>>2759922Retarded boomers are calling him a communist evendoe hes not
I don't expect much from the NDP
>NDP has a glimmer of hope
<thread is still dead
stay canadian
So how is Carney leaf?
>>2761867Foreign policy of diversifying trade and diplomacy away from the US is a positive sign, but apart from that its just standard neoliberal cringe all the way down.
>>2761701>"NDP has a glimmer of hope"After being undemocratic with
BALD MAN, in the most recent years just being liberals but a bit more progressive and the rumor from /leftypol/ under Jagmeet Singh the more progressive and demsoc members got harassing
also this:
https://www.marxist.ca/article/ndp-bureaucracy-attacks-prominent-socialist-activist-solidarity-with-jessa-mcleanI don't trust them at this point.
>>2761927i'm hoping and support for the new demsocs party.
>>2765990>party membership is freesus
>>2765990>>2767574>>2767588100% some fed honeypot my brave browser blocked like 58 ads and cookies, if they aren't getting membership fees and probably not donations theres only one option.
>>2767709>>2767691They would rather prefer if you were Volunteering or Running for Office/Federal Council instead.
>susthat's mi waifu
rude owo
>>2767588>>2768140also
Do it. Run for officeSee how that goes :^)
>go into random retail store
>10/10 Indian bombshell behind the counter
Either the IRCC are a bunch of gooners or India is entirely composed of smoking hot babes
The endless Trump-like worship of Carney by boomers and the uninformed is genuinely sickening. They literally act lile he's going to magically fix every problem, cant do anything wrong, and the fact he hasnt actually fixed anything is simply 'you being impatient'. The only difference in mentality between them and MAGA is different social context, if they had been born in the US theyd be part of the Trump cult they supposedly detest
>>2773711>They literally act lile he's going to magically fix every problemHe does.
>>2776088No actual leftist could possibly believe that, unless you're making an accelerationist argument.
>The Liberal party Patrick Pichette a former Senior VP of Google, say that if Canadians want to leave Canada to work in the US they need to pay an exit tax of half a million dollars.
>>2782644Hope you like data centres hiking your electric bill and federal services getting cut due to personnel slashing and tax cuts.
Slop american wall street poop is trying to justify an invasion of canada
>Here's why the US should liberate Canada
>Washington, D.C. — May 26, 2026
>The United States should take decisive military action to liberate Canada from Ottawa’s failing central government and secure the future of North America, according to senior strategists and former officials.
>Citing repeated blocks on energy projects, unfair trade practices, and risky foreign influence in the Arctic, experts argue that limited U.S. intervention would benefit both Americans and millions of Canadians — especially in the west.
>“Canada only works as a state,” President Donald Trump has said. “They have taken advantage of us for too long.” Trump has repeatedly praised Alberta’s energy sector as a natural partner for American prosperity.
>Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been a vocal critic of Ottawa’s anti-energy policies, pushing hard for closer economic integration with the United States to protect Alberta’s oil industry and jobs. Many in the province see U.S. leadership as the best path forward.
>Former National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien added: “A swift operation could secure key infrastructure with minimal resistance and bring real freedom.”
>Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has pushed back, saying he “rejects any attempts to weaken Canada… so that America can own us.” However, growing support in western Canada suggests his government is increasingly out of touch.
>>2823886
Agreed
>>2823883wheres the orange order and the UDA when you need them ?
I hate boomers so much. The way they defend Carney is so low autism score/delusional it get physically repulsive.
>>2825698My dad was completely on board with him for a while (pretty much exclusively due to his tough-sounding foreign policy rhetoric and his keeping the Tories out of office) but has recently soured on him after his more recent comments sounded too much like reconciliation with the US. I'll admit that I was a little high on hopium after his Davos speech, at least insofar as I was hoping it was the start of a serious split in the Western camp between the US and the other NATO countries including Canada. Now I think he's far less serious about it and the Europeans lack the balls to go for it, even though they ought to be able to on paper.
Canada has declared a recession
>>2829773So how fucked are we?
>>2829818idk but apparently we're the only one in the G7 to have one.
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