politics
Tuesday, September 14, 2021
I think this is peak canadian political shittalking
fun fact, the liberal candidate in my areas riding got kicked out because of sexual abuse scandals a week before the riding, so the liberals just cannot win my region
since its too late to replace who is running
Thursday, September 16, 2021
The government actually penis inspection day'd this guy
lmfao why
I thought this was a joke
I don't understand
why are they renaming them?
I would guess, an attempt to trick antivax people into taking it because they are not branded the same as the vaccines that they are antivax for
retarded idea
but I think thats what they thought
the phizer was renamed a while ago when they for non emergency authorization approval. Technically it was legally a separate drug
Friday, September 17, 2021
Saturday, September 18, 2021
Sunday, September 19, 2021
Monday, September 20, 2021
oh no guys the libs are winning Kappa
wait
thats just projected
I refreshed
its now 3 to 2
instead of 5 to 1
lmao
only like 3k total votes have been counted so far
its also only in redditmods area
where vote counting has started
it'll be a few more hours before we get actual canadian results
We also don't take 2 years to campaign
reminder our election was called 2.5 weeks ago
and happened today
there is a mandatory amount of time in which you must call an election
which is 5? years iirc
you can call it whenever you want though
before that
it might be 4 years mandatory max now I forget
I think they passed some legislation making it 4, but I am not exactly sure
"When introducing the legislation, Harper stated that "fixed election dates prevent governments from calling snap elections for short-term political advantage. They level the playing field for all parties and the rules are clear for everybody."[7] However, despite the amendments to the legislation, the prime minister is still free to request an election at any time. As the amendments to the Canada Elections Act clearly state "Nothing in this section affects the powers of the Governor General, including the power to dissolve Parliament at the Governor General's discretion","