r/canadaguns • u/AutoModerator • Aug 17 '26

Recurring Canadaguns Politics and Debate Thread

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u/boozefiend3000 24d ago

Man, I’m down lol it’s brutal knowing the liberals aren’t going anywhere for a long ass time now. Fucking trump just had to open his mouth 

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u/I-LOVE-HENRY-RIFLES 24d ago

I probably hate trumps dumbass more than Justin at this point. Such an idiotic president. 

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u/floydsmoot 23d ago

if The Creature from the Orange Lagoon would have kept his mouth shut, we'd be dancing in the streets and I would be enjoying my new pistol.

PP was absolute shoo-in for winning the election

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u/Lumindan 22d ago

PP was absolute shoo-in for winning the election

I love seeing this because it ignores the part that in those projections the NDP and the Bloc would hold their ground. Instead both of those parties shit the bed.

In any other election, the conservatives vote share would have meant they'd be elected.

Could the conservatives have run a stronger campaign? Definitely.

But purely blaming the conservatives when the NDP openly threw themselves out of the window to prop up the Liberals is silly.

Combine that with the drummed up trump derangement and here we are.