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CivicBlues 10-31-2025 05:32 PM

VRAYTARD gives out "she was asking for it" vibes every time he posts.

VRYALT3R3D 10-31-2025 05:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9200126)
VRAYTARD gives out "she was asking for it" vibes every time he posts.

Stop. You are hurting my feelings.

westopher 10-31-2025 10:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9200126)
VRAYTARD gives out "she was asking for it" vibes every time he posts.

Guy talks about his 4 Canada goose jackets. You know he thinks the cactus waitress “actually is into him”

SkinnyPupp 10-31-2025 10:07 PM

Definitely do not leave your drink unattended around him

VRYALT3R3D 11-01-2025 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Gumby (Post 9200117)
68style's response questioned Trump's honesty, suggesting that you shouldn't believe everything Trump says. Nowhere in his reply did he say anything about Carney's actions.

Bro, this must be absolutely BRUTAL news for liberals.

The NYT confirmed that Carney, did in fact, apologize.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/01/w...reagan-ad.html

FailFishFailFishFailFishFailFish

CivicBlues 11-01-2025 10:05 AM

"Did you see what she was wearing? She was basically begging for it"

VRYALT3R3D 11-01-2025 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9200189)
"Did you see what she was wearing? She was basically begging for it"

Your conviviality is overwhelming me.

I have a cousin who has autism too, so I can understand the intense rage you must go through each day. If you ever need help or someone to open up to, feel free to send me a DM. I sincerely hope you get the help you desperately need.

Cheers,

CivicBlues 11-01-2025 11:40 AM

Bro why so triggered? Haven't seen you this riled up in a while. Don't like being compared to a rapist? I mean your idol Trumpf is one I guess it tracks

MarkyMark 11-01-2025 02:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9200197)
Bro why so triggered? Haven't seen you this riled up in a while. Don't like being compared to a rapist?

Sorry not trying to defend this person but would you like being compared to one? Hating on Carney is giving rapist vibes now?

mikemhg 11-01-2025 03:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VRYALT3R3D (Post 9200194)
Your conviviality is overwhelming me.

I have a cousin who has autism too
, so I can understand the intense rage you must go through each day. If you ever need help or someone to open up to, feel free to send me a DM. I sincerely hope you get the help you desperately need.

Cheers,

Pot calling the kettle black vibes, big time.

You're easily the most autistic person next to Jason on this forum bro.

CivicBlues 11-01-2025 05:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarkyMark (Post 9200211)
Sorry not trying to defend this person but would you like being compared to one? Hating on Carney is giving rapist vibes now?

No, not the Carney hate, but the whole "we deserve it from Trump because we're not able to mount a defence against a deranged, bad-faith negotiator that has nuclear launch codes" kinda is.

danned 11-01-2025 10:30 PM

return back an hour at 2am this sunday

Manic! 11-04-2025 01:22 PM

Conservitive mp thinking of joining the liberals. I wonder how many death threats he will get.

https://www.politico.com/news/2025/1...nment-00635851

68style 11-04-2025 01:26 PM

I still can't believe PP is the leader of that party, dude is completely and utterly washed.

The fact not one other person has mounted a challenge to his credibility/leadership speaks volumes of how little actual platform they have. I want a real official opposition in Canada for checks and balances, not whatever garbage they are trying to peddle themselves as today.

6793026 11-04-2025 01:56 PM

Budget highlights:

$141 billion more over the next five years — offset by $51.2 billion in cuts and savings.
A $78-billion deficit this fiscal year — lower than some economists had expected.
Slashes in bureaucracy by nearly 40,000 jobs through buyouts, attrition.
$51 billion for infrastructure to spur development.
Major projects like high-speed rail, new ports, carbon capture and storage face likely approval in the coming months.
An $81-billion funding package for the Canadian Armed Forces — including a Buy Canadian procurement plan.
Immigration getting slashed — with temporary residents like students and foreign workers to be cut by nearly 50 per cent.
The previously proposed emissions cap could be scrapped.

unit 11-04-2025 02:00 PM

theres no more wind in the sails of the conservatives after carney took office.. all their momentum was against trudeau..
their numbers will only continue to drop now that a more moderate is the PM.
they are irrelevant.

whitev70r 11-04-2025 02:02 PM

But the conservative movement is still strong in some places. Yukon went full in on Cons in their election.

It's probably just PP as leader, if they got a decent leader, then I think the pendulum might swing towards them in the next election.

Traum 11-04-2025 02:06 PM

The budget itself is as big (ie. important) as whether it'll pass or not. Looking at the summary, I don't think there is a single thing that BQ, Cons, or the NDP has asked for to be onboard to support the confidence vote LOL~

Aww... I feel bad for both the NDP and their average supporter. They are in no (financial) shape to go through another round of election, and I agree with all the analysts that they'd have no choice but to support the budget, even though none of their asks are there...

whitev70r 11-04-2025 02:15 PM

It's easy to save face, just make sure enough members of the Cons, NDP, and Bloc are absent, then the vote for budget will pass so no one has to go through an election into Christmas.

CivicBlues 11-04-2025 02:21 PM

NDP can also abstain with the same result as voting in support of it.

Traum 11-04-2025 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9200609)
NDP can also abstain with the same result as voting in support of it.

That's more or less what I'd expect from the NDP. But it does make me wonder though -- at the party level, would the NDP communicate this intention to the Liberals ahead of the vote though?

unit 11-04-2025 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by whitev70r (Post 9200605)
But the conservative movement is still strong in some places. Yukon went full in on Cons in their election.

It's probably just PP as leader, if they got a decent leader, then I think the pendulum might swing towards them in the next election.

the cons have to bring it back to center if they want to take some votes off the moderates... they already have all the right wing votes and it wasnt enough.

the prob is if they do that, there is enough of an appetite for far right stuff in canada that the party will either split or the PPC will gain traction... making it even harder for the cons to win another election.

really all they can do is keep leaning into the right to secure all those votes and keep losing the centerists.

Manic! 11-04-2025 03:27 PM

And he's gone.

https://i.ibb.co/7dPVVwLx/parliament...g0tzfbzf1.webp

Great68 11-04-2025 04:23 PM

Xshitter post says he was "removed from caucus" makes it sound like he was booted, major news outlets say he resigned himself.

This is why I hate social media sources.

noclue 11-04-2025 04:34 PM

Man they got rid of the luxury tax for boats and planes but not cars lameeee.
A $70mil gulfstream G7 isnt a luxury but a $100,001 F150 is.


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