This is your economy on internal trade barriers, a housing shortage caused by NIMBYism and an over-reliance on oil guys
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Can someone paste the article?
Palchez on
Same reason every other 1st economy is.
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And a lot of people here wonder why Canadians are drifting to someone like Pierre Poilievre. The only defense I hear from Trudeau defenders is “Oh well you’re delusional if you think Pierre will solve these issues.” Well if Pierre won’t solve these issues facing Canadians then imagine what Trudeau will do if given another 4 years? After the last almost-decade of his leadership, Canada is now ranked poorer THAN FUCKING ALABAMA lmao. Like maybe Pierre won’t fix these issues but Trudeau DEFINITELY won’t. In fact it’ll continue to get worse under him. So yeah I’d consider myself someone who would’ve supported Trudeau in the past but I think I’m definitely on the Poilievre train. If he doesn’t deliver, then Canada should vote him out. But after the last few years, I think it’s fair to give him a try.
And no, he’s NOT the Canadian version of Trump no matter how hard Trudeau-defenders wish he was lol. He’s a weirdo, nerdy center right person with mainstream neoliberal economic views (except for his pro-crypto stuff) and is very socially moderate (if not socially liberal). He’s also great on foreign policy.
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This is your economy on internal trade barriers, a housing shortage caused by NIMBYism and an over-reliance on oil guys
Can someone paste the article?
Same reason every other 1st economy is.
And a lot of people here wonder why Canadians are drifting to someone like Pierre Poilievre. The only defense I hear from Trudeau defenders is “Oh well you’re delusional if you think Pierre will solve these issues.” Well if Pierre won’t solve these issues facing Canadians then imagine what Trudeau will do if given another 4 years? After the last almost-decade of his leadership, Canada is now ranked poorer THAN FUCKING ALABAMA lmao. Like maybe Pierre won’t fix these issues but Trudeau DEFINITELY won’t. In fact it’ll continue to get worse under him. So yeah I’d consider myself someone who would’ve supported Trudeau in the past but I think I’m definitely on the Poilievre train. If he doesn’t deliver, then Canada should vote him out. But after the last few years, I think it’s fair to give him a try.
And no, he’s NOT the Canadian version of Trump no matter how hard Trudeau-defenders wish he was lol. He’s a weirdo, nerdy center right person with mainstream neoliberal economic views (except for his pro-crypto stuff) and is very socially moderate (if not socially liberal). He’s also great on foreign policy.