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 No.686719

Financial Grindset General =)
Moulinet Financier Général =)

Anyone happen to know a good area in Ontario to find a manufacturing job easily? Tired of lumpen hell tbh.

 No.686722

Dude the neoliberal party of Canada has won every election for PM except for that one time when the reactionary neoliberals one in the 1900s when their rule lasted for exactly a year.

There is no left in Canada they just will vote neoliberal until the sun explodes

 No.686725

>>686722
No, the other neoliberal party also won a bunch of times, including relatively recently. Anyways, who cares about elections?

 No.686726

>>686725
Venezuelans
The opposition to maduro won

 No.686728

>>686722
Not true, I heard there were some Hoxhaist larpers hiding under a rock somewhere.
Plus you have the Roo.

 No.686743

>>686728
the CPC (ML)? it's a cult whose leader died a while ago
>>686726
interesting

 No.686765

>>686743
Trying to join the OG CPC but they won't even return my emails. No wonder they are irrelevant.

 No.686780

>>686765
try contacting people in the provincial branch, i remember they were responsive and that's who you should be working with anyways and are def less frigid than the national org
from what i experienced with the Ontario party, they're pretty desperate to form any local clubs in the smaller cities

 No.686781

>>686780
>try contacting people in the provincial branch, i remember they were responsive and that's who you should be working with anyways and are def less frigid than the national org
Bruh I was contacting my municipal branch, still nothing.

 No.686784


 No.686804

>>686784
I'll give it a try. Before I just DM'd my local branch on social media expressing interest, and they kept saying they would get back to me with more details but never did.

 No.686811

>>686804
tbh might as well not bother. they're not very serious nor have any actual connection to workers as you can probably tell. massive campists too

 No.686820


 No.686826

>>686820
>In the video, two masked, uniformed officers are shown at the door of a basement unit of a home asking to speak with the tenant.
>One officer points at the camera [picrel] before speaking with the tenant, who has the door cracked open.
>The footage shows the tenant — a woman who is transgender and has disabilities — telling the officer her neighbour has made a complaint against her.
>She also says he is the superintendent and he made past complaints about her.
>In the video, she says the neighbour is trying to allow renovations that are contrary to the zoning of the home and he is trying to evict her. >The superintendent is "harassing his tenant and making it construed to be the opposite," she says.
>"Can I finish my sentence?" one officer says. "If you damage his property, you are going to be arrested."
>The woman says she didn't damage any property: "Please don't speak to me like that."
>In a raised voice, the officer says, "I'll just speak over you because clearly you're unreasonable and you don't listen.
>"If you damage his property, you are going to be arrested. So do not damage anything. Is that clear? Thank you."
>In the video, the woman says she understands and, as the officers are leaving, adds, "Enjoy your bullying of a position."
>That's when the officer turns and lunges toward the woman as she quickly shuts the door.
>The video shows him looking at the other officer and laughing as they leave.

 No.686832

>>686811
>workers
proletariat, not workers. we're not here to valorize doing work, capitalists already do that plenty

 No.686833

>>686832
>splitting hairs

 No.686945

hate this neoliberal hell hole. what are y’all opinions on the various left orgs in canada

 No.686975

>>686945
>what are y’all opinions on the various left orgs in canada
NDP are neoliberal, idpozz'd socdems, though they have some moderately based elements who remain marginalized. The two communist parties are so tiny and impotent its hard to find any trace of them doing anything noteworthy even when you're actively looking for it.

 No.687040

>>686945
i don't have any opinions on them
>>686975
NDP isn't neoliberal, and they have a fairly standard progressive platform. unfortunately they're purely electoral and also have been taken over by petit-bourgeois
you don't need to worry about "idpol" because they're extremely lukewarm on it when you get down to it
oh, also they support giving the military better funding and continuing klanada's involvement in NATO interventions

 No.687059

>>687040
i think it could be salvageable with a push for more industrial union people and the like to take mid- and high-level positions in the provincial branches tho which is where the real power is

 No.687167

>>686945
>what are y’all opinions on the various left orgs in canada
all dead except Liberals/NDP.

 No.687174

>>687167
There the same party

 No.687177

>>687174
yeah duh they are the same because the left in the west is just the same neoliberal bullshit with different colours.

 No.687183

Fellow leafs, I dare you to listen to this story and not cry.
https://youtu.be/fMq_6LSb3cc?t=893

A true inspiration right here.

 No.687257

Can someone give me a rundown of the various socialist groups in Canada

 No.687279

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>>686722
>what is on to ottawa
>what is OBU

hell saskatchewan was technically the first socialist/social democratic government in all of north america

 No.687296

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>>>686780
the problem with leftism in canada is that it consists mostly of doomers, weirdo landback types who are more focused on getting people to support vague notions like "listening to indigenous voices to solve climate change" instead of solutions to problems or people who simp for china literally no matter what. i'm actually somewhat optimistic about socialism in canada its just that you have to build something really far away from most of the modern left here

 No.687782

>>687040
Havent the NDP pushed austerity when they get elected provincially I know they had in Ontario in the 90s, + the whole BC logging thing that happened puts no hope in the NDP, if elected I wont be surprised if they're no different than the Neoliberals.

 No.687946

>>687782
yeah, like i said in >>687059, we could get union interests into that level, and not the reactionary kind either, the more grassroots kind. that’s where the small business owners and financial managers and whatever were smart enough to infiltrate decades ago, because they knew austerity would be unpopular on a federal level, at least for the time being


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