I believe those are called Clippers

No surprise. It’s becoming painfully obvious that Trump’s strategy is to manipulate the market to continue the upward transfer of wealth, and so when he drops the stock market with overdone tariffs and then brings it back up by suspending them, he’ll inevitably have missed a few things and have to correct after the fact to make sure that the wrong people aren’t suffering. All part of doing business ruining the economy to enrich a select few.

“Missed that whole inter - section”

🎵I fought the bollard and the bollard won…🎵

“Turning radius, I had none”

🎵I fought the bollard and the bollard won…🎵

Oh has the Constitution been burned in effigy yet?

This year’s hot new game show! “Thaaat’s FASCIST!”

Comprehending why you’re still replying to this thread isn’t my thing either

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Either way you slice it, throwing a vote at the NDP or Greens and staying home to file your nails is about the same thing. Your vote could help the NDP to… lose official party status, or if your heroic strategy fails the CPC will have a pointless number of seats anyway because they are about to be obliterated by the Liberal Party. I know I know, it’s exhausting that your point has to be re-explained yet again, right?

Also, speaking of embarrassing, saying that polls are not to be trusted while also saying that you should vote for a third party because the polls say they might win in your riding is a hilarious bit of cognitive dissonance. Thank you for brightening a drab Monday morning with that.

Sexist!

Also given the projected seats right now, your “point” about “strategic voting” just makes you seem kind of dumb. The only Green candidate worth a damn is Clancy, polling behind the Liberal party in her riding, and the party of Tommy Douglas is looking at six MPs or less.

It’s a two horse race and it’s looking like it will not be close, so whether you vote for Santa Claus or your grandad, there will be three recognized parties at the most post-election, LPC, CPC and BQ, and the latter two almost certainly won’t have the votes to make a difference anyway.

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I fully understand Canadian politics, but whatever hot take “strategic voting” opinion you have is meaningless if the ridings are polarized. There is a reason the NDP is dropping to the brink of non-party status. They aren’t going to be an option for anyone’s “strategic vote”. That works occasionally but this is not one of those years. For the vast majority of the country, it’ll be red, blue, or a wasted ballot, even in traditional NDP or Green ridings.

Ok, you are telling me the most basic shit like it’s news. I know what a minority government is, I just don’t think the NDP has done anything worthy and the Green party is a wreck, so I think most seats will go either blue or red with the bloc being the only party that might have a chance in hell of pulling enough seats to play spoiler and become the swing votes in Parliament.

See Parliament after the 2006 election, except replace Jack Layton with Singh, i.e. maybe two seats of they’re lucky

Oh, I understand, I also understand that no NDP ridings are safe, no Green ridings are safe, and the BQ will almost certainly be the swing vote of either the Conservatives or Liberals gain a minority.

So there are three options:

Liberal majority Liberal minority where Quebec has oversize influence Conservative minority where Quebec has oversize influence

I would not be surprised in the least if the only seat to go Green is May’s, and I wouldn’t even bet on that. I would not take for granted that Singh holds his seat either, and I would predict maybe two or three will hold on.

This one will be polarizing, and I think this one will be a two-horse race with Quebec taking third and precious little left over for anyone else.

Right, I’ll take your bets on NDP, BQ or Green winning the election.

Do they manufacture turntables?