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Originally Posted by Iowa_Flames_Fan
Actually, you're the one who doesn't get it. I'm not really Ignatieff's greatest fan, but your attitude sums up "blind partisanship" completely.
Anyone who disagrees with you is sadly deluded. Anyone who agrees with you is righteous and enlightened. This seems so obvious to you that you don't even bother with little things like "evidence" or "argument."
A discussion along those lines is pointless. There is no argument that will persuade you that you were wrong, and no evidence that will demonstrate to you that you have been mistaken. I could show you a video of Stephen Harper bludgeoning an old lady with a cricket bat and it would make no difference.
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U mad? I hardly blindly support any one party. But in this election, I truly believe there is only one viable candidate, which is actually unfortunate. But IMO it is reality. I do not think for one second that Ignatieff has a real vision for Canada, and will say and do absolutely anything to get elected. He is already proving that by tossing spending plans around like candy, and worse his "plans" are simply not realistic. Actually they are downright stupid and dangerous, at best.
Harper is hardly perfect, and some of his antics I find distasteful, but he has proven he knows how to keep our economy stable.
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Originally Posted by Ark2
I've always voted Conservative in the past and that is probably how I will go this time, but I can't say that I am terribly impressed by any party at this point. Politics is no longer about ideas. It is about who can bribe the most voters.
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I feel the same way, it's like you have to vote for the party that has the best bribes.