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Originally Posted by lozen
You do realize you can cross the border for work, funerals and a host of other reasons if your unvaccinated.
Change that to Vaccinated or your not coming in.
Discussing which federal leader is better at handling Covid and the current one says not my responsibility its the provinces and than says the other guy would be worse. Holding a event with no social distancing and not checking Covid vaccinations shows real leadership
Do you not see the fundamental contradiction that keeps happening in a lot of your positions? You assert these super strong positions but then vote exactly the opposite:
*You think the the federal government should override provincial jurisdiction and somehow make a vaccine passport with provincial data they don't have as opposed to just providing leadership with federal workers and incentivizing the provinces with money. Fine. That is a stronger position than most left-ish pro-vacine people hold given the pragmatic limitations, but you voted for the weakest party who opposed even the limited steps trudeau did!
*You want to block the border (which is largely closed and the "essential" exemptions for things like work or funerals requiring extensive testing) which goes further than left learning pro-restriction types like me want, again because it doesn't make pragmatic sense, but you voted for the people who criticized trudeau for not doing more to get the border open up faster!
*You get mad at a myriad things trudeau isn't doing on climate change, then vote for the guy who is going to do even less than trudeau.
It is completely irrational. At its core I think the reason this contradiction keeps happening is not that you are consistently super pro restriction on covid, say, but that it is just something, anything, to attack Trudeau on and so you attack him on places where he is stronger than the person you voted for and just totally have a blind spot about what you are doing.