Jagmeet Singh....NDP

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Does planning, etc. require intelligence while pure emotional response does not? Is there anything more reduced than intelligence in a flaming domain?

Where doe intellect go when denied? Such is a difficult case for those leaning away from mental processing and towards emotional flaming ...

What dis Jesus wash away by catharsis ... baptism ... cool it!
 
Fair is an elusive matter that really is not matter but a conception ... if one can construe such things ... too many poles! Now the 11 has developed into a virtual forest of folk ... Magi? MA genic ... alien words ... alas they float about ... the great flow of unknown ... simulates Eire ... that' sole!
 
Expect anything with a world this cranked by powerful corruption of mores and ethic part ... but if one wins ... tis gut aye?

Stuck porkers ...
 
There's a number of reasons. They often across as too "radical" for the "mainstream", I think. The "socialist" tag still sticks a bit even if leaders like Layton and Mulcair seemed to be pulling them into the centre (which did seem to help, though the Liberal meltdown in 2011 probably helped more). Of course, the problem then becomes how to differentiate themselves from a left-leaning Liberal party.

I think, though, that their penchant in the past few decades for being an urban party (weird given that the original CCF was more rural) tends to lead to them being scattered in pockets around the country while the Liberals and Conservatives seem better able to take the large swaths of suburban and rural seats in regions like Ontario and Quebec that have a high concentration of population and therefore of seats.
 
Mendalla said:
There's a number of reasons. They often across as too "radical" for the "mainstream", I think. The "socialist" tag still sticks a bit even if leaders like Layton and Mulcair seemed to be pulling them into the centre (which did seem to help, though the Liberal meltdown in 2011 probably helped more). Of course, the problem then becomes how to differentiate themselves from a left-leaning Liberal party.

I think, though, that their penchant in the past few decades for being an urban party (weird given that the original CCF was more rural) tends to lead to them being scattered in pockets around the country while the Liberals and Conservatives seem better able to take the large swaths of suburban and rural seats in regions like Ontario and Quebec that have a high concentration of population and therefore of seats.
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Some say Trudeau was working for the NDP. Maybe some Canadians liked that small taste of socialism?
 
Waterfall said:
Some say Trudeau was working for the NDP. Maybe some Canadians liked that small taste of socialism?
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Well, the partnership with the Liberals was certainly a chance for the NDP to show what they are capable of. Unfortunately, it seems that whenever the NDP achieves its goals through supporting a minority government, it's always the minority government that gets credit at the polls. Or, in this case it seems, the blame. From what I am hearing, I am not really sure anyone who was not already inclined that way was convinced. So my bet for 2025 is a Conservative government, Liberal Opposition, NDP third or even fourth if the Bloc do well in Quebec. Green is likely finished or will continue to be a one or seat party. Whether the government is a minority or majority is going to be the big question, I think.
 
Mendalla said:
Well, the partnership with the Liberals was certainly a chance for the NDP to show what they are capable of. Unfortunately, it seems that whenever the NDP achieves its goals through supporting a minority government, it's always the minority government that gets credit at the polls. Or, in this case it seems, the blame. From what I am hearing, I am not really sure anyone who was not already inclined that way was convinced. So my bet for 2025 is a Conservative government, Liberal Opposition, NDP third or even fourth if the Bloc do well in Quebec. Green is likely finished or will continue to be a one or seat party. Whether the government is a minority or majority is going to be the big question, I think.
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Probably right, but alot can happen between now and then.....
 
Imagine radical politics where the liberals get so extreme you cannot tell them from the stonewalled and un growing in wisdom ... severely stoned' stonewalled? Like an edifice ... just there and non functional ...

Could there be anything in the midst ... like a processing medium that is un seen and ignored? That'd be ignorant as some fixations and censors ...

Now is ignorant something that is not sentient to us ... or an us that is not sentient to them (he others)? Can these be paired and parsed for some alien reason ... thus strange couples! Unbelievable ... something to observe with a different twist ... the Eire brews ...
 
Waterfall said:
Hmmm, Jagmeet Singh is making an announcement today at one....I wonder if......
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Politicians make announcements when they are about to take a crap if they think it will get media eyeballs. Still, could be interesting if it actually impacts on his relationship with the Libs or something.
 
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