Mad Max Guess who's going on The Tucker Carlson show?

Still undecided on how I’m voting. This interview could help me decide.
 
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It all depends on your riding. If the PPC has zero support in your riding, it's a wasted vote. Concentrated voting blocks is the only way they gain seats. Random votes spread across the country doesn't accomplish anything for this election, it can gain more money for campaigns on the next one though.

That's how the Liberals and NDP win seats. They flood a riding with concentrated voting blocks. Whether it be through religion or immigration. Most replacement migration focusses on tribalism, that way they can take over entire ridings and win seats. In most contentious ridings, people are voting against the immigrant vote and they don't even realize it.
 
It's not a wasted vote though. Elections Canada provides funding to losing political parties based on the number of votes, I think it's a certain percentage for every 1000 or 10000 votes. I learned this when I was on my local EDA for the PPC's first election run.

Personally, I promised myself a long time ago that if Poilievre was leader, I would give the cons a single last chance. It will be him who decides if I ever vote team blue again, largely on if he follows through with repealing all of Trudeau's gun bans, which is issue number one for me.

I've spoken in person with Bernier himself in regards to some firearms things, and while I don't think he was jerking me around or pulling my chain, I really didn't like his answers on the matter.
 
In my view, if you're rural, vote PPC. We're never going to get out of this with the uniparty in charge, within the next election or two we need to aim for based rural ridings forcing the CPC to form a coalition with the PPC so PPC can hold CPC's feet to the fire a bit.

If CPC gets majorities nothing will ever change. Pierre didn't even question Carnie on his promise to keep immigration levels the same in the debates. It's because immigration levels won't change as long as the uniparty is in control.
 
Even though I'm a PPC card holding member I'm voting CPC just to try and prevent Carney from winning. Better to vote in the devil you know than the devil you don't.

That being said, once this election's done, I hope he fucks up royally so that way it wakes conservatives up to vote differently next time
 
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@bobthefighter better than giving giving the country to the liberals which is what you will do by voting PPC. Sorry mate but imo you want the liberals to run Canada for another 4 years from the sounds of it.

How I see it if smol pp wins and fucks up royally the right has only 1 party left to vote for which is what I'm banking on.
 
@Wexit-Delecto you are giving it to the globalists regardless of who you vote for it seems then.

If you vote liberal= globalist
If you vote NDP = globalist
If you vote CPC = globalist
If you vote PPC = liberals winning i.e globalist

So what are you arguing?

And you are correct most Canadians are retarded including you, because you think voting PPC does anything other than giving it to the globalists currently controling the country.
 
@Malthael

I disagree with your last premise, that a vote for PPC is a vote for the globalists.

The only way out of this is to elect a non-uniparty party. PPC is the only non-uniparty Party in Canada. You should vote for them.

The news told everyone in Europe that Le Pen, AfD, Farage, etc., could never win elections and don't throw away your vote, etc., just like you're here telling me the same about PPC. Now those parties are polling at or near number one in their respective countries. If you don't vote for the party you want to win, they'll never win. Simple as.
 
@Wexit-Delecto Yes and while I agree with that currently there's no chance that PPC will even have a chance of winning, not even one seat. You have to let the conservatives at this point fail so then that way you can point at their failure and say this is why they shouldn't be voted for anymore.
Remember You can lead a horse to water, but you can't force it to drink. Most people that vote conservative on average will never vote PPC and we need their votes, so how do you get them to vote PPC? I say it's simple. Let their party fail them.
 
@Malthael

If you vote for them, it means you support their agenda. I'm simply not voting for a party I know will fail. We've done that for our entire lives and it hasn't worked. I intend to participate in growing PPC's share of the votes so they can hopefully win a few rural ridings, get invited to the next debate, and so people can see their popularity grow and stop thinking of them as a wasted vote. There's no way to make that happen but to vote for PPC.
 
@Wexit-Delecto This is your daily reminder that Bernier couldn't win in a +20% PPC riding in a by-election.

Question for you though. Imagine that Stalin himself is running for the Liberals, literally, I'm not just making fun of Carney. Would you still vote PPC?
 
I guess he's trying, he's hitting all the spots peeps should. It's just shitty and perplexing in some regards just how and why the "voice" of the "far right?" or some semblance of sanity is a French guy that used to play for the blue team?

