https://votecompass.cbc.ca/canada/

Vote Compass is a tool developed by political scientists for exploring how your views align with those of the parties

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EGSUnTVW...g&name=900x900


If it were a competition of which party would spend us to the floor then yes.
She definitely killed it :victory:

Did anyone else feel like this thing was just a tool to mine data?

Its tedious, long, and useless. Depending on how you 'weight' certain issues, you can end up NDP to Libs to Cons. Absolutely waste of time.

That CBC vote compass is about as usefull as the CBC is unbiased.

The post debate scrum answers more questions than the debates did.

That's how it's supposed to work though. It's very unlikely that a person would strongly agree with a party's stance on every single item, so you weight what items are most important to you and calculates how that aligns across the parties.

On The post debate scrums, note the number of views, likes and dislikes to each candidate. Very telling

McLeans has a summarized version of each parties stance on a bunch of issues, but it hasn't been updated since June IIRC. I skimmed it and as per usual I agree with each party on a few things and strongly disagree with each party on others.

Ya it shows who has a life. The PPC has a lot of support from 18 to 34 year old males. Most without families/kids. Most people with families/kids/jobs don't spend a lot of time online. If you ever go to a city council meeting it's mostly just people with a lot of free time.

:lol
wow. You're actually that salty huh?
Wish there were some data to drop on that little nugget. Oh wait. What's this?
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-X5V2Dw30WM...1600/18-29.png
This may come as a surprise to (no-one on the planet but) you. younger demographics tend to lean more left, when they're naive and free of responsibility. As they age and need to start paying for things, people tend to shift toward the right.

As of this post:
Conservatives- 53,998 views 699 likes 643 dislikes
PPC- 36,484 views 2.3k likes 206 dislikes
NDP- 15,959 views 335 likes 274 dislikes
Liberals- 13,549 views 166 likes 523 dislikes
BQ- 4,494 views 49 likes 127 dislikes
Greens- 4,326 views 88 likes 157 dislikes

Bernier got more likes than NDP, liberals, greens, and BQ combined PJSaltPJSaltPJSalt
Let me guess; bots? Russia? China?

The PPC is trash. You got a bunch or rejected cons as candidates including a disgraced former MP who used immigration fraud to get into Canada, a wife of a now dead crack head, and some nut job who thinks he is the second coming of jarah.

Do you even think they are going to win any seats? lol!!!

Edit: 2.4k likes.
More than ALL other parties combined :lol:lolPJSaltPJSalt

c'mon man ... you're better and more intelligent than that.

'likes' or 'thumbs down' on a Youtube vid means sh*t!

Both of you stop filling this thread with non-sense and BS.

It's still data.

Don't blame me if Manic! gets triggered by anything that might be seen as favorable to conservative constituents

CNN and Fox is 'still' news

Facebook is 'still' a platform for information

Google is 'still' a good way for medical diagnosis

I'm not saying likes equal votes.
But it's activity. It's not nothing.

I think a bet is in order :)

Tbh, i don't even care if he doesn't get a single seat.
He built a national party fielding candidates in nearly every riding which has been able to compete in the federal debates, in a matter of eight months.
He's already surpassed what many thought was inconceivable.

The PPC doesn't have to win any seats just yet. They are a new party, just a year old. Yet they managed to raise a lot of money and put forth a lot of candidates in that short time. Bernier and his candidates have done well to use Twitter and social media to get their message out despite the efforts of the legacy media and the other parties, and lackies like Manic, to misrepresent and ignore them. Voting for them, even in a likely loss, but in significant numbers, will help put their ideas into the forefront and force their opponents to address or even adopt their views.

They are going nowhere fast and will never go anywhere. Majority of Canadians are left leaning. The only reason the cons have a chance is because of the vote split between the Liberals/NDP/Green parties.

He basically scraped the barrel to find candidates. Our local PPC candidate only joined after she lost the nomination for the conservatives.


He is going to out of a job soon.

And another one is gone the second one from the same riding/party. This one is also claiming the party is racist and intolerant. How many does that make?


https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/sp...562561712.html

A good read from a former BC PPC insider.

https://medium.com/@angeloisidorou/m...c-9c94d4f3179d

One right-ish leaning party to three left-far left leaning parties.
Clearly, the majority of Canadians have never had much of a choice.

In Nanaimo we have 9 candidates 4 on the left 3 on the right plus 2 independents. In the last buy election we had 4 on the right but one guy dropped out after people started laughing at him for being a anti vaxx flat earther.


If you think Canada is a dumpster fire you can leave. People move half way around the world to find a better country. It should not be too hard for you to upgrade from what you call a dumpster fire.