• @Godort@lemm.ee
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      162 months ago

      Its very unlikely we get another Liberal government. All we can hope for is that we dont get a Conservative majority.

      Pharmacist lobbies are practically salivating at the chance to make our healthcare system look more like the US.

      • @Beaver@lemmy.caOPM
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        112 months ago

        We gotta make the liberals lives hell until they pass proportional representation because under Pierre Poilievre we will lose all the hard earned progress.

      • @Cagi@lemmy.ca
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        92 months ago

        If we won’t have a Liberal government, another NDP official opposition in a conservative minority might be nice. It’s almost a defacto coalition of libs and ndp.

        • @Godort@lemm.ee
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          52 months ago

          This is probably the ideal outcome, assuming the polling numbers in this graph are accurate, and dont allow for a Con/Bloc/PPC coalition that is larger

    • @chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world
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      62 months ago

      Right, but suppose these percentages turned directly into seats via PR.

      With 42% of the seats, the Conservatives wouldn’t have much trouble forming a coalition with the Bloc to get to 50%. It could come right down to 1 seat but in all likelihood they could make it.

      Would you be happy with this outcome?

      • @morbidcactus@lemmy.ca
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        32 months ago

        I doubt the Tories and the Bloc would form a coalition, Tories went hard against coalitions and framed them as illegal and a power grab back in the Harper years, when they prorogued parliament to effectively kill it, the Bloc was in a supply agreement with that proposed coalition, the Bloc themselves don’t align with Tory policies.

        • @chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world
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          42 months ago

          It’s not that simple. The Bloc support a number of positions (mainly around immigration and language laws, minorities, and religious clothing) that we would consider hard right in the rest of the country. They could definitely find common ground with the Conservatives on an anti-immigration bill, for example.

          • @ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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            02 months ago

            religious clothing

            That’s left wing

            Right wing are the religious people

            Conservatives on an anti-immigration bill,

            They could with the NDP but not the Cons who promise to make immigration easier

            • @cadekat
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              42 months ago

              It’s almost like we need more axes to describe political views than just left and right.

              • @ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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                12 months ago

                It’s fine but I think the person’s problem is that they think anything they don’t like is right wing and they don’t view parties as having opinions across the board

            • @Beaver@lemmy.caOPM
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              12 months ago

              Except for the fact that the religious clothing rules do not apply to christians.

              • @ILikeBoobies@lemmy.ca
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                It does though….

                The only exceptions are tattoos (banned in Christianity) and hair (nothing specific in Christianity)