***Canadian Election Results/Discussion Thread***

[moee]

i am disappoint... conservative majority gov't... prepare your anus canada. we dun goof'd.

[anonymous]

http://impolitical.blogspot.com/2011...-internet.html

Get ready for increased internet costs and absolutely no privacy as Harper plans to implement this act again within 100 days of winning.

Conservative for the lose.

source: blogspot

[aceshin]

I am not even a gun owner, and don't have much of a dog in this fight, my opinion was asked and I gave it. I can tell you are pretty butt-hurt by the results tonight and are lashing out, but you need to look at how mad this is making you.

Yes, I'm butthurt, I won't pretend I'm not. But that doesn't change the fact that you're providing reasons for voting for the Conservatives, that have no basis in reality. You're "opinion" seems to hold more weight for you than that of the RCMP.

[pschaeff]

Conservatives three in a row, and now a majority.

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yaaaaaa buddy

[samcanadian]

I love backing a winner.

[mojo85]

The Rhinocerous party only got 2400 votes!? what the hell Canada!? I am dissapoint....

[Dths]

source: blogspot

This is a commonly known part of his platform, do your research, I just took the first link I could find on google to reference it for people who were unaware.

Harper is also pro UBB which if you don't know is charging per gig used instead of a monthly internet fee, this will be instated soon as well now that there is little opposition.

[benzz]

Yeah and I am ashamed to be honest. Most of them voted for the NPD because they got tired of the Bloc not being able to do anything. One of the main reason Québec shifted to NPD was to prevent a Conservative Majority but we failed HARD.

I'm a Quebec-separatist and I don't have anything against Canadian-English but when I look at how they treat us and think of us I wonder if we made the right choice by choosing the NPD. Pretty sure they won't give a **** about us anyway lol. This is the reason why I voted for the Bloc because IMHO they are the only one who I believe will do their best to protect our culture and language.

Anyway, congrats to Conservative and NPD.

why? quebec wouldn't make it as its own country...

[aceshin]

The Rhinocerous party only got 2400 votes!? what the hell Canada!? I am dissapoint....

Wait wut? The Rhinoceros party still exists? Prepare thy anus.

[engj]

Yes, I'm butthurt, I won't pretend I'm not. But that doesn't change the fact that you're providing reasons for voting for the Conservatives, that have no basis in reality. You're "opinion" seems to hold more weight for you than that of the RCMP.

I am providing my reasons for a conservative vote, and it is based on my interpretation of what is best for myself, my family, and Canada in general. My opinion is no less valid than yours.

The fact that you can post some link showing support of the gun registry is irrelevant; I can post just as many articles to the counter point. And then we can argue all night about the validity or our sources, degenerate into name calling...basically make it a standard misc thread.

And yes, my opinion hold's more weight than the RCMP's in my vote.

[engj]

The absolute rout of the Bloc was the highlight of my night.

[DiseasedScrotum]

The absolute rout of the Bloc was the highlight of my night.

This. Tired of this blackmailing by them to leech of taxpayer money. But the guys on CBC have a point ....this could potentially bring up the seperatist issue even more aggressively if the federal party they voted in does not represent them properly. Honestly, if it does, I say we let them just go.

[Greg1983]

This. Tired of this blackmailing by them to leech of taxpayer money. But the guys on CBC have a point ....this could potentially bring up the seperatist issue even more aggressively if the federal party they voted in does not represent them properly. Honestly, if it does, I say we let them just go.

You guys better take me back.

[aceshin]

I am providing my reasons for a conservative vote, and it is based on my interpretation of what is best for myself, my family, and Canada in general. My opinion is no less valid than yours.

The fact that you can post some link showing support of the gun registry is irrelevant; I can post just as many articles to the counter point. And then we can argue all night about the validity or our sources, degenerate into name calling...basically make it a standard misc thread.

And yes, my opinion hold's more weight than the RCMP's in my vote.

That's wonderful, and the reasons you provided (the one's I highlighted, are based on misinformation), it's not a matter of my opinion being more valid than yours, it's a matter of facts. Whether or not your opinion agrees with reality doesn't change what is true.

[DiseasedScrotum]

You guys better take me back.

I got you brah

[engj]

This. Tired of this blackmailing by them to leech of taxpayer money. But the guys on CBC have a point ....this could potentially bring up the seperatist issue even more aggressively if the federal party they voted in does not represent them properly. Honestly, if it does, I say we let them just go.

Quebec never truly sought separation, seperatists have never had a real ambition to seperate. It is an idle threat that they raise every election year to siphon more federal tax money through government programs (bribes) and the federal transfer payment system.

If they ever seperated and fell off the federal tit, in six months 90% of the province would look like ****lia.

It is a strategy that has failed, and now they see the NDP as their best chance.

[Madsen89]

i am disappoint... conservative majority gov't... prepare your anus canada. we dun goof'd.

Age: 17

[supbrahs7]

WTF is this a joke? NDP has that many spots!!!!

[engj]

That's wonderful, and the reasons you provided (the one's I highlighted, are based on misinformation), it's not a matter of my opinion being more valid than yours, it's a matter of facts. Whether or not your opinion agrees with reality doesn't change what is true.

You presented opinion, not fact. The only link you posted was from the Toronto Star...widely accused of having a Liberal bias.

