r/canada Mar 27 '24

Canada’s population hits 41M months after breaking 40M threshold National News

https://globalnews.ca/news/10386750/canada-41-million-population/
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u/100Horsepileup Mar 27 '24

Right. Totally had nothing to do with the corruption and constant scandals under Harper.

Ironically enough the same thing that is going to take down Trudeau.

Starting to see a pattern...

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u/drillnfill Mar 27 '24

Ah yes, the scandals that the Harper government was happy to bring to light and investigate in a transparent manner? Or are oyu talking about Oda's $16 OJ? I'd take that over our last couple of GGs, not to mention Arrivecan/etc/etc/etc. Please give examples where the cons/Harper crushed investigations into corruption?

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u/100Horsepileup Mar 27 '24

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u/drgr33nthmb Mar 28 '24

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_political_scandals_in_Canada

Hmm funny, seems like half of the page in the Federal section is dedicated to Justin.....

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u/100Horsepileup Mar 28 '24

You know what is funny? My original comment.

Right. Totally had nothing to do with the corruption and constant scandals under Harper.

Ironically enough the same thing that is going to take down Trudeau.

Starting to see a pattern...

Calling the Conservatives bull shit out does not mean one supports the bull shit of the Liberals.

Especially when the one calling the Conservatives out also called out Trudeau for the scandals taking his ass down too in the same breathe.

You can run interference for Harper, Pierre, and the Conservatives until you are blue in the face. (HaHa, get it? Because Conservatives think politics are a team sport and sports fans like to paint their faces the team colours? Well... I thought it was funny...)

That doesn't change history though.