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If I say You and Montrealcorp enjoy your tub together that is not a homophobic slur . Sadly your Drama Teacher leader wants to try and make it out to be one

Lol. OF COURSE the innuendo of two men "enjoying the tub together" is a gay sex joke, why on earth are you pretending otherwise? I didn't think you'd care about your party tossing out homophobic comments in the house of commons, but pretending it isn't even homophobic is just silly.

I remember in 1999 highschool how funny it was to say lol ur gay every minute. I just kinda hoped a couple decades later IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS our parliamentarians would have a higher standard.

Silence from Poilievre so far. #leadership

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Today , 01:10 PM

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I randomly click the start of the thread as opposed to the end of the thread. Second post ITT from before the 2019 election:

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new analysis of the cons environmental plan that was (shocker) basically that it will cost way more and do way less when you get rid of that ol' carbon tax

Kinda sad that in past elections the conservatives at least pretend to have bad plans they wouldn't actually implement. I guess the empty AXETHEREBATE and replace it with nothing plan of Poilievre's is somehow more honest?

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Today , 01:56 PM

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again Canada has near no effect on climate change and is a northern climate so is effected the least. Efforts should be brought in through international efforts not local elections. its a really really weird thing t worry about as your number 1 issue in canada. Canada is not a global leader with any real influence

Flat out lie .

Canada is one of the biggest emission per capita in the world .
Little higher then the US .
https://www.worldometers.info/co2-em...ns-per-capita/

The most north you are , highest the climate changes takes effects .

https://arctic-council.org/explore/topics/climate/

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The temperatures in the Arctic continue to rise at three times the global annual average, driving many of the changes underway in the Arctic. Most prominently, snow and ice are melting at an increasing rate. This impacts both local ecosystems and the global climate system. It contributes to rising sea levels, and is likely to provoke extreme temperature events beyond the Arctic. The effects of a shifting Arctic climate are felt across the high latitudes and beyond – with global environmental, economic, and social implications.

https://www.yukon-news.com/news/clim...t-says-6997503

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Canada, overall, is warming at twice as fast as the rest of the world on average, according to Canada’s Changing Climate Report, with the country’s average annual temperature having risen 1.7 C between 1948 and 2016. However, the North has been warming faster than the south, with the territories seeing a 2.3 C increase — three times the global average — during that time frame.

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Today , 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Montrealcorp

Flat out lie .

Canada is one of the biggest emission per capita in the world .
Little higher then the US .
https://www.worldometers.info/co2-em...ns-per-capita/

Your chart shows USA at 2 and Canada at 11?

The most north you are , highest the climate changes takes effects .

https://arctic-council.org/explore/topics/climate/

https://www.yukon-news.com/news/clim...t-says-6997503

Your right on that as many structures are built on perma frost which is melting. I have a ex in the Yukon that says foundations in houses are dealing with that as are many roads and infrastructure. Huge Problem that everything Canada is doing will have no effect on fixing it

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Imagine if every country in the world adopted lozen's approach where that country couldn't individually make a significant global change and thus that country shouldn't do anything.

He doesn't realize it, but what lozen is really making the case for is an international tariff situation where there are crippling economic tariffs on laggard countries that don't pull their weight.

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