r/canadaguns May 23 '22

Weekly Politics Thread

Please post all your Politics or Ban-related ideas, initiatives, comments, suggestions, news articles, and recommendations in this thread. Unless new information is published in the media, recurring articles related to the gov'ts ***possible*** legislation are to be posted here. These threads will be weekly, until it's necessary for another per-week.

Previous politics threads can be found here. Previous threads can be found here.

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u/DJ_Necrophilia May 27 '22 edited May 27 '22

Some things wouldn't be so bad to adopt such as pro lgbt, pro choice and pro environmental policies.

These are the big things that average Canadians care about

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u/[deleted] May 27 '22

I can't fill up my truck and I'm forking over a lot more money to buy food than usual. I think these two things take more precedence over partisan issues

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u/DJ_Necrophilia May 27 '22

Justifiable, however once the war in Ukraine ends causing gas prices drop and inflation gets under control in a couple of years: Canadians will care more about the "partisan" issues again.

If the CPC cannot modernize, and wants to keep their 1950s social mindset then the party will be dead in the water. The other week, I made this same argument in the CCFR group on Facebook and got relentlessly attacked for suggesting that we try to be more friendly to trans individuals, and that going further right to recapture folks who crossed over to the PPC was the wrong course of action

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u/bilbo79 al May 28 '22

That page is fucking cancer, I love what the CCFR is doing but man the comments on there