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The Carney government has abandoned Canada's climate goals, and young people are mad about it
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this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2026
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God I fucking hate the liberals and everything about them.
Sorry. Have to keep supporting the checks notes former Governor of the Bank of England for PM, because a vote for NDP/Greens is a vote for the Conservatives (or whatever bullshit equivalent math is needed to keep the hoes in line).
NDP would be like a dog with 2 dicks, they would have no idea what to do once elected to power. Though a totally overwhelmed party paralyzed by indecision would still be better than what we god.
Based on what? NDP have never had power federally, what are you basing this on, your imagination?
Because electing the same two parties worked well so far, right? And they will totally see the light and change their ways, right?
God forbid we elect a different party
Avi Lewis would make a great PM.
Here's hoping he can raise the NDP to Governing level. Sick of the red/blue bs where blue fucks us dry and red fucks us but gives us trinkets
The man who couldn't get elected in his riding twice and instead of doing a by-election when he won the party leadership decided yolo? That Avi Lewis? The unelectable one?
Yes I'm being snide but I've voted NDP numerous times. Like PP I see him as someone more enabled to shrink a tent than grow it.
Wasn't one of the main criticisms about Carney that he wasn't a politician and was an outsider?
NO SHIT
The NDP have historically done well in the provinces where they have unexpectedly formed government. Rae's time is contentious but outside of Ontario, his methods have been extensively studied and adopted by other governments to deal with similar challenges. He did new things that people haven't tried before, and they worked. I think that's what we're fucking looking for right now.