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Sweet Square said:
If you think thats clever just wait until Mr Trudeau tells you about all the arms he sales to the Saudis, so they can blow kids in Yemen. Although the real magic is how he passes it off as progressive. Trudeau might just be as bad as the orange buffoon but for some because he wears nice a suit and remembers a few rehearsed lines everything is fine.

Also sorry for being that guy but Trudeau is a huge cnut.
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. I hear what you are saying and somewhat agree with it as well but by that definition any Western leader over the past few decades is also a huge cnut. Obama pretty much personified the same exact trait as well, in fact he was not even as socially progressive as Trudeau to begin with.
 
crappycraperson said:
. I hear what you are saying and somewhat agree with it as well but by that definition any Western leader over the past few decades is also a huge cnut. Obama pretty much personified the same exact trait as well, in fact he was not even as socially progressive as Trudeau to begin with.
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This. Selling arms to Saudi, although repugnant, doesn't make him as bad as Trump.
It's this false equivalency that led us to where we are.
@Sweet Square
 
Wikileaks are attacking Mueller. We can probably expect the inevitable Saturday Night Massacre replay sooner rather than later.



 
Kentonio said:
Wikileaks are attacking Mueller. We can probably expect the inevitable Saturday Night Massacre replay sooner rather than later.



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Such a ridiculously blatantly coordinated effort. Yet some Trump supporters in here cite them as a bastion of impartiality.


He's definitely getting close to something though and don't be surprised if this has been put out there by the Russians for a reason for Trump to sack him.
 
Sweet Square said:
Trudeau might just be as bad as the orange buffoon but for some because he wears nice a suit and remembers a few rehearsed lines everything is fine.
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That's just an embarrassing thing to say. As said already it's a false equivalency. The only thing they have in common is that they both sell arms to the Saudis, as do plenty of other Western leaders. Trudeau doesn't brag about sexually assaulting women, nor is he publically racist, homophobic, xenophobic or misogynistic who mocks the disabled. Not sure how you can write that with a straight face unless you don't consider any of those things to be significant because if you did think they were significant you'd realise there was a gulf between them.
 
Pexbo said:
He's definitely getting close to something though and don't be surprised if this has been put out there by the Russians for a reason for Trump to sack him.
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Clearly bricking it. They are as predictable as night follows day.

Let Trump fire Mueller (or try to order Rosenstein to do so) - it will only strengthen the obstruction charges and won't stop the FBI continuing.
 
Barca84 said:
Clearly bricking it. They are as predictable as night follows day.

Let Trump fire Mueller (or try to order Rosenstein to do so) - it will only strengthen the obstruction charges and won't stop the FBI continuing.
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The real irony is that the GOP could potentially stop the replacement appointment of Mueller if he was fired I believe, but Trump seems to have decided to choose this moment to alienate them.
 
This NY congressman on CNN New Day just admitted that taking away subsidy money will lead to chaos, then tried to blame democrats for it. Fecking cnut
 
Carolina Red said:
This NY congressman on CNN New Day just admitted that taking away subsidy money will lead to chaos, then tried to blame democrats for it. Fecking cnut
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This is what happens when you only preach to the simpletons (with them lapping it up carte blanche) -- and when you are asked speak outside that bubble, you forget that people aren't all that stupid.

We are all going to live in concrete-reinforced bunkers/bubbles in the foreseeable future where we deal with people with similar ideas/views only.
 
Carolina Red said:
Are you Canadian?
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No I'm Irish but I've been in living in the UK for some time now. Although sadly last time I went back home it seemed Ireland had elected it's own Trudeau.
crappycraperson said:
. I hear what you are saying and somewhat agree with it as well but by that definition any Western leader over the past few decades is also a huge cnut. Obama pretty much personified the same exact trait as well, in fact he was not even as socially progressive as Trudeau to begin with.
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Adisa said:
This. Selling arms to Saudi, although repugnant, doesn't make him as bad as Trump.
It's this false equivalency that led us to where we are.
@Sweet Square
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It's not just selling the Saudi arms(Although Canada is the worlds 2nd biggest arms seller to the middle east)
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/21/canada-politics-progressive-liberal-trudeau

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/09/justin-trudeau-unions-environment-arms-saudi-arabia/
.Destroying indigenous rights.

.Cutting heath care

.Championing of the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement

.His environmentalism is shockingly poor

.His views on BDS sanctions

.The detention and treatment of immigrates(Which can lead into sucide)
What has lead us to this moment is nearly 40 years of the Trudeau like politics - neoliberalism.

Zarlak said:
who mocks the disabled. .
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No Trudeau doesn't mock disabled people he just doesn't let them into his country - https://crippledscholar.com/2016/04...say-about-the-status-of-disability-in-canada/
Zarlak said:
nor is he publically racist, xenophobic
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No Trudeau just publicly builds pipelines over Indigenous people lands.
Zarlak said:
or misogynistic
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/16/justin-trudeau-feminism-scorecard
Among those who have been left waiting are Indigenous women and girls, said Pamela Palmater, who heads the centre for indigenous governance at Toronto’s Ryerson University. Trudeau came into power vowing to overhaul the fraught relationship between Canada and its Indigenous people, rattling off promises that ranged from extending the right to self-determination to making significant investments in First Nation education.

To date, little progress has been made. “Trudeau is failing on literally every promise to Indigenous peoples generally and Indigenous women and girls specifically,” said Palmater.

While the government did launch the long-awaited inquiry into the thousands of missing and murdered women in August, some seven months later the inquiry has yet to hold its first public hearing.

“Justin is practicing token feminism,” said Palmater. “He made his cabinet half women, but these are women who are already privileged and in power. So, essentially, he shared some power around a small group of elites.”

