Feels the same as when I realized South Park had episodes visiting places I’ve gone. Not exactly the same, but having lived in Colorado my entire life, seeing places and locations that I knew in South Park’s style was absolutely amazing.
The thing is, we don’t embrace him. We kinda hate him. But, like Biden vs trump we all look at the alternative and go Yikes. For the majority of progressives, we want to vote NDP or even green, which are actual left-left parties, not centrist hairpieces. But we can’t because vote splitting.
Oh so it’s kind of like in the US where it’s like “well I can vote for this guy who kinda sucks or vote for this guy who’ll bring about the literal end of the world.”
Don’t forget, you can always vote your conscience and throw your vote away!
This is why the green party does more harm then good running in heavy right wing districts. Like, our only hope in those areas is to elect a centrist, but you’re gonna suck up like 2000 votes from fools, oh-kay.
Trudeau was found to have accessed the progressive “costume” design of racial skin darkening no less then 3 times. Was still elected, twice now, even though that is supposed to be the crime of all crimes on the left pole.
I have no love for Trump. I don’t know why calling out the bad behavior of one politician makes me a supporter of another.
Yes, this is how parliamentary democracies work, same as in the UK. The PM can call an election whenever they want; but, it’s a very, very calculated risk when they do so. Ideally, if you’re the PM, you want to call an election when your party is running high in the polls. (Remember: PMs are not directly elected. When you go to the polls, you only vote for your member of parliament, and the party chooses the PM).