But will he get security clearance :troll::joy:

Honda, have you seriously thought about a career in politics? You have a passion for politics based on your numerous posts on this thread. Put your ideas into practice to try to make changes in the community?

Please, change your avatar! Turd is not the PM anymore! LUL

Honda, are you really telling me that the leader of a large corporation / institution doesn't make much of a difference if a sizable amount of the middle managers and front end grunts are the same?

Just look at Apple between Steve Jobs and Tim Cook. I am not saying Tim Cook is unsuccessful, but the Steve Jobs Apple and the Tim Cook Apple are pretty different.

If the bureaucracy below the CEO has gotten to the point where the company is no longer functional, then yeah, no person at the top can turn the ship around. But I don't think we are quite that disfunctional yet.

So on one hand, people here have spent years arguing Trudeau isn’t the one to blame, Trudeau isn’t behind the policies, he is just a figure head, etc. etc. endlessly this discussion has been had. The point has been made time and time again that the leader isn’t the one making the decisions and policies and legislation is brought through other MP’s and joint committees.

But now.. one guy has changed. He’s obviously a more competent individual than Trudeau, but overwhelmingly the people behind him, who a lot of you have said previously are the ones who make the decisions, are all the same.

I think it’s extremely optimistic, and frankly bordering on delusional to think this one guy has the power and capability of turning around this country/party based on his own intellect and influence while the vast majority of people surrounding him are the exact same characters who got us where we are today.

In reference to your leader of a large corporation comparison, let’s look at it a different way. If you bought anything, a TV, a car, a vacuum cleaner, and two times in a row, they turned out to be lemons. Would you go and buy a third one? Almost certainly not.

Canada lost 33,000 jobs in March as unemployment rate rose slightly to 6.7%

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/can...2025-1.7501875

FeelsBadMan

https://globalnews.ca/news/11114500/...vancouver/amp/

Funny joke eh

are you trying to say that anybody here would think that's an ok thing to do?

By this logic anybody who voted for Trump is also as bad as the Proud Boys or J6 rioters.

Cry more.

I've heard of rocks being thrown through windshields from overpasses more than a few years before Tesla existed. I don't think this is as much of a political statement as people might want it to be.
Could be.

Thanks for supporting my yilong shares by helping them sell replacement cars or replacement parts:joy::troll:

Another one. This makes 5 so far. I got to put the over under at 12.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montr...-cpc-1.7502630

yeesh, it's almost as if the people most "passionate" about politics online should be the ones to stay far far away from an actual career in politics.

*Ahem*

I’m not so delusional to think I could actually make a difference :lol