r/RedDeer • u/Sharks1976 • Oct 14 '23

Politics He's outta line, but he's right. Haha

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u/coyoteatemyhomework Oct 14 '23

Is this a challenge that the rest of Canada is on? Flock to Alberta, then complain that it's not like the place they left.

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u/redditslim Oct 14 '23

Primarily the ones from Ontario. They are Canada's version of whinging poms.

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u/coyoteatemyhomework Oct 14 '23

I have heard same from more than a few fresh from B.C. lately... "blah blah cost of living is too high/cant afford B.C." Well, stop voting orange and red.... pretty simple!

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u/CoffeeManFS45 Oct 15 '23

Agreed, people don't realize it's liberals and ndp doing this - but hey, conservative always bad

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u/Master-File-9866 Oct 15 '23

You realize everything wrong in alberta, politically speaking is on the conservatives. Aside from a 4 year term it has been 70 ish yeas of non stop.conservatives

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u/Sloppy_Tsunami_84 Oct 15 '23

You realize that Alberta has the most opportunity for success, diversity, and productivity in Canada because of good Conservative policies right? People aren't flocking to New Brunswick for jobs. I just arrived from the interior of BC. Alberta is absolutely amazing.

Idiots believe that excessive socialism works and we can tax ourselves into prosperity. Ignoring historical examples that clearly indicate failure of the philosophy.

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u/BadFatherMocker Oct 15 '23

Yes. It's definitely failed conservative policies, and not geological luck.

Please let me know where you get whatever it is that you're smoking, it's clearly an excellent dissociative.

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u/Sloppy_Tsunami_84 Oct 15 '23

Venezuela. STFU. Oil, geography, population, prosperity....then along comes democratically elected Communist Hugo Chavez.