r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Mar 02 '26

News / Politics / Activism Recurring Canadaguns Politics and Debate Thread

Please post all your Gun Politics or Ban-related ideas, questions, initiatives, comments, suggestions, news articles, and recommendations in this thread. This thread recurs every 14 days.

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u/EfficientPen8682 Mar 12 '26

"I voted to keep the conservatives out"

"I voted for carney"

"I voted against Pierre "

"I voted liberal"

'dONt YouU KNoW yoU VoTE For ThE InDIvidUaL nOt thE pArtY"

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u/RydNightwish Mar 12 '26

I voted for Sean Fraser. A better Mp, a man of skill and competency. I have never found a more trustworthy individual to vote for.

/s but thats what the bots here will tell you people actually be saying when they vote.

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u/Reasonable_Hall2346 Mar 13 '26

People voted for housing minister after he was done messing up all he could in Vancouver as mayor. If Liberals voted for the individual we would have far better politicians.