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Originally Posted by fotze2

You need to slow your roll down there buds. Go easy. Some people who know lots do not agree. I know that's a devastating thing to realize but its all good. We all want the best. Maybe you should start a convoy on parliament against vaccines but for pipelines, because that's where you are headed.

I know you in BC just have money mysteriously appear in your account. We ae furiously working to do that filling so. Sorry for that us being pieces of crap.

Wat

Originally Posted by Firebot

You are so willfully in denial to the past in how despised and divisive Trudeau and his policies were in certain regions, with personal anti-Alberta bias sprinkled in that you would take any moment you can to belittle Albertan voters who have regional priorities that some parties actively clash with.

Except they don't have regional priorities. Unless bigotry, homophobia, transphobia and general social backwards thinking are a regional priority?

Originally Posted by Firebot

What do you consider change for the better? Why would someone in Medicine Hat vote federal NDP? Why would someone in Medicine Hat vote for a Trudeau-led Liberal party, someone who rejected LNG projects to the east claiming there is no business case to be had?

There's no chance they looked at it and decided there was no business case in your mind?

Originally Posted by Firebot

If Carney proves himself to directly aid workers in LNG and actively support the industry, outside of far right social purists, why would they not look at Carney as an option?

Because they won't. And you know they won't. No matter what Carney does, no matter what he accomplishes. No matter how much bending over backwards he does, whether successful or unsuccessful will get him enough votes to make a difference.

Originally Posted by Firebot

Frankly, this behavior is pretty telling. Carney has made a deal that stands to benefit Albertans, Smith is optimistic, overall this is very positives for Albertans, and some would rather take personal digs at Albertans and general distaste for them than to take a moment to see this as a net positive for Canada.

Oh, you misunderstand. I think it is in the Federal interest for this pipeline to be done. I've been calling for this to be done to the west coast for sometimes, but I am in the minority where I live. I think it won't happen because BC, as a Province doesn't want it. I think Smith will do the bare minimum, if anything at all, to get this done because being able to rail against the Federal Government is more politically beneficial to her than actually succeeding. I think Alberta's electorate will fall for that hook line and sinker, as they always have, not asking what a tire fire provincial government could have done when given the opportunity to get what they wanted and just continuing to blame the Natural Ruling Party of Canada.

Originally Posted by Firebot

Feels like some are just bitter that Alberta is getting a bone here and upset that Smith can claim a win, versus being generally happy about the news.

I'm not bitter at all, I am just realistic to how this is likely to play out.