Palmater is not the only skeptic: others have asked if Trudeau is a “fake feminist”and questioned the depth of his commitment to the idea.

Many were incensed by Trudeau’s launch of a roundtable on female entrepreneurs alongside Donald Trump last month.

“How could the prime minister possibly sit down and discuss women in the workforce with President Trump without first denouncing his misogynist comments?” Sheila Malcolmson, an MP with Canada’s New Democratic party, asked in parliament.

Her party has consistently pushed Trudeau on the issue of gender equality, putting forward a bill last year that would have forced parties to nominate a greater number of female candidates to parliament. Despite the fact that just 26% of the MPs elected in Canada’s last election were women – a proportion that lags behind countries such as Uganda, Guyana and Laos – Trudeau’s Liberals were among those who voted against the bill, citing now cancelled plans to reform the country’s electoral system.

For Sharmeen Khan of No One Is Illegal Toronto, Trudeau’s reputation as a feminist has become an obstacle as the organisation attempts to draw attention to the government’s continued use of policies that marginalise some of the country’s most vulnerable, from temporary foreign workers to migrants without status.

“It is incredibly frustrating,” said Khan. “It’s been really difficult for us to put heat on this government or pressure them because I feel people have been like, ‘Why are you criticising this government?’, even though the policies haven’t changed since they got in.”

Some worry that might be exactly the point. So far, the prime minister has shown little interest in what Kathryn Trevenen, a University of Ottawa professor, described as the “radical edge” of feminism, which aims to tackle overlapping injustices and systems of oppression – a critical gap in a country where more than half of those living in poverty in Vancouver and Toronto belong to racial minorities and where nearly half of the children in foster care in the country are Indigenous.

Instead, Trudeau’s feminism is a version that is much more palatable to the mainstream, said Trevenen, focusing on women who are mostly straight, white, middle to upper class and cisgender. “I think that Justin Trudeau’s commitment to feminism comes out of a historically liberal type of feminism, one that often gets called white feminism these days, that focuses on giving rights and privileges to only a very narrow group of women.”

The distinction means it’s not clear that “Justin Trudeau is living up to the hype really, and living up to the name feminist”, said Trevenen. “If someone is going to claim the mantle of feminism, I want them to claim the mantle of that feminist – the intersectional feminism that looks for profound structural change – not the sort of white liberal feminism that involves the assimilation of a few privileged women into institutions of power.”
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Are people angered by Trump because of the policies he wants to put forward or the fact he is essentially a disorganised Ronald McDonald. If its the polices then there should be no love in for Trudeau shite liberalism.
 
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Sweet Square said:
No I'm Irish but I've been in living in the UK for some time now. Although sadly last time I went back home it seemed Ireland had elected it's own Trudeau.



It's not just selling the Saudi arms(Although Canada is the worlds 2nd biggest arms seller to the middle east)
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/oct/21/canada-politics-progressive-liberal-trudeau

https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/09/justin-trudeau-unions-environment-arms-saudi-arabia/
.Destroying indigenous rights.

.Cutting heath care

.Championing of the Canada-Europe Trade Agreement

.His environmentalism is shockingly poor

.His views on BDS sanctions

.The detention and treatment of immigrates(Which can lead into sucide)
What has lead us to this moment is nearly 40 years of the Trudeau like politics - neoliberalism.


No Trudeau doesn't mock disabled people he just doesn't let them into his country - https://crippledscholar.com/2016/04...say-about-the-status-of-disability-in-canada/

No Trudeau just publicly builds pipelines over Indigenous people lands.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/mar/16/justin-trudeau-feminism-scorecard

Are people angered by Trump because of the policies he wants to put forward or the fact he is essentially a disorganised Ronald McDonald. If its the polices then there should be no love in for Trudeau shite liberalism.
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They're angered by his homophobia, sexism, racism, xenophobia and the fact that he brags openly about sexually assaulting women, but I guess going by your post they're the equivalent of poor environmentalism and cutting health care.
 
Zarlak said:
They're angered by his homophobia, sexism, racism, xenophobia and the fact that he brags openly about sexually assaulting women, but I guess going by your post they're the equivalent of poor environmentalism and cutting health care.
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I mentioned more than that. An example being if people are so upset about Trumps views on disabled people than why the admiration for a politician who's stance and government policy seemed to excludes disabled immigrates.
 
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Sweet Square said:
I mentioned more than that. An example being if people are so upset about Trumps views on disabled people than why the admiration for a politician who's stance and government policy seemed to excludes disabled immigrates.
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Grasping at straws there. You cannot equivocate a government policy that 'seems' to do something with direct abhorrent quotes from the man himself on his personally held beliefs and if you truly believe they're anywhere close to being equivalent then this entire discussion is futile.
 
Zarlak said:
Grasping at straws there. You cannot equivocate a government policy that 'seems' to do something with direct abhorrent quotes from the man himself on his personally held beliefs and if you truly believe they're anywhere close to being equivalent then this entire discussion is futile.
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Of course they are equivalent.

Trump is a sexist because.....well just listen to him but also because he wants to get rid of the little amount of Health Care Americans already have which in turn will effect such things as abortion clinic which are used by women. Now Trudeau talks about feminism but also doesn't really care about women as he wants to cut heath care, fails to make significant investments into Indigenous people and like Donald, Trudeau loves to fund the sexist dictatorship in the middle east - the Saudis. Both Donald and Trudeau promote policies that are sexist.

Trudeau talks a good game but his policies say something. Although clearly for some thats enough.
 
So his wife first files for divorce and then Trump fires him. It must really suck like Bannon's cock to be the Mooch right now. :lol:
 
Jesus, Scaramucci lost his marriage because of Trump and has now gotten himself publicly humiliated because of Trump.

This guy must be wishing he stayed in Wall Street.
 
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