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But, that said, you're not prevented from travel any more than they are as long as you can find a flight to somewhere that's open? You just have to follow protocols at your destination and when returning home. |
^ Exactly, you can travel ... many people have and will continue to if they can follow all the requirements. It's a strong suggestion or guideline. Please ... can we move on? |
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The finance minister for Ontario resigned after getting caught. Niki Ashton NDP got stripped of all her critic roles after visiting her sick grandma in Greece. What really pisses me off is they have enough free time to go on a vacation then quarantine for 14 days like it's no big thing. |
Why are we surprised that politicians are pieces of shit? We pretty much turn a blind eye when they steal money yet were supposed to be outraged when they do non-essential travel? Fuck I'd be satisfied/amazed if they proved that this travel wasn't paid for with our tax dollars lol |
^^ Are you from the province of any of those who were caught travelling outside? What does it concern you? Why don't you put your energy and focus on your BF Welfare instead? I think he misses you alot! |
It isn't a matter of whether someone will travel because they see their MP travelling somewhere for vacation. Instead, it'll probably be something along the lines of people not following any number of other anti-COVID recommendations because those idiot government officials are eroding the government's credibility. It could be something as simple as a person who was already not too willing to wear a mask, but had been begrudgingly doing so. And then he sees these hypocrites breaking the rules that they advocate, so he gets frustrated and starts getting sloppy on his mask use. I am not expecting people to be saints -- heck, I am definitely not a saint myself. But for someone in a leadership position to flout the rules in such an obvious manner, it isn't just frustrating -- it is infuirating. At least the Rod Philips dude (Ontario Finance Minster) did the right thing and resigned on his own. With Jason Kenney not doling out any disciplinary action at all, I think he is totally shooting himself in the foot, esp when it comes to Alberta's COVID containment efforts. Quote:
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There's a pretty good chance Rod Philips didn't put an appropriate amount of leave in for his time away and was pretending to work... there's more to that story than meets the eye. That's likely why he resigned. The others are just being punished because of optics I would think mostly. They should accept they're in the public's eye and set an appropriate example. |
It's like weve all forgot the leader of our country broke travel restrictions in April a few hours after laying out those travel restrictions in one of his front porch statements. Travel over the Ontario Quebec border was closed to all travel entering Quebec and he went to his vacation home for Easter. https://www.google.com/amp/s/globaln...er-travel/amp/ |
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And let's not forget how Phillips really outdid his other peers -- he actively planned and released those well-timed social media posts to make it seem like he was still at home. The others were at least stupid enough to "honestly" post on IGs or whatever about how much they were enjoying their vacations. Quote:
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This resignation was not necessary albeit, it was just from committee roles. |
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JT is/was one of the good ones when it came to compliance - he got rid of all the staff that ran his home, took care of his kids by himself while Sophie was sick while still being PM, and grew a massive mop of hair (hey ladies...) for several months while he stayed in (far as I can tell he didn't otherwise leave the house for several months). He's been a bit of a disappointment as PM but personal COVID compliance isn't anything I begrudge him (he's been better than me at it). |
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contrarily, travel by air overseas over the christmas holidays wasnt actually against the rules, albeit it was recommended against, and clearly bad optics to do so. it is funny too, that when horgan announced in his interivew that he was having his family over for christmas and said it was okay to do so, he only changed his mind when the reporter called him out on it. most people on here gave him a pass and said "oh he just didn't know the rules". |
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So what do you want to happen? Horgan got called out and he apologized and changed his plans. I believe him he wasn't trying to hide anything, otherwise why would he say it live on air? People make mistakes, he probably gets tested daily and perhaps his family does too so maybe he thought it was permissible? I have no idea, but it's not like he didn't correct it immediately. Trudeau's thing is such a technicality. It's pretty obvious you just hate the guy or else you'd look at the situation from a non-partisan perspective and what the intent of the rule at the time was (to prevent Quebecers from going shopping in Ontario when Quebec was locked down) shrug your shoulders like, he wasn't going shopping cross border and directly in a car to a residence of his... I mean I'm not even a huge fan of his or anyone else's, but I just don't feel it's worthy of upset. I mean, I do get the bare fundamentals of what you're saying, but it feels like you're reaching for straws in a field full of sippy cups. |
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Trudeau went to see his immediate family, his household. Given the nuance in situation, I give him a pass no big deal. I'll also say that there's no fucking advisory or law they can put in place that's going to keep me from my wife and kid in any situation. |
Someone can argue rules are rules, but that’s usually what people want to do when they want to make someone they don’t like (Trudeau) look as bad as someone else that did something that’s fairly obviously worse. It’s like Trudeau got caught going 20 over and Bobason’s Sunnyvale staff got DUIs and saying “well they both broke rules!” You can be sure I’d be ignoring health orders to see my wife if that’s what it came down to, especially when sick/recovering from an illness, but I’m probably not going to have a good old trip to Hawaii. |
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I guess they did break the rules after all. |
Mad max went to Florida for a vacation in November. https://www.narcity.com/en-ca/news/m...not-even-sorry |
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Another friend of the Trudeau family, JT appointment, got axed. Sounded like a real bi*ch! Gov. Gen. Julie Payette resigns, says 'I am sorry' after 'tensions have arisen at Rideau Hall' https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/gov-...hall-1.5276646 |
People are calling for replacement to be first nations. How about appointing a person for their abilities? Doesn't matter if the person is indigenous, female, LGBBQ, jewish, Armenian, or Vulcan. They should be the best candidate to fulfill the position. |
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