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Originally Posted by StickMan
I don't think PP courted the far right, I assume you are talking about PP showing support for Canadians right to protest in the freedom convoy. Although the legacy media frames the freedom convoy as right wing, not everyone sees more then a
mostly peaceful protest that lasted too long because Trudeau is stubborn and unable to deal with anyone opposing him. .
Yes Kenney and PP have crossed paths being that they both worked for the same political party for a number of years, that doesn't mean they are similar people. I could go on all day about the problems with Kenney, but I don't see any of those same problems in PP. I think it is kinda of pathetic to try to draw similarities to PP and other failed politicians (Kenney, Trump) without any real evidence.
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You choosing to not see the evidence, doesn't mean it isn't there.
Sure, one could see the convoys as people peacefully protesting. I would argue it was that at some points and to some degree. But then there's the other side where the convoy leaders asked the Gov. General to overthrow the authority of the elected government. Or bigoted people like Pat King who were leaders/organizers of the convoy. Also, not to mention the illegal shut down of a city. If you can't see the complexity of the convoys for what it really was, than I'm not sure what to say to you.
But, my main point in all of this was, your posts on here are literally pushing people away from PP. I assume you post what you do because you are passionate about his campaign, but your posts are doing the opposite of what you probably hoped.
You've basically called him a populist, which has negative connotations and is something he's been criticized for being. You're not going to change anyone's minds about him if you literally agree with what non-PP supporters are saying. And that's fine, but then what is the point of everything you post?