I know it’s hard, but we can’t afford to let up against the rising tide of fascism.

I agree. It’s like the general population is on a crusade.

Sorry to ruin your meal plan for the year, but...
McD's is on the 💩 List.

Yes, I am basically saying our government for the past 10 years in Canada radicalized me, but instead of being lead astray to yet another over-privileged politician (who is in bed with corporations), I am staying firm and voting for why I believe is in the best interests of the people.

For many years I’ve been down the leftist rabbit hole, I was initially confused as to why leftists don’t like liberals. Now it’s all starting to come together for me. For the most part, they’re just useless centrists who consistently pave the way for far right governments across the world.

It was always hard to talk about because I don’t want to be lumped in with the same rednecks who will never respect me as a person. Those out there who think I’m with them are mistaken. Though it does pain me to say that they were right about some things…

It was always hard for me to talk about why I didn’t like Trudeau or the liberal party for many years. I’ve always voted NDP for as long as I’ve been legally old enough to vote, and this idea from liberal MPs only solidified that feeling I had all the more.

To suggest that the liberal party failed because they went “too far left” or “too woke” is a slap in the face to all who tolerated Trudeau enough to keep their human rights. After all the support the LGBT community gave them and they just want to toss us away just like that…

It’s not because they became “too woke”,or “too far left”. The liberal party was never that left leaning to begin with. They gave us the façade of progressive ideas and gave us the same capitalist policies that conservatives do.

They had too many scandals under their nose, the prices of everything kept rising, and they kept dodging accountability while patting themselves on the back. THAT IS WHY THEIR APPROVAL RATINGS ARE IN THE TOILET!