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  • I disagree with this tactic. As much as it may hurt Poilievre (I doubt it, really), it will hurt Critchley at least as much.

    The idea is to show the failings in our electoral system, but I don't see how it does that - and it plays into the hands of authoritarians who want to tightly vet the candidates appearing on a ballot.

    If we had MMP voting, how would that stop enormous ballots from happening - other than encouraging the groups doing this to retire?

    While I don't want to see the number of signatures to get on a ballot increased, I don't see a problem with requiring people to only sign on for one candidate.

  • Well, he's still going to win.

    I think he'll get vastly reduced numbers compared to Kurek's 83%, and then blame it all on the long ballot, conveniently ignoring the fact that Bonnie Critchley was the real threat; and that you could take 95 candidates off of the ballot with no material difference.

    If he gets below 70% of the vote, I'm not sure the party will support his leadership this fall. Unfortunately, the prime replacement candidate will be fucking Jason Kenney.

  • Except that it is becoming that way.

    Ford is fighting the courts to destroy bike lanes and public healthcare. Smith is imposing every fascist ideal possible on her province. Poilievre said he'd use the NWC to get his way if he becomes PM.

    Modern conservatives worldwide are behaving dictatorially. They are - to a person - small-minded, self-interested, fearful, hate-filled, loathsome authoritarians, who frequently wrap their abuse in religion.

    Or entire political system is based on the idea that even corrupt politicians will mostly try to serve the people, to some degree. We now have politicians and supporters around the world who are willing to murder people and burn the world down for their own short-term gain.

    The sooner we understand that, the sooner we can fight them.

  • Probably not really feasible - it will require constant connection to a back-end server to play or some bullshit like that.

    But even if you can, that's not the answer. The proper action is to deny them entirely. Don't play the game, don't play PUBG, don't do anything that expands their reach, money or not.

    They need to suffer with NOBODY playing this game. They need to suffer by people deleting their Battlegrounds accounts. Software piracy is what makes games legendary.

  • Oh, also the NBC coverage still has Bob Roll. UGH!!! That's just a personal thing, but GOOD GOD I HATE LISTENING TO HIM BUTCHER NAMES!!! If I hear "Jonas Vingegoo" one more time, I may have to blow up my computer.

    I miss Paul Sherwin so much. He and Liggett had a charm together that Roll could never hope for.

    I know, not your problem. Just...ugh. Why did NBC choose him?

  • I guess I’ve just given up and assume everyone would just cut us off. I’ve really only seen negativity twords the US, so that colors my view. There’s also my buddy from Japan who advised me to say I was Canadian when traveling internationally due to the negativity he’s seen directed at the US when he’s traveling Asia and Europe.

    Speaking as a Canadian, your friend from Japan can fuck right off.

    Even the good people from the US (and there absolutely are some - some of my dearest friends are from SoCal) are not Canadian, and either (a) can't pull it off, or (b) skew the rest of the world's view of Canadians.

    So please don't.

  • Oh, there are two simple answers to this:

    1. He will NEVER accept accountability for his actions. If he feels like it, he'll eat a live baby on TV and walk away untroubled.
    2. He will be held accountable when (and ONLY when) the people hold him accountable.

    He will never stop until he is in jail or dead. And the same is true for most of his sycophant followers.

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