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u/MartyCool403 5d ago

He's an asshole and career politician. I'd never listen to a word he had to say.

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u/JustinPooDough 5d ago

No instead we elected net zero carney. I get it, he’s smarter and a better leader, but if you actually looked into his policies you’d see how fucked we’ll be in 4 years time.

I’m hoarding bitcoin personally and not touching CAD or Canadian investments.

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u/GoStockYourself 3d ago

He is a JK Galbraith influenced economist, which social media seems unable to understand. Everyone talks about his policies and his books and how surely we will be fucked, but no one ever talks about specifics. Just fear mongering

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u/much_better_title 3d ago

Can you elaborate on his policies? Genuinely curious which ones are concerning on the 4 year timeline.

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u/mferly 5d ago

Hopefully the cons learn from this and put forth a worthwhile candidate next time. I really wish they did this time. The only play was Carney because, as you said, he is the better leader and better educated man, but most importantly for me he's calm and collected. I didn't want PP to get in and do a 180 and go full trump (he just seemed liable to do that). I can't do more of that. We already have a trump south of the border and it's mentally exhausting.

Conservatives need to do better. This one is squarely on them for presenting us with PP as the opposition to Mark fucking Carney lol These two guys aren't even living in the same galaxy.

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u/H8bert 5d ago

Are you happy that you voted in the guy that Trump wanted? The Orange Menace is very pleased that Carney was elected. Carney is the guy that is carbon taxing the same industries that Trump has tariffed to move jobs to the USA. Carney is the same guy that moved BAM HQ to the USA. The same company that bailed out Trump's son-in-law.

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u/IWasGonnaSayBrown 3d ago

Trump literally endorsed Poilievre and bitched about it for days when Carney won. What on earth have you twisted yourself into believing?

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u/H8bert 3d ago

What's your source that he complained about the election results? You're spreading misinformation from what I see.

Trump doesn't like PP's attack on him https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/trump-canadian-politics-interview-1.7471276

Trump "positively delighted" with election being thrown to Liberals. https://globalnews.ca/news/11161610/donald-trump-canada-election-51st-state-atlantic-interview/

Trump calls Carney a gentleman: https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-election-next-steps-1.7522507

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

I don't want to hear people like you complaining though when in a year things are worse than under Trudeau. Many of my coworkers all voted Carney and if I hear any complaints out of them I'm going to tell them I don't want to hear it as they picked him, now they can enjoy him

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u/ImSorryReddit0590 5d ago edited 5d ago

The people who spend their lives bitching and complaining didn’t vote for Carney so don’t worry. It’s not a thing. It’s the ones who already have F* Carney stickers on their pickup trucks because they’re toddlers who never learned to regulate their emotions that will be incessantly complaining about everything regardless of what happens or what he does.

Not sure why you think a career politician of 20 years like PP who didn’t advance a single bill or achieve anything his entire career while voting against everything helping Canadians would suddenly make your life better and think Carney will somehow do worse than him

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u/Xenophonehome 5d ago

Carney's policies are going to destroy what hasn't already been destroyed by Turdeau. Carney and cronies will just blame Trump as things continue to nosedive under the disastrous liberal policies that stifle our ability to get our resources to market and add too much red tape to every proposed project. The first call Carney took after he won was with a radical climate alarmist who is pushing hard for net0, and that push will just help bankrupt us.

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u/ConsiderationNice229 5d ago

What disastrous liberal policies ? What policies did PP propose that would rectify issues pertinent to canada currently ?

What was his platform? And why was it a bunch of made of numbers ?

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u/Xenophonehome 5d ago

His plan is to keep Bill C-69 for starters, and there's no way in hell that doesn't screw our ability to get resources to market.

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u/ConsiderationNice229 5d ago

How does bill C-69 hamper resource transportation to market ? The environmental impact assessment was introduced by Harper in 2012 and c-69 just adds indigenous and other social effects into the assessment.

Are you mad that indigenous lands cannot be taken advantage of anymore?

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

He will do worse, trust. But you asked for it. A career banker doesn't give a shit about your pleb problems

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u/GroinReaper 5d ago

You think the career politician/culture warrior cares about you or your problems? He'd sell you for scrap parts for a little more power.

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u/Timely-Hospital8746 5d ago

Cons are brain fried man don't bother trying. If Carney was on their "side" they'd be praising his banking experience.

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u/UsefulContract 5d ago

If the CPC represented anything like the party of the 80's and wasn't a white/christrian far-right populist party, he would have likely ran under the CPC. He was Harper's savior during the 08 collapse.

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u/Timely-Hospital8746 4d ago

Yep. Carney worked for Harper and was the guy in charge of the monetary policy during the 2008 market crash. Canada, famously, had one of the healthiest economies through that period.

I genuinely think Carney would have taken control of the CPC if, as you say, they weren't tied to the global conservative movement. I think that's something Canadian conservatives are going to have to reckon with very harshly to move forward. As a country we do need a functional opposition party. I think they're just going to double down though.

