EPT2011 Canadian Election - Page 7
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ScaryOlive
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Dugrok
Canada377 Posts
On April 14 2011 09:27 Falling wrote: Anyone watching the French stream- how are the leader's fluency in the debate? Duceppe obviously is on his own turf, but how about the others. They're decent. Harper is by far the worst though, followed by Ignatieff. Layton misconjugated a verb, but aside from that most of them have been comprehensible. Actually as it goes on, I'm noticing Layton is very at ease with his French, speaking in an almost familiar tongue. Very nice to see, and very representative of his party haha! | ||
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emperorchampion
Canada9496 Posts
On April 14 2011 09:27 MoltkeWarding wrote: It's astonishing how little we actually find out about their platforms through these debates. This is so true... :/ | ||
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Cotillion37
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DoubleZee
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Dugrok
Canada377 Posts
On April 14 2011 09:43 Cotillion37 wrote: I'm in Harper's riding. It's a bit ridiculous trying to vote for anyone else in this riding since he's going to win. That actually doesn't make much sense. That's like saying ''everyone's jumping off a bridge. It's ridiculous trying not to jump off a bridge because everyone else is''. Unless of course, you've been convinced by his politics. In which case, go ahead and vote for him. Also, I'd really like it if they would talk about something other than the gun registry. It's literally the same lines coming from Ignatieff and Harper on this issue as what they were saying last night... | ||
Falling
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Dugrok
Canada377 Posts
Thoughts? | ||
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Falling
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This is starting to sound like the Avro Arrow debate- expense vs supporting Canadian air industry. | ||
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MiniRoman
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Masq
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On April 14 2011 10:51 Masq wrote: watching the french stream really makes me realize how bad my french is. I know  I really regret not trying harder as a kid.....In relation to us losing respect internationally: I was surprised and disappointed when we didn't make UN security council this year. I guess I blamed Harper government for too long (06-about a few months ago) so now i'm conflicted with my own previous bias. I honestly don't want to vote for anyone and I have the most faith in Harper when it comes to revitalizing our economy. I've always voted NDP and my city has always elected NDP (Windsor) so I've felt more personal patronage to myself and my vote even though my riding always ended up NDP. The most important thing to me is our economy (and my internet!!!)... this was whack | ||
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Falling
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SwEEt[TearS]
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Dugrok
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ScaryOlive
Canada121 Posts
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shawster
Canada2485 Posts
On April 14 2011 09:22 ScaryOlive wrote: Oh my god.. Layton= We love familys and workers! Duceppe= On aime le Québec! Harper= Our government is really good! Ignatieff= Don't vote conservative, you have no other choice than liberal. ...... so true if anyone needs an update on how the debates are going just refer to this | ||
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AWakefield
Canada420 Posts
Although I have to say if the conservatives win I might rage slightly harder then if anyone else does. | ||
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Falling
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MiniRoman
Canada3953 Posts
On April 14 2011 11:04 AWakefield wrote: My take on this election is Screw the Liberals, Conservatives and NDP Im pretty equally unhappy with any of them. Going to vote for Green Party just because its not any of them. Although I have to say if the conservatives win I might rage slightly harder then if anyone else does. LOL. Honestly I can't describe your attitude in a word but I think it sums up a lot of peoples. We usually elect a minority government with votes split like 30/30/40 with a 50% voter turn out. If all the non-voters voted we would probably get a 25/25/25/25 with endless debate and no progress. Our whole system doesn't work but anyhting else seems even worse. T.T | ||
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