You are entitled to you opinion, why do you assume that when mine differs from yours it is because I am uninformed or out of touch with reality?

You are obviously very angry and galvanized on these few issues and will find fault with anything but total agreement, which you will never find.

End of discussion, live <3 laugh <3 love <3!

[sLiPkNoT Fan]

Democracy in action. Canada spoke out. Glad there is not another useless minority.

[Kenetics]

This. Tired of this blackmailing by them to leech of taxpayer money. But the guys on CBC have a point ....this could potentially bring up the seperatist issue even more aggressively if the federal party they voted in does not represent them properly. Honestly, if it does, I say we let them just go.

60% of the NDP MP's are from Quebec.

[sLiPkNoT Fan]

60% of the NDP MP's are now from Quebec.

This means the Quebec people wanted to work as Canadians, not some stupid pipe dream where *******s sucked each others dicks in a homo country.

[nli07]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle2004730/



UPDATE: THIS DUMBASS BITCH GOT ELECTED!!!!! STRONG WTFFFFFFFF

She’s just back from Vegas, her French needs work and the party can’t confirm whether she’s even set foot in the riding, but a new poll shows NDP candidate Ruth Ellen Brosseau is within striking distance of winning a seat in Parliament.

The single mother who lives in Gatineau, Que., and works in Ottawa as an assistant manager of a Oliver’s pub at Carleton University in Ottawa is a classic parachute candidate.

Yet there’s no sign that her parachute ever landed in Berthier-Maskinongé, a Quebec riding near Trois-Rivières that is about a three-hour drive from her home.

Local media say she has not granted any interviews and an NDP spokesman could not confirm whether she ever visited the riding.

“She is both excited and nervous,” said NDP spokesman Marc-André Viau, who has spoken with Ms. Brosseau since she returned from a previously scheduled vacation in Las Vegas. Another NDP spokesman had told The Canadian Press that Ms. Brosseau was “a little freaked out” by the sudden media attention.

“She was not ready to do a press conference, but she’s learning,” said Mr. Viau, who said she will need to “perfect” her French-language skills. “She will be learning in the days to come to be more confident to talk to media and to be a public figure. So if she’s elected, we’ll make sure that she’s ready.”

As The Globe and Mail first reported Tuesday, Ms. Brosseau kept working at the pub in Ottawa throughout the campaign and then took a vacation to Las Vegas. Her manager at the bar told The Globe he had no idea his assistant was running for public office.

Now a survey released Thursday by Cible recherche shows Ms. Brosseau is firmly in second place. The poll of 503 residents in the riding found Bloc Québécois incumbent Guy André is in the lead with 36-per-cent support, followed by Ms. Brosseau at 29 per cent. Francine Gaudet of the Liberals is at 17 per cent and Mari-Claude Godue of the Conservatives at 15 per cent.

It is not known how Ms. Brosseau became an NDP candidate. A brief biography on the NDP website states that “for many years Ruth Ellen has committed her time and energy to finding homes for stray animals in her community.”

A survey of 513 people in the neighbouring riding of Trois-Rivières found the NDP candidate, Robert Aubin, is well ahead of Bloc incumbent Paule Brunelle, with 42-per-cent support compared to 28 per cent. The Conservatives are in third with 17 per cent and the Liberals are in fourth with 8 per cent.

All parties must regularly scramble to find candidates in ridings that are considered virtually hopeless at the outset of a campaign. However, the surprising rise of the NDP in Quebec means some of these candidates – people who are simply a name on the ballot – could find themselves elected to Parliament on Monday.

Meanwhile, the NDP confirmed that another one of its Quebec candidates, Isabelle Maguire, running in the riding of Richmond-Arthabaska, is now in France.

Mr. Viau acknowledged that the surge in NDP support in the province of Quebec came as a surprise even to them.

“We were in a campaign where we were expecting growth, but this is bigger movement than what we expected,” he said. “Some of the candidates were not expecting this.”

[futureMOUNTIE]

i am disappoint... conservative majority gov't... prepare your anus canada. we dun goof'd.

you can't even vote kid shut the f*ck up

[bvalks]

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/...rticle2004730/



UPDATE: THIS DUMBASS BITCH GOT ELECTED!!!!! STRONG WTFFFFFFFF

would smash

[ANGRYGOAT]

i voted for stephen harper directly, dint even read other candidates names, yall mad?

[nli07]

would smash

Bish is a single mother. Def smashable. But PEOPLE voted for this bish and bish won and is now gonna make $120K a year being a politician to which she is not qualified for.

I'm still raging. Sorry NDP backers, you have ZERO way of justifying this bish's employment.

[ANGRYGOAT]

Bish is a single mother. Def smashable. But PEOPLE voted for this bish and bish won and is now gonna make $120K a year being a politician to which she is not qualified for.

I'm still raging. Sorry NDP backers, you have ZERO way of justifying this bish's employment.

NDP *******s just wanted to stick it too conservatives and ended up putting them in power by splitting the vote

[Riceboi]

i glanced at the title and though it said erection results. i'm disappointed

[Androgeus]

Only thing pleasing about this is all the liberal hipster *******s who are crying in their sushi and starbucks right now.


Disagree with Harper on a lot of things.