Could Bitcoin Millhouse be even less likeable? Yes, the answer is yes.

  • @[email protected]
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    131 year ago

    Squinty McProudBoy should move to texas and take his racist, white supremacist, misogynist, fascist base with him.

  • @[email protected]
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    1 year ago

    Can’t the Speaker shut that shit down? Especially since he’s admitted exactly what he plans to do?

    • @OderusOP
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      141 year ago

      Based solely on the merit of the amendments they’ve proposed, such as changing titles or a single word, they should face some sort of punishment for wasting precious time. It’s clearly meant to do nothing but waste time and guess who pays for it?

      • Troy
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        71 year ago

        Speaker does that and next time it’ll be amendments created by ChatGPT. Long ones. It’s hard to have a process that cannot be weaponized or deadlocked without removing the process entirely. Or, well, relying on people being good actors.

        • @Lauchs
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          61 year ago

          This is kind of the fundamental weakness of our system, it relies heavily on people acting in relatively good faith.

  • Octospider
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    81 year ago

    That’s all we get from our politicians. Nothing substantial. Just gimmicks like this.

      • Nik282000
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        Who is better? The NDP and Liberal parties are only barely less worse.

        • @[email protected]
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          1 year ago

          I’ll take the party that is marginally better than the rest. Why wouldn’t you select the best option?

          • Nik282000
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            01 year ago

            Would you rather be punched in the face, neck, or balls? There is no best option. The options are 3 parties who will, without a doubt, make this country less livable to varying degrees.

            • @[email protected]
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              Sorry buddy, but being dragged up and offered where to be punched, I’m absolutely exercising my right to choose (and to be honest, I’m kind of thinking neck at the moment). I refuse to be a sad sack that gets punched in the balls and laments that there was no other option.

              • Nik282000
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                11 year ago

                Proud to choose a punch in the neck because at least it wasn’t the balls! Our political system is woefully broken.

                • @[email protected]
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                  111 months ago

                  We have systems for that. We can join the various ‘teams’ of people doing the punching and we can, as a group, demand that they change their practices - next convention the group votes on replacing ball punches with a hearty ‘punchbuggy’ to the shoulder. Several leaders run and make promises on how hearty to make that shoulder-punch, and we select someone for the next election between face, neck and shoulder. You don’t get to complain about where the 3 parties are punching if you aren’t in there telling them to change their target - otherwise you got party die-hards saying things like “we’ve always punched to the neck, and that’s what Canadians want.”

  • @xc2215x
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    51 year ago

    Wow. That could make him go down in the polls. Not a great move.

    • @[email protected]
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      61 year ago

      It won’t. He has a bedrock of support thanks to basic political tribalism, and he and his handlers probably calculate that they run a greater risk of alienating their base if they run moderate, than running moderate and raising their ceiling. And given how badly the opposite strategy has worked for the NDP (which is alienating it’s base to chase the middle) he’s not wrong.

      tl;dr: if he keeps acting like a protofascist, he’ll keep his job, and he might even win if enough people feel Trudeau has worn out his welcome.

      • @OderusOP
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        21 year ago

        his handlers probably calculate that they run a greater risk of alienating their base if they run moderate, than running moderate and raising their ceiling

        I don’t think that’s possible. Who else will Conservatives vote for? The CPC could act like LPC/NDP and they’d still get their core voters to vote them in because as long as they aren’t ‘red’ or ‘orange’… they’re ‘good’.

        • @[email protected]
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          31 year ago

          They’d stay home on the general election, and vote for someone to replace Pollievre in the next leadership review.

          Pollievre knows he needs to keep feeding red meat to the proto-fascist base, lest they turn on him.

          • @Altofaltception
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            11 year ago

            No that fanbase does not stay home. They will vote blue even if they ran a rock as their leader.

            • @OderusOP
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              11 year ago

              Exactly. Not voting means your team won’t get elected and for many, it is a team sport.

              They hate the opposition more than they could hate themselves.

            • Nik282000
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              11 year ago

              Do I have the option to vote for an inanimate object? It could be a step up.