Because people, foreign and domestic, have no idea of how undemocratic Canada really is. I don't mean in a wishy washy way, but in a legal way.
-The PM is unelected. There is no direct vote. -The PM is appointed by a British monarch. -The ruling party doesn't need a majority vote from the populace. -The ruling party controls both houses of government by defacto. -The two leading parties are exactly identical policy wise, but differ only in rhetoric and PR stunts. Ex. both pro corporation, oil, israel, saudis, nato, etc -the third leading party (ndp) dropped all pretense of opposition when it powers in its grasp and became another clone of the first two -the third fringe party (green) may have a decent base but their leadership is as zionist, atlanticist as they come
>>oh, but what about [insert canadia stereotype] -no, our healthcare is corrupt. doctors push pills and shit because the tax payers pay for it -and that's if you ever see a doctor. the wait times are horrendous -we have the lowest internet infrastructure and quality of any first world country -we're militaristic around the globe, and are due for more terror attacks or place on a default "nuke here" list if ww3 breaks -the "polite" me is just a cover for the elites and corporations to do their dark shit "we're so nice, we can't be evil".
The only way Canadians can fight back is through a literal revolution. And I doubt we'd have people in the right place to come out of it better.
>The PM is unelected. There is no direct vote. >muh proportional representation democracy!! >The PM is appointed by a British monarch.
In Canada we vote for local MPs to represent our riding in parliament. Justin Trudeau won his riding, and is also the leader of the Liberal party so he becomes PM (head of government). Whoa! So undemocratic! I bet you also think Hilary deserved to win the election.
Also the role of the monarch as embodied by the Governor General (our head of State) is entirely ceremonial. Their biggest role is probably appointing people to the Queen's privy council.
>American education gas yourself
Matthew Hill
>undemocratic >pro corporation Actually they're pretty democratic, since demos are the slave owners and owners of the means of production. The rest should obey or fight
Brody White
>Also the role of the monarch as embodied by the Governor General (our head of State) is entirely ceremonial. Their biggest role is probably appointing people to the Queen's privy council.
Forgot to mention she could disolve your entire parliament at any time, the majority of your money is in English banks, and all of your ships even say HER MAGISTYS SHIPS...nice try, crown cuck >b-bbut she's our queen too! What flag do you think that English citizen is going to have draped over her coffin when she dies? Maple kikes have no self awareness
Carson Sanchez
Thank you for chiming in on this discussion of what is and isn't considered democratic, Ivan >T AIDS infected idiot ultranationalist vodka niggers
Adam Garcia
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Chase Miller
ITT: dumb Republican faggots don't understand how parliaments work Hahahahaha
Nathaniel Flores
ITT pedantic Canadians