Eh Buddy Hoser

Have you asked yourself why CSIS is making announcements about how China, India, Pakistan, and Russia might be interfering in the upcoming election, but failing to mention that most of our print and broadcast media is owned by a US conglomerate (Postmedia) and virtually all of our social media is owned by US tech companies like Meta and Alphabet?

Does it not seem strange to you that the entire media apparatus immediately aligned behind this guy that most Canadians didn't even recognize three months ago, and started champing at the bit for pipelines coast to coast, increased military spending, deregulation of trade, and increased private investment?

The mentality you're expressing here is exactly why Canadians are in such a precarious position in the first place. Most are struggling to afford groceries and rent, precisely because of the deregulation and privatization that ghouls like Carney champion. What use are tax breaks on new housing builds when over half of Canadians are living paycheque to paycheque?

Stop thinking that picking the lesser evil is somehow the smarter or braver choice. It's not. Look at how liberal capitulation worked in response to the last time there were fascists sieg heiling and threatening to annex their neighbors. Look at how worthless and ineffective the democrat opposition is in the face of an open coup d'etat.

If you want a preview of Canada under Carney look no farther than Starmer's Labour in the UK. It's infinite tax breaks and incentives for the rich, and bleak austerity for everyone else. Only here we have MAID, already one of the top ten leading causes of death for Canadians, to encourage the people most vulnerable to these cuts to consider.

Unions for dockworkers, railworkers, postal workers, nurses, educators, government employees, and more have all had strikes broken by the liberal fed over the past three or so years. We are in a polycrisis and the notion that more of the same is somehow the fix is completely irrational.

I am by no means an NDP supporter, but I would urge you to read their platform and ask yourself why almost no one is even aware of it. What sort of future should Canadians be aiming for, one of austerity, militarism, and privatization or one where the government invests in prosperity for the working class and their wellbeing?