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Hell if I know!
Years ago they use to have an age of majority card here in Ontario, so if you didn't have a drivers licence you could still have offical government Id with which to buy alcohol.
No, a licence to sell alcohol would be to an organization, corporation, club, or business entity of some sort. Again another province may be differnet.
They take every opportunity to fire and silence anyone who disagrees with them. They foster mistrust and venom with civil servants. They are full of paranoia for anything not related to their party.
Although it does sound like him, I'd like to see something to verify this. Can you remember the source? Otherwise it's unsubstantiated rumour.I read once that Harper said he liked to see fear in the eyes of the people that worked for him. That is something you would hear from someone on the student leadership council in high school, not and adult who spent anytime working with other adults.
Although it does sound like him, I'd like to see something to verify this. Can you remember the source? Otherwise it's unsubstantiated rumour.
Guys you accuse the CPC and it 100 000+ members of being right wing nuts, sorry the vast majority of us are intelligent, educated, middle class, centrists, who care very deeply about this country and our people. (You would not believe the amount of atheists involved). We are by no means perfect, nor have we every claimed to be.
I refuse to swallow anyones Cool Aid, even my own parties. I think for myself, I argue points I believe in, even if it goes against what the Leader believes. I had dinner with a cabinet minister this past Monday and lunch with another, this past Tuesday. I am having a coffee with an NDP candidate tomorrow morning. The two ministers are intelligent, accomplished and personable people as is the NDP candidate I am seeing tomorrow. To the best of my knowledge I have not seen horns, tails or fire and brimstone on any of the three.
I humbly suggest that many of you have swallowed someones Cool Aid.
:asian:
Guys you accuse the CPC and it 100 000+ members of being right wing nuts, sorry the vast majority of us are intelligent, educated, middle class, centrists, who care very deeply about this country and our people. (You would not believe the amount of atheists involved). We are by no means perfect, nor have we every claimed to be.
I refuse to swallow anyone’s Cool Aid, even my own parties. I think for myself, I argue points I believe in, even if it goes against what the Leader believes. I had dinner with a cabinet minister this past Monday and lunch with another, this past Tuesday. I am having a coffee with an NDP candidate tomorrow morning. The two ministers are intelligent, accomplished and personable people as is the NDP candidate I am seeing tomorrow. To the best of my knowledge I have not seen horns, tails or fire and brimstone on any of the three.
I humbly suggest that many of you have swallowed someone’s Cool Aid.
:asian:
Guys you accuse the CPC and it 100 000+ members of being right wing nuts, sorry the vast majority of us are intelligent, educated, middle class, centrists, who care very deeply about this country and our people. (You would not believe the amount of atheists involved). We are by no means perfect, nor have we every claimed to be.
When they reformed with the traditional conservatives, some critics at the time called it a takeover of conservatism by the Reform / Alliance. I believe both Mackay and Harper come from Reform. They've got the stink of that era on them, and I think that has what has prevented the party from winning a majority gov't in the last two elections.
Keep drinking the cool aid boys and girls….
Side note.
I never liked Preston Manning, in fact most of his idea’s I am firmly against, but I had dinner with him a couple of years ago and managed to have a really deep discussion with the man. Then he gave his speech and I chatted with him again.
No matter what you think of his idea’s, he is one of the most intelligent and most genuinely nice men you can ever have the privilege of meeting. He completely surprised and floored me that night.
One thing I learned about that night? When it comes to politics, leave your prejudices and biases at the door.
a lot of these people are like what you described, in fact if I happened to run into Harper on the street or have dinner with him I'd probably like him as a person. My parents met him in 2006 during the campaign and said he's nice to chat to. I just dont like him as a leader. or his political beliefs and views. and neither do my parents anymore.
I could tell Ken's a tory. not with the right wing nutbars.![]()