I’m sure they made this case.

No argument. No evidence. No rebuttal. Empty derision. Just…nothing. Yet they are in front of you and behind you at the polling station.

I’m tired, boss. I really wanted some diversity in this video. I really did.

Those debate tactics though. Assertions made with reason and evidence. Ad-hominem free. Fact-based. Offers to explain the difference.

"The whole aim of practical politics and their beholden handmaidens - corporate media - is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary, to justify increased State power." - Somewhat Menchken.

Here's a few of my favourites, Gad:

They found a way to make the made up term 'Islamophobia' a crime without calling it 'Islamophobia'.

Immigrant discovers how bad mass immigration is.

This was the real virus Covid released:

If Peter robs Paul to pay Tylia, Peter can always count on Tylia's support.

Congratulations, BC. voters. Just want to leave you with a thought. Including supporters of candidates who lost: Unsurprisingly, you won’t learn this in government schools or government beholden media. A political promise is not a contract. A vote is not a contract. Demonstrated by a simple synthetic conversation in law class: Lecturer: "In a system of representative democracy, all citizens with the capacity to do so vote in elections for political representatives who function as their agents in terms of expressing and establishing their political preferences." Student: "Normally when we talk about agents acting on behalf of principals, we have to envision a contractual relationship between agent and principal giving rise to personal obligations and rights. Failure to provide due performance in terms of these obligations allows the aggrieved party to seek legal remedies, such as a demand for due performance or a claim for damages. If political representatives are agents acting on behalf of voters, is it possible for voters to claim legal remedies such as these when their political representatives do not fulfill their obligations to them?" Lecturer: "It would be very difficult to establish the terms of such a contract" Student: "Is there a contract?" Lecturer: "No." Student: "Then are political representatives really agents of voters?" Lecturer: "...Not in a legal sense." Student: "In the fairy godmother sense then?"

Canadian here. Our government is an existential threat to the United States. Our government is importing millions of Indians, Muslims, and other third worlders as an army. These same diasporas are running for office, building mosques, temples, and invading our enforcing class

Does anyone think the @cityoftoronto cares about rights?

Real people might run if they weren’t doxxed, debanked, cars keyed, families harassed, etc only to be voted into office and have to work alongside other politicians that wanted them doxxed, debanked, cars keyed, and their families harassed.

“It’s demographically a huge mistake we gave women the right to vote.” - my wife.

Why do they let us vote?

Remember, she worked for corporate media. Imagine her colleagues.

Their standard of demanding people accept the results of a democratic election is to be admired.

Torontonians suffer the lesser of evils because we don’t have a “None of the above.” option on the ballot or close down the public office up for grabs in an election due to lack of demand.” Imagine politicians celebrating a win with a %20 voter turnout.