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Originally Posted by calgarygeologist
Lawn signs can tell an interesting story. A UCP sign went up on my street and it is on a very surprising lawn to me. I obviously don't talk politics with my neighbors because I really don't want to necessarily know their views on things. I want to live happily and in peace with my neighbors. The people that live in the house are the biggest hippies/granola people ever and they definitely don't fit the stereotypical conservative persona. It almost makes me think that the sign went up on the long lawn.
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People who actively support Smith and want her to lead for four years get a pretty bad reputation, I think. And an unfair one.
Everyone imagines them as these backwater hillbillies or rig pigs and they’re not.
It’s insulting, honestly. These people ARE your neighbours. Sure, maybe they work in O&G, maybe some do live on a farm in the middle of nowhere, but a lot of them are just like anyone else. They’re doctors, lawyers, business owners, retail managers, teachers, etc. UCP supporters come in all colours and we need to remember that and respect that. In fact, the only thing all these people have in common is that they are hopelessly, impenetrably stupid. On a level nobody no good person could possibly even begin to understand.
Be better.