Well agreed.
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by Geilinor » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:15 pm
by Napkiraly » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:23 pm
Geilinor wrote:Napkiraly wrote:The NDP is set to become the second party of Canada this election. That's not unpopularity.
And I'm wondering how you think the NDP of all parties wouldn't be the ones securing pensions and child tax benefits.
According to the poll Fanosolia posted on the last page, the NDP could be the first party.
by Napkiraly » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:27 pm
by Fanosolia » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:29 pm
Napkiraly wrote:
Shit mang in Winnipeg there is tons of pot. And our cops don't care. They have to deal with gangs like the Indian Posse, the Hells Angels, etc. So long as you aren't driving a car or operating heavy machinery they don't give a toss.
by Napkiraly » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:36 pm
Fanosolia wrote:Napkiraly wrote:Shit mang in Winnipeg there is tons of pot. And our cops don't care. They have to deal with gangs like the Indian Posse, the Hells Angels, etc. So long as you aren't driving a car or operating heavy machinery they don't give a toss.
holy hell... and I thought if pot was legal it was going to be tough to get the ball rolling and get enough supply to bring the price down.
... Or should I say bowl rolling?
by Geilinor » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:40 pm
by Fanosolia » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:53 pm
Geilinor wrote:The Tories and the NDP are tied. http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/poll-tracker-conservatives-move-into-tie-with-ndp-1.3166682
by Ainin » Tue Jul 28, 2015 2:54 pm
by Nation of Quebec » Tue Jul 28, 2015 4:57 pm
Oneracon wrote:Geilinor wrote:According to the poll Fanosolia posted on the last page, the NDP could be the first party.
Everything's a little muddled now since there was a Mainstreet Media/National Post poll that put the Cons in first place... but a Forum Research poll that was concluded the day before had them in third place and the rest of the polls before then had them in second place.
We'll need to see some more polls to determine if the Mainstreet poll's result was a blip or if the Cons are actually gaining ground again.
by Liberty and Linguistics » Tue Jul 28, 2015 5:11 pm
Nation of Quebec wrote:Oneracon wrote:Everything's a little muddled now since there was a Mainstreet Media/National Post poll that put the Cons in first place... but a Forum Research poll that was concluded the day before had them in third place and the rest of the polls before then had them in second place.
We'll need to see some more polls to determine if the Mainstreet poll's result was a blip or if the Cons are actually gaining ground again.
I trust a reputable pollster like Forum way more than I trust a polling company commissioned by a biased Conservative source that has never done a federal poll before. We'll have to see if other pollsters correspond with this trend before we can say it's more than just an outliner poll.
I think people are getting too hasty in writing off the Liberals or calling them extinct. They should at least double their result from last time. The CBC Poll Tracker currently has them with 84 seats.
by Geilinor » Tue Jul 28, 2015 5:34 pm
Liberty and Linguistics wrote:Nation of Quebec wrote:
I trust a reputable pollster like Forum way more than I trust a polling company commissioned by a biased Conservative source that has never done a federal poll before. We'll have to see if other pollsters correspond with this trend before we can say it's more than just an outliner poll.
I think people are getting too hasty in writing off the Liberals or calling them extinct. They should at least double their result from last time. The CBC Poll Tracker currently has them with 84 seats.
Well, it's unfair to call them extinct, but on the same token, they're hardly making a recovery. They could very well place third in this election, unless they rebound by some miracle. If they place third two elections in a row, they could very well occupy the position the NDP has for decades.
by Oneracon » Tue Jul 28, 2015 5:37 pm
Nation of Quebec wrote:Oneracon wrote:Everything's a little muddled now since there was a Mainstreet Media/National Post poll that put the Cons in first place... but a Forum Research poll that was concluded the day before had them in third place and the rest of the polls before then had them in second place.
We'll need to see some more polls to determine if the Mainstreet poll's result was a blip or if the Cons are actually gaining ground again.
I trust a reputable pollster like Forum way more than I trust a polling company commissioned by a biased Conservative source that has never done a federal poll before. We'll have to see if other pollsters correspond with this trend before we can say it's more than just an outliner poll.
I think people are getting too hasty in writing off the Liberals or calling them extinct. They should at least double their result from last time. The CBC Poll Tracker currently has them with 84 seats.
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by Kryozerkia » Tue Jul 28, 2015 5:43 pm
Geilinor wrote:Liberty and Linguistics wrote:
Well, it's unfair to call them extinct, but on the same token, they're hardly making a recovery. They could very well place third in this election, unless they rebound by some miracle. If they place third two elections in a row, they could very well occupy the position the NDP has for decades.
The Liberals can't do worse than the 36 seats they have now.
by Geilinor » Tue Jul 28, 2015 5:45 pm
Kryozerkia wrote:Geilinor wrote:The Liberals can't do worse than the 36 seats they have now.
It is possible as history has a couple of very recent examples of this. Take Mulroney's Tories. When they took a majority government in 1988 they had 169 seats and 43.02% of the popular vote. In the 1993 election, they suffered a massive fall from grace (official party status requires 12 seats), landing only 2 seats with only 16% of the popular vote. Similarly the Bloc Quebec lost official party status in the last election. In 2008, they won 49 seats, only to go way down to 4 seats in 2011.
by Fanosolia » Tue Jul 28, 2015 6:53 pm
Napkiraly wrote:Fanosolia wrote:
that makes more sense, but i though bowl was slang for a bong, no? Mind you I'm not a user so all I know is it smells like dead skunk XD
I'm not a user either I've just never heard of a bong being referred to as a bowl. Then again I guess it may very well be but isn't in pop culture's mindset when they think of stoner slang.
by Haan (Ancient) » Tue Jul 28, 2015 6:57 pm
Kryozerkia wrote:Geilinor wrote:The Liberals can't do worse than the 36 seats they have now.
It is possible as history has a couple of very recent examples of this. Take Mulroney's Tories. When they took a majority government in 1988 they had 169 seats and 43.02% of the popular vote. In the 1993 election, they suffered a massive fall from grace (official party status requires 12 seats), landing only 2 seats with only 16% of the popular vote. Similarly the Bloc Quebec lost official party status in the last election. In 2008, they won 49 seats, only to go way down to 4 seats in 2011.
by Liberty and Linguistics » Tue Jul 28, 2015 8:51 pm
Geilinor wrote:Kryozerkia wrote:It is possible as history has a couple of very recent examples of this. Take Mulroney's Tories. When they took a majority government in 1988 they had 169 seats and 43.02% of the popular vote. In the 1993 election, they suffered a massive fall from grace (official party status requires 12 seats), landing only 2 seats with only 16% of the popular vote. Similarly the Bloc Quebec lost official party status in the last election. In 2008, they won 49 seats, only to go way down to 4 seats in 2011.
Given the polls, that kind of a collapse isn't going to happen unless they screw up badly.
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