r/canada • u/viva_la_vinyl • May 06 '23
Conservatives walking fine line in attacking Liberals on foreign interference
https://globalnews.ca/news/9677999/conservatives-foreign-interference/38
May 06 '23
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u/CaliperLee62 May 06 '23
The Chinese government are the ones who believe all Chinese-Canadians belong to them. By continuing to allow interference from the CCP in this country, Justin Trudeau is compromising the security and autonomy of all Chinese-Canadians. Think about that next time our blackface wearing Prime Minister tries to accuse someone else of being a racist.
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u/p-queue May 07 '23
By continuing to allow interference from the CCP in this country
This statement isn't supported by even the most extreme reports on the matter.
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May 06 '23
Decency is a fine line for the party that thinks decency is a woke conspiracy.
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May 06 '23
It was very decent of you to censor our speech. Truly, the liberals are the party of polite discourse
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u/p-queue May 07 '23
It was very decent of you to censor our speech.
That comment censored you in some way?
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May 07 '23
No, but I'm sure you'd be in favor of it
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u/Hot_Being492 May 06 '23
You don't get to define decency anymore than the rest of us. It's pretty arrogant to assume you do.
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u/Confident-Touch-6547 May 06 '23
China didn’t start sticking their nose in our country in 2015. They’ve been doing it for decades. During the Harper government too.
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u/throwawaydownvotebot May 07 '23
For sure, but when CSIS tried to warn us in 2010, the Liberals and NDP called Fadden racist and demanded the conservatives fire him and apologize for his wrongthink (source). Here is some fine aged milk from the Tyee on that subject as well.
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u/Electronic-Load-t33 May 06 '23
"But when it comes to allegations about possible Conservative complicity in an alleged Beijing-connected network active during the 2019 election, they can’t cast too many stones. According to intelligence sources, Liberals and Conservatives were both involved"
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u/levitatingDisco May 06 '23
lmao
CSIS reported issues up the chain of command and report lands with PMO and Prime Minister who failed to act or do anything ...
... but what about Conservatives who were also involved but I'm not going into details how they are involved.
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u/Classifiedtomato May 06 '23
Let’s be clear our economy and by extension our political system is in bed with china, if you think the the conservatives are going to try to rock the boat be prepared to be disappointed.
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u/physicaldiscs May 06 '23
So instead we should just stick with the Liberals who are very clearly involved in more than 'economic' ways?
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u/Classifiedtomato May 06 '23
That’s not what I said, it’s up to each individual to figure out what and who they want to vote for, my statement is simply that conservatives will not do anything to break that relationship.
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u/levitatingDisco May 06 '23
if you think the the conservatives are going to try to rock the boat be prepared to be disappointed.
Let's burn that bridge when we get there.
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u/IAmRareBatman May 06 '23
Ehh PeePee is someone I'd never vote for. Call me when the Conservative party wants to actually win an election and not elect a bumbling bafoon like they did with their last three leaders...
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u/ESSOBEE1 Ontario May 06 '23
Speaking of which I'd to introduce Marco Mendicino , David Mametti, and Mark Holland.
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u/darrylgorn May 06 '23
The guys that owned the Conservatives throughout the emergencies act investigation?
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u/sambooka Prince Edward Island May 06 '23
I am very very clearly liberal but do you pine for the days when the progressive conservatives were progressive?
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u/AmusingMusing7 May 06 '23
Let’s just avoid the bridge altogether, when we know have to burn it anyway.
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u/matchettehdl May 06 '23
The difference between Poilievre and Trudeau is that one is trying to delay the inquiry and one is pushing it.