[QUOTE=progmegood;13383216]Nobody does! Oh wait, some people do. But only 3% of the country.

I'm a libertarian, so I don't have a party to support, though I do respect this guy. Expecially since he doesn't support their platform on genetically modified food.

[B]To be perfectly honest, apart from the separatist deal, the Bloc is the most logical party.[/B][/QUOTE]

How do you figure?

is anyone watching the new south park?

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13383241]I just don't vote. Fu[SIZE="2"]ck[/SIZE] it. There's only been one election that I could vote in, but I didn't.[/QUOTE]

If you're from off planet you're not allowed anyways :)

voting is compulsory in australia :amaze:

oh well, at least our votes mean something :rolleyes:

Rawr!

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They want to help students, and seem to have a sound plan for it, though only quebecois. They support globalization(ironically) and want to endorse the Kyoto Protocol. They also have a more libertarian approach to governing, which is a big pro in my book.

Unfortunately, since it's all centered in Quebec, they're big assholes.

I just can't fully support any party.

If I were American, I'd vote Democrat. As a Canadian, I don't vote.

congrats, just 1000 till you reach the 10,000 club.

Notice the complicated math involved. :)

[QUOTE=HELLonWHEELS;13383291]congrats, just 1000 till you reach the 10,000 club.

Notice the complicated math involved. :)[/QUOTE]

Are you mocking me because I'm an arts student?

Because if you are... I'm too stupid to pick up on it. I am, after all, an arts student.

Globalization would surely screw over a lot of small countries that no one cares about anyway, but it's crap anyway. Hooray! Let's make the rich richer and the poor poorer! That's all that matters! If you're poor now, you sure don't matter to us!

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13383290]I just can't fully support any party.

If I were American, I'd vote Democrat. As a Canadian, I don't vote.[/QUOTE]

I'd vote if it didn't require you to vote for a specific MP in your riding. First Past the Post is not what I like.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13383301]Globalization would surely screw over a lot of small countries that no one cares about anyway, but it's crap anyway. Hooray! Let's make the rich richer and the poor poorer! That's all that matters! If you're poor now, you sure don't matter to us![/QUOTE]

...because Eastern Europe is working so well now.

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383287]They want to help students, and seem to have a sound plan for it, though only quebecois. They support globalization(ironically) and want to endorse the Kyoto Protocol. They also have a more libertarian approach to governing, which is a big pro in my book.

Unfortunately, since it's all centered in Quebec, they're big spatulas.[/QUOTE]

Fair enough. I was interested in what you had to say. I don't pay much attention to the Bloc since they're only active in Quebec, and since I don't support them having federal representation as a result.

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13383308]Fair enough. I was interested in what you had to say. I don't pay much attention to the Bloc since they're only active in Quebec, and since I don't support them having federal representation as a result.[/QUOTE]

I've always thought it would be funny to see if I could run for them in Alberta.....

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13383300]Are you mocking me because I'm an arts student?

Because if you are... I'm too stupid to pick up on it. I am, after all, an arts student.[/QUOTE]
:amaze:



I don't get it :confused:

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383307]...because Eastern Europe is working so well now.[/QUOTE]

Fine, then we might as well just bomb those poor countries until they don't exist anymore because they're just going to continue to get worse and worse.

[QUOTE=HELLonWHEELS;13383320]:amaze:



I don't get it :confused:[/QUOTE]

You should get a Bachelors Degree of Philosophy.

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13383325]Fine, then we might as well just bomb those poor countries until they don't exist anymore because they're just going to continue to get worse and worse.[/QUOTE]

A properly institutionalized plan for globalization would remedy that.

As for the possibility of that happening.....

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383329]You should get a Bachelors Degree of Philosophy.[/QUOTE]

Lawl.

Speaking of university, what are you planning on doing, Jesse?

English.
Concordia or McGill.

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383329]You should get a Bachelors Degree of Philosophy.[/QUOTE]

Are you making fun of me because yesterday i screwed up the fact that I thought Machavelli was from the enlightenment Period when i really mistoke him for Montesquieu?

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383348]English.
Concordia or McGill.[/QUOTE]

Oh, snap. Good call. Concordia is in Halifax, isn't it? Or Nova Scotia, at least?

You should consider STU, too. :p I'll put you up in my house for the duration of your degree.

that episode was great.

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383335]A properly institutionalized plan for globalization would remedy that.

As for the possibility of that happening.....[/QUOTE]

That's exactly my point. Globalization is a lot like Communism in that it will never work the way that it should, the way that it does on paper.

Unless you're rich, then globalization works perfectly because you probably don't care about the poor.

[QUOTE=HELLonWHEELS;13383357]Are you making fun of me because yesterday i screwed up the fact that I thought Machavelli was from the enlightenment Period when i really mistoke him for Montesquieu?[/QUOTE]

I wasn't on for that. But let me take this opportunity to say:

Haha!

No, it's just a Philosophy Degree is completely useless. At least a Bachelor's

[QUOTE=Spaceman Spiff;13383374]That's exactly my point. Globalization is a lot like Communism in that it will never work the way that it should, the way that it does on paper.

Unless you're rich, then globalization works perfectly because you probably don't care about the poor.[/QUOTE]

I disagree, it has more chance of happening then communism will. Through a gradual process, it will. It's already occurring, examples being NAFTA and the EU.

[QUOTE=BenJammin;13383359]Oh, snap. Good call. Concordia is in Halifax, isn't it? Or Nova Scotia, at least?

You should consider STU, too. :p I'll put you up in my house for the duration of your degree.[/QUOTE]

Concordia's in Montreal too.

Careful, free lodging is not something I'd pass up very easily...

Triple post

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383384]I disagree, it has more chance of happening then communism will. Through a gradual process, it will. It's already occurring, examples being NAFTA and the EU.[/QUOTE]

It still screws over poor countries because then they can't impose tarrifs that would help make them money and boost their economy, therefore, screwed.

[QUOTE=progmegood;13383391]Concordia's in Montreal too.

Careful, free lodging is not something I'd pass up very easily...

Triple post[/QUOTE]

Oh, whoops. What am I thinking of then?

We drove through the McGill campus. It's pretty huge.

So I saw this on TB and threw up a little in my mouth.

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