Credit is certain to be given where it is due, but really? This guy? After how many years? We got this guy. We really can't round up somebody charismatic will balls that will actually say shit as it is? The fact we can't somehow find "that guy" and people will just settle for milhouse is wild.

I don't want so sound as though I'm begging for a saviour but I certainly don't want to or think I could up and do a better job, it would just be nice to have someone that's not a complete fucking retard flapping gums from the arm up their ass. Not that that's max, although there's arguments to be made for either, but at the end of the day he's a used to be politician with a grating French accent and the personality of a shit sandwich.
 
Au contraire, Max is choosing to go on American podcast knowing he won't be scrutinized. How much does Tucker know about Canadian politics, with all due respect? When Bernier was on Andrew Lawton's show, a person who is on Bernier's side, he threw a temper tantrum just because Lawton asked him about his trip to WEF when he was Harper's minister. Bernier is thin skinned. It's very easy to preach to the choir, but that's not how things get done.
 
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To be fair, I think Tucker knows more than most personalities about Canadian politics. Though, probably not as much as say, I know about American politcs, but being in a border town, I grew up on American politics and even most Canadians dont' know shit from good chocolate when it comes to Canadian politics.

Oddly enough, Tucker seems to know a bit more than Stephen Crowder, ironically.
 
It was a pretty good interview. Tucker knows nothing about Canada, so Max lead the dance. There weren't any hardball questions.
 
Pierre should be doing this.
At the very least, it gives the libs something to screech about.
 
He doesn't need to, Jeets and other immigrants don't watch Tucker Carlson. That's why he's playing Mr. Dress up just like Trudeau.

The CPC takes the White Conservative vote for granted, they always complain after the election that the PPC stole their vote.
 
'Stolen vote' rhetoric is a cope. Implying that someone other than the one casting the ballot owns the vote. Could also blame those who refuse to show up a the ballot box to even cast a ballot. Or are those lost votes of a different ownership than the votes that don't get cast for the CPC?

And I thought the left held all the commies.
 
If you want to criticize Max and the PPC, that's fine. But don't turn around and tell me that voting for Pierre and the CPC faggot party is the solution.

It's like saying 'cigarettes are bad' right before taking a drag on a meth pipe.
 
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Well the way I see it is strategic voting is necessary this time around and the PPC aren’t a force to be reckoned with. We need to vote the liberals out, and if the CPC shit the bed as well that will show the rest of Canadians that the ship is lost.

Vote for who you want, I don’t give a shit and the real truth is its over and decided even before the west goes to the polls.
 
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Well the way I see it is strategic voting is necessary this time around and the PPC aren’t a force to be reckoned with

I hear the same argument every election. I hate to break it to you but there's NO DIFFERENCE between the LPC and CPC. It's Coke and Pepsi. They will both make you fat and stupid. The only difference is the colour and name on the bottle.

We need to vote the liberals out, and if the CPC shit the bed as well that will show the rest of Canadians that the ship is lost.

No they won't. Canadians are mostly retarded, most of them don't have a thought in their vacant heads that wasn't put there by CBC/Rogers/Bell or social media. Literally incapable of independent thought.

Haven't you heard? The problems in Canada are now 'Trump's fault' because of 'tariffs'. It's amazing what idiocy people will accept, as long as it's coming from the magic TV box.
 
@brutana_dilewski

Lmao ppc lost member last year due to corruption.

I hope you’re not Canadian because you are calling yourself retarded as well.

Seething is not going to make it any better and perhaps focusing on positioning yourself strategically would be better use of your time.
 
@brutana_dilewski

You get to vote whatever way you want, hell you even get two ballots if you fuck the first one up. But its your choice in the end and honestly, if you support the PPC then so be it, as for me and my family we choose differently. Does that make us stupid or “insert name here”, no it simply doesn’t. If you want to be a doomer it only looks bad on you, no one else.
 
Got to hand it to Bernier, he's managed to get some exposure even though the PPC has never even won a single seat. I've voted for the PPC and wish for them to do well, but it's clear the mentality of the majority of Canadians is just to messed up right now. More pain is likely needed before sentiment changes. Even then, realistically, it's just not going to happen.

I'm not saying give up or be all doom and gloom, just that we'll have to continue to outwit and outmaneuver the corrupt system. All of us unvaxed folks proved we can do it, even in the face of outright hostility from multiple directions. Our kids probably have an even bigger fight awaiting them when we grow up. It's worth preparing then now on how to best navigate it.
 
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