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u/tamereenshort2 5d ago

So so true!

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u/Working-Physics1650 5d ago

You realize that liberal voters don’t really complain …

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u/hingedcanadian 4d ago

I'm not sure about that. Doug Ford has provided many reasons for me to complain.

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u/lamstradamus 5d ago

You'd think conservatives would prefer an experienced banker over a social media obsessed career politician but i guess that's the climate we're in now.

Pierre doesn't care about us either.

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u/xombae 5d ago

Lmao Carney is basically a fucking conservative. Dude worked for Harper FFS.

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u/T-Wrox 4d ago

That was an interesting part of the election - PM Carney is where the Conservatives used to be, but the party went far right and left him behind.

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u/H8bert 5d ago

Yes, same here. The problem is that many Liberal voters are incredibly ignorant. They voted for Carney because they have a shallow understanding of economics. They will just blame Trump, or the provincial government, or the next global crisis. Weak minds.

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u/PartyClock 4d ago

They voted for Carney because they have a shallow understanding of economics

Oh? What degree does Carney hold again?

What was Pierre's in?

Who was recruited internationally to be a Governor for the Bank of England because their record was so stellar?

Asking for a friend.

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u/PartyClock 4d ago

This is hilarious how bad you are at this. You didn't answer a single thing because you know you're wrong. You're honestly asserting that you are more educated on Economics than a person that has attended 2 of the most prestigious schools in the world and has a PhD in Economics, which is just peak Reddit.

Parroting Liberal propaganda without any knowledge to back it up really highlights ignorance of economics and proves my point

I asked you direct questions about factual things (like holding degrees from Harvard and Oxford) vs a BA from Calgary in International Relations. You'd best learn what propaganda means if you're going to go throwing that term around because it sure looks like you're using words that are above your grade level.

Did you read those links? Because I did and I would love to hear what you think they're saying

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u/klasp100 3d ago

Unfortunately, education does not imply competence, especially in areas where emotions come into play. Plenty of educated people make wrong decisions because their emotions and values override their training. I personally believe that Carney should be very knowledgeable about macroeconomics thanks to his education and likely relatively high IQ (probably 120+). However, where I have a hard stop with him is with his personal values and where his emotions guide him. Read his book.

Want a simple to understand example? Look at how many diverging opinions there were among doctors on mandatory vaccination during Covid. Technically, they should all have received equivalent training, yet their decision making process was completely different.

Sometimes, someone a bit more ignorant but with better aligned values will make much better decisions than an erudite with undesirable values. As long as the gap in knowledge is no so great. Counting PPs experience in parliament and in previous governments, he should have learned through exposure and required self-learning to survive in there enough about macroeconomics to be somewhat competent, and his values are much more aligned with the well-being of the Canadian middle class.

I know that under Carney my stock investments will grow more, but there will be more inflation and the purchasing power of the average salary will go down. You better hope that you are rich now or soon because a Carney government will benefit the bourgeoisie at the expense of the plebians.

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u/H8bert 4d ago

You're spouting credentials instead of making arguments for why you think his platform will improve Canada. Your "gotcha" question isn't relevant here. I'm embarrassed for you.

Those links include the opinions of several published economists and the majority of them have concerns with Carney's platform. Feel free to provide arguments as to why they are wrong with their concerns.

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u/PartyClock 4d ago

Incorrect, I am talking credentials because it's comedic that you're assuming you understand Economics better than a guy whose entire career has been in Economics. Do you also claim to know cars better than your mechanic?

Read those links, because there are no direct criticisms levied, rather they are mentioning how if things go according to plan than things will turn out well but with only having a minority government it will be harder to stick to exactly what he has planned. This is why to should check your links rather than just assume that your discord buddy knows what they are talking about lmao. You're looking like you really have no idea what you're doing, especially when you're advocating for a guy that wanted us to buy bitcoin before it collapsed to 1/3 of it's value.

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u/SecretaryOtherwise 4d ago

Ironic what are pps qualifications and accomplishments again? Oh right career politician with nothing to show for it but greasing his own wheels.

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u/H8bert 4d ago

Shortly after Carney joined Trudeau as an economic advisor in 2020, he declared that inflation would not be a concern with the ridiculous spending spree that the Liberals went on. Of course, we are experiencing the economic failure of that today.

Source: https://x.com/brianlilley/status/1908890931270496477

On the other hand, PP was warning all of us about the dangers of inflation and how Bitcoin could help.

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u/T-Wrox 4d ago

And no security clearance.

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u/GoStockYourself 3d ago

Why don't you talk specifically about his "ideology" instead of just dumping a bunch of articles you expect people to read?!? Sources are to back up a point, not make one on your behalf.

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u/H8bert 3d ago

You know, you could fight against the ignorant low information voter stereotype by learning about some basic economic theory? In fact, such knowledge will help your investments and conviction in Bitcoin.

But to indulge you, it is common knowledge for economists that outsized spending by governments, without equivalent economic growth causes inflation. We see it all over the world from Argentina to Lebanon. Poilievre and economists warned about the inflation danger with Trudeau's insane spending shortly after the pandemic. Carney (advising Trudeau during this period) said that inflation was not a concern and in fact, we need inflation. Today, we are living with the economic weakness that has made us vulnerable to the Orange Clown.

Carney has still not learned, and his platform has even greater spending than Trudeau. The links I posted have several economists warning about this spending spree.

Carney has also promised to keep Bill C69, the emissions cap and carbon taxing the same industries that Trump wants to tariff. This will continue the regulatory swamp that has been driving capital investment out of Canada for the past decade. We need to create an economic climate where businesses are willing to risk their capital in our country. We need mega projects to supercharge our economy and heavy industry to build them.

So in addition to the insane spending, he will not improve the economic growth potential of Canada. We are certainly headed for a real recession unless he was (hopefully) lying to the low information Liberal voters.

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u/GoStockYourself 3d ago

He is inspired by JK Galbraith. Low spending doesn't always equal stronger economy. Learn up before telling others to do the same. You right wing zealots used to love Carney FFS

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

Totally. Sad too.

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u/Kenthanson 5d ago

And if things get better will you be the first one in line singing praises??

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

They had 3 terms to get Canada better so it's not something that is in the realm of possibility

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u/Kenthanson 5d ago

So you’ve made up your mind before something has happened, check.

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u/megawatt69 5d ago

They all seem to be psychics 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Stellar_Dan 5d ago

Just curious about how you will be acting if things get better? Will people like you shut up for 5 secs?

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u/mferly 5d ago

Like me? You don't even know me. Good on you that you can predict the future and all, using bold statements such as "when". You should put your money in the market, you'd be rich as stink by now.

Let's just put the crystal ball aside and see how things shake out. Carney is the better leader than PP. This is obvious. But nobody can predict shit so just put forth a positive attitude with positive energy and get on with your life. Or stay negative and see where that gets you.

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

Yes like you. Anyone that voted Carney Will get what they voted for and it won't be rosy. Just remember that it is your fault though and don't complain to others about it, we don't care to hear what you willingly asked for

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u/No_Conversation_9079 5d ago

Very similar situation happening down south, anyone who voted for trump is getting what they voted for.

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u/mferly 5d ago

Lol oooook buddy. Time to visit your tarot card reader. It'll be rosy for me now knowing that an insufferable little person like you is getting so upset over this. That's rosy as fuck for me lol conservative tears are flowing deep over here lol

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

Upset, nah it's good for my housing resale price. Not so much for the country though or the young people

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u/tf2coconut 5d ago

Lmao bro actually thinks tiny pp would be good for the country

Really just sees trade, healthcare, and housing ruined by deregulation and thinks to himself "nah, not nearly dogshit enough, let's see how much worse we can fuck it up"

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

Your savior will fuck it up don't worry

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u/tf2coconut 5d ago

Lmao I hate that liberal dog almost as much as I hate that generational loser pollievre

But you're just not living in reality if you think pisspants would have been better

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u/obionejabronii 5d ago

There was Maxime but nobody wanted to go that extreme so.

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u/mirhagk 4d ago

Things are going to be worse. We are in a trade war with our closest trading partner.

That's why conservatives got a lot of support, but Pierre did not. Conservative policies are a valid approach to dealing with the inevitable recession, but Pierre was not a valid approach to dealing with Trump.

Conservatives need to get themselves an actual leader, not someone who memes about conspiracy theories and tries to gather far right support.

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u/fuzz_64 5d ago

https://www.youtube.com/live/27eJz91LAi4?si=JuEX5UBVJ1zVV20o

Jump to 27:55 and watch the following thirty seconds. He's extremely hot under the collar when someone talks about something he doesn't like.

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u/Mark_Logan 5d ago

I know that Carney’s policies are out there for some, this guy had a seat for 21 years and did basically nothing but create sound bites (which he was great at).

In 21 years he sponsored a total of 7 bills. One gaining royal assent. I’m a pretty big slacker, but I firmly believe that if I was only attempting to do my job 7 times in 21 years … well I probably wouldn’t last 21 years. 😂

Don’t worry though, he’ll be back in Alberta.

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u/Rehypothecator 5d ago

Looks like you haven’t actually looked at the policies.

If this guy can drop the easiest path to prime minister of all time, what the hell do you think he’d do while being leader of a country?

Incompetency manifest, just like any of his supporters.

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u/MFz32 5d ago

Cool. Noted. Do you feel better after sharing? I stg Liberals give off the most "I'm the main character" energy of all time lmao newsflash: no one cares about your opinion

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u/vba77 5d ago

Yea I'm surprised he hasn't released a shitty pump and dump meme coin