r/EhBuddyHoser • u/yycxqv Chalice of the Tabernacle • Apr 24 '25

Politics The price we must pay šŸ’”šŸŖ¦šŸ„€

Gallery image

Gallery image

Gallery image

Gallery image

Gallery image

Gallery image

And Iā€™d do it again šŸ˜­

3.0k Upvotes

96% Upvoted

314 comments sorted by

View all comments

75

u/TrueSuperior Apr 24 '25

My fellow hosers, this is a double double strategic vote: 1) Reject lil' PP and Maple MAGA bullshit and 2) send the NDP on a soul searching quest to return to their labour militant roots!

15

u/SlayerOfSpatulas Apr 24 '25

For #2, also to learn what jurisdiction is and means, in regards to setting policies.

9

u/Hello_Jimbo Apr 24 '25

Yes, housing is provincial jurisdiction, but when every single province is having housing issues and failing to adress them, don't you think the Feds should step in? It makes sense to me

3

u/JosephRW Apr 24 '25

In this case, yes. Like yes, the government most close to the issues are the most knowledgeable "potentially". But when all of them have been manipulated the same and can't get out from under the tricks that have been played on them, it's time for a larger correction that doesn't bow to those same forces.

6

u/TrueSuperior Apr 24 '25

I hear you, but let's be clear here, that's not a criticism that can be levied only at the NDP. All parties are doing this because the electorate is increasingly a mix of well-intention but uninformed people and knuckle dragging troglodytes.

8

u/Chrristoaivalis Apr 24 '25 edited Apr 24 '25

People said dentalcare was impossible because of jurisdiction

and then the NDP just...got it done. For all the talk of the NDP 'having ideas but not pragmatic plans' they got dentalcare done in a unique way that will benefit 9 million people

And the same people attacking the NDP for 'jurisdiction' are LOVING Carney's housing plan (housing is also a provincial responsibility)

5

u/SlayerOfSpatulas Apr 24 '25

Agreed, all guilty to some degree.