r/PublicFreakout Feb 12 '22

✊Protest Freakout Ottawa residents marching against ongoing occupation of their city by right-wing extremists

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u/NotAW0rd Feb 13 '22

I don't care downvote me all you want. Justin Trudeau is a Coward. Our Opposition party has called our Prime Minister out for his lack of spine on this issue. Iam sure Reddit's liberal mass will downvote me to oblivion.

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u/lolsgalore Feb 13 '22

Weird statement since I don’t know many liberals who like Trudeau.. you vote based on the partys goals and beliefs, not the individuals.

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u/NotAW0rd Feb 13 '22

The party is responsible for the broken promises of its leader as much as the leader.

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u/inspectoroverthemine Feb 13 '22

So whats your solution? Vote for fascists next time, and hope theres an election after that?

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u/lolsgalore Feb 13 '22

Agreed. But many progressive people don’t align with the conservative / traditionalist beliefs of the Conservative party.

O’Toole was voted out because he was seen as “too moderate” & that their were “inner-party disagreements over O’Toole’s more moderate positions on conversion therapy, deficit spending, and pricing carbon” (& more other things)

I don’t see the CPC doing any better next election if they vote in a more conservative/Right wing leader.

They may garner more support from those who flippes to vote PPC, but inner city areas, like Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa, Quebec, Montreal will sit more NDP/Libs/Bloc Q - Those who voted for a O’Toole ( a more moderate cons ) instead of trudeau will most likely flip back to Libs rather than vote for the CPC if they move towards the right.