[westopher]

People are pretty open talking politics these days. The annoying thing is people treat it like a sport and pick a fucking team to cheer for no matter who's playing. I could have handled O'toole as PM, but hate far too many conservative MPs to be happy with what was being pushed by some even though it wasn't the platform O'toole was running on, because the fact is, the party leader isn't able to control the entirety of their party. Green has many MPs that I like, but their leader was an absolute moron. JT is a bit of a wank, but he's fine. The majority of the Liberal party aligns with what makes sense for canada, which has always been (at least in our lifetime) what Canada is based on. Immigration, some social programs, a reasonable amount of freedom if you don't want to be a fucking idiot, and capitalism. Cons and PPC run on a platform of freedom, but many MPs disagree with freedom for anyone that doesn't align with antiquated bullshit "christian" values, which the majority of us think is bullshit.
I'd be happy if the libs had a different leader next election.
NDP has the idea of social programs that I believe in, but it shouldn't be coming at the expense of people below the UPPER middle class income level if they actually want to create more equality across the board. It just moves the class divide higher up.
Basically our options range from complete garbage (PPC)
Bad (greens)
Meh (cons, NDP)
Slightly less meh (libs)
For the vast majority of Canadians.
I'd be fine with conservative fiscal policy if they'd eject the fucking trash from their party and made the promise to focus on adequate single payer healthcare/education systems.
Jagmeet is the only one I found to be charismatic and mostly genuine, but the NDP (as shown by their dental care policy) aren't aware enough of what actually constitutes financial struggle in this country.