I honestly fear if this guy gets in, what he'll do to f-up the economy where so much progress has been made since the economic crisis. He has no clue how an economy works. Let's look at some real intelligent things he's said over the past several years, shall we?
"Canada isn't doing well right now because it's Albertans who control our community and socio-democratic agenda. It doesn't work...I'm a Liberal, so of course I think so, yes. Certainly when we look at the great prime ministers of the 20th century, those that really stood the test of time, they were MPs from Quebec. There was Trudeau, there was Mulroney, there was Chrétien, there was Paul Martin. We have a role. This country, Canada, it belongs to us." -Interview in French on the Télé-Québec program Les Francs-tireurs, November 2010
So Canada isn't doing well in 2010, it belongs to Quebec, Albertans control all communities in Canada including the socio-democratic agenda, and Paul Martin stood the test of time? Ok, got it. Wow.
"I always say that if, at a given time, I believed that Canada was really the Canada of Stephen Harper, and that we were going against abortion, that we were going against gay marriage, that we were moving backwards in 10,000 different ways, maybe I would think of wanting to make Quebec a country," he said. "Oh yes, absolutely. If I no longer recognized Canada, I know my own values very well." - Radio-Canada interview, February 14, 2012
Well, we're not going against abortion, gay marriage, or backwards, especially economically. But this blogger has no issue of Quebec being a separate country like Trudeau appears to want despite national progress.
"I voted to keep the firearms registry a few months ago and if we had a vote tomorrow I would vote once again to keep the long-gun registry. However, the definition of a failed public policy is the fact that the long-gun registry is no more. . . . The fact is, because it was so deeply divisive for far too many people, it no longer exists." - Toronto Star, December 3, 2012
What the..? So you'd vote again to keep a failed, deeply divisive policy?
"But there is no question that this happened because there is someone who feels completely excluded. Completely at war with innocents. At war with a society. And our approach has to be, where do those tensions come from? ...But we also need to make sure that as we go forward, that we don't emphasize a culture of fear and mistrust. Because that ends up marginalizing even further those who already are feeling like they are enemies of society." -April 2013
So here he's trying to sympathize with the Boston terrorists by saying "there's no question"? Wow, he's some kind of sociologist here, isn't he?
"There's a level of admiration I actually have for China. Their basic dictatorship is actually allowing them to turn their economy around on a dime." - November 8, 2013
Admiration? Basic dictatorship? It allows them to turn their economy around? Have you seen the huge ghost cities, the massive human rights violations? Your dad was buddies with the murdering commie Castro, it's no wonder you have an affinity for Communist China.
And thankfully, these types of quotes and thoughts aren't the beginning. He appears to not have the intelligence to be leader of a party, let alone an entire country.
Quotes from: http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/archives/sunnews/straighttalk/2013/11/20131112-150823.html
Picture from: http://canadiantruths.wordpress.com/2013/01/29/justin-trudeau-wants-a-world-government/ (may not be original source)
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