploma mills. I couldn't care less about their budget and their bottom line. The diploma mills are parasitic organizations that should be shut down.a ridiculous cost of livin

Uke_master, your crusade against "trumpkins" is nothing but scapegoating and deflecting from real issues. And it's exactly why the liberals won and exactly why our formerly beautiful country is cooked.


by lozen

That would not shock me as I doubt you would even associate with someone with a different opinion than yours

Aren't you over 50 years old, single and childless? You post as if you form your opinions from the comment section on CBC.ca, but thanks I really value your opinion.


by Shifty86

Aren't you over 50 years old, single and childless? You post as if you form your opinions from the comment section on CBC.ca, but thanks I really value your opinion.

Im talking about Uke and have not commented on your recent post??? I have 3 kids with 4 legs do those count ? 😀


by LordRiverRat

Uke_master, your crusade against "trumpkins" is nothing but scapegoating and deflecting from real issues. And it's exactly why the liberals won and exactly why our formerly beautiful country is cooked.

Lol. Buddy you came into this thread with magical claims that Trump would have solved that long list of problems you typed out. Lol ok. We've been talking about the details and technocratic policy solutions to many of the listed issues for years in this thread, but a random flyby trumpkin going off on how amazing trump allegedly would be while offering zero - zero - details on any of the issues but for how amazing you think trump (and the lol PPC) is...well....let's just say you aren't going to get much serious policy discussion out of that.

If you want to tell us the genius plan for how trump would fix housing or whatever, be my guest!


by Montrealcorp

I don’t see what is the big problems here .
I find it pretty normal .
Every generations have different needs and have different problems shrug.

normal but bad. when the majority of your voters don't care about the future and only the present it will lead to poor results. We want to break the norm. esp if your green


by lozen

Im talking about Uke and have not commented on your recent post??? I have 3 kids with 4 legs do those count ? 😀

nope unless cats


LOL, Canada BEGGING companies to use environmental issues or else be penalized... that's a winning strategy left knucks that voted for this knuckle head.
Say goodbye to competition and innovation.


by lozen

Im talking about Uke and have not commented on your recent post??? I have 3 kids with 4 legs do those count ? 😀

Oh, well you quoted me.


lmao shifty absolutely unloading on his teammate the moment they accidentally quote him instead of me. Very trumpian actually. Poilievrian too, although with less winning energy!


by Shifty86

Oh, well you quoted me.

I’m not sure what you mean we’re did I quote you ?


by uke_master

lmao shifty absolutely unloading on his teammate the moment they accidentally quote him instead of me. Very trumpian actually. Poilievrian too, although with less winning energy!

There's that collectivists mindset again.


by lozen

More lies I got both shot and the booster.

Its sad that Trudeau forced the young and healthy to get the shot

When were kids forced to get the COVID vaccine in Canada?


by Shifty86

There's that collectivists mindset again.

Is “collectivists” some new buzzword from Trumpland that you’ve latched onto? Like that screeching center-left folks are “socialist” was getting stale, so throwing in a new word to mix it up?


by MSchu18

LOL, Canada BEGGING companies to use environmental issues or else be penalized... that's a winning strategy left knucks that voted for this knuckle head.
Say goodbye to competition and innovation.

Actually it’s the other way around …..
Innovation comes from changes .


by LordRiverRat

My bad Montreal didn't see the initial reply since it was in the quote. And I would've voted PPC they were absolutely my first choice since they are the only party that would've taken drastic action on immigration. But it was clear that getting rid of the libs was the next best and only viable option as opposed to trying to grow support for the PPC and get them a seat under the

Well I won’t address to all but in summary ….

- Yes housing cost is worst here but there is a big reason for it which is often not talk about and has nothing to do with Trudeau or bad policies ->
when was the last correction in housing in Canada ?
Yup you think it would have been better Canada had the same result of Europe and the US in 2008 or lately like China , just to have a lower housing cost by destroying massive amount of equity of home owners ?
I don’t….
Yes home prices are high today , it’s a cycle like any other economic cycles, it will pass .

- Yes healthcare in the US is astronomical and more than double of Canada .
It’s much higher than Norway, Switzerland , At number 2/3 worldwide.
It’s not even funny how expensive it is and like I said the US got like 25% of the population with inadequate access to it .

https://worldpopulationreview.com/countr...

In Canada it’s bad but it’s much better for a majority of people .
Yes Canada could do better and hopefully will in the future .

- yes I know we are not in the US but you alluded to voting in the spirit of more leaning toward the US it seems so yes , feels appropriate to compare to the US on how better we have it on many issues (drugs, crimes,etc) …..unless of course you are in the top 10% of incomes in the country and don’t give a $h!t to anyone else which you have the right to do so if you want to shrug.

Canada is far from perfect , I don’t know if you travel a lot but I did a little and man, I still feel today I am damn lucky to be born in this country even if we have a little more hardship then what we are accustomed to ….


Forget how to multiquote.

Uke, it's very simple. Freeze immigration until cost of living and housing are acceptable. We don't need any more people. Let's take a doctor here and a rocket scientist there. Otherwise, we are full and have been full for many, many years. It is the root of most of our problems in 2025. Every problem I listed in my previous post can be attributed to mass immigration.

Montreal, it's not a natural economic cycle making housing prices high. It's supply and demand. NIMBYs keep supply low, mass immigration keeps demand high. Which side can instantly be fixed? Trudeau admitted he needed to keep housing prices high to protect boomers in their retirement. Is that fair to all the young people that will never be able to afford a home? We can keep this scam going or we can pop the bubble and rebuild our country. There will be short-term pain, but it's better to have some short term pain than long term stagnation and decline.

Yes I get that we are not yet a third world country and have it better than most countries. But we are lagging behind almost every developed country in terms of GDP per capita growth. Our GDP per capita last year was barely higher than Mississippi and was lower than EVERY OTHER US STATE. Many of us are angry because it doesn't have to be this way. We didn't have to import millions of entry level workers that no one wanted or asked for. We didn't have to have all these disincentives for foreign companies to invest in Canada. But we did and we do. And we are sick of it. Liberals want to continue the scam to benefit the few. Conservatives want to end the scam and rebuild Canada.


by uke_master

Is “collectivists” some new buzzword from Trumpland that you’ve latched onto? Like that screeching center-left folks are “socialist” was getting stale, so throwing in a new word to mix it up?

Oh no, you're still a socialist. I just feel collectivists is a better suited term to describe your shock when conservatives are critical of one another and how you keep using the word team.


by LordRiverRat

Forget how to multiquote.Uke, it's very simple. Freeze immigration until cost of living and housing are acceptable. We don't need any more people. Let's take a doctor here and a rocket scientist there. Otherwise, we are full and have been full for many, many years. It is the root of most of our problems in 2025. Every problem I listed in my previous post can be attributed to ma

I was listening to a podcast by a guy named Peter Zeihan who was very pessimistic about the future of Canada. He basically said because of Canada's demographic profile unproductive people (elderly, govt employees, economically unproductive immigrants) outvote economically productive people; and vote for their own interests. Which is lots of government and social welfare and keeping housing supply depressed to keep prices high.

He also says Canada has this weird thing where everyone else has to bribe Quebec not to leave the country. And it has traditionally been Ontario paying the lions share of this bribe, but because of demographic shifts it is going to be Alberta moving forward. Which will create tension, as Alberta is the most conservative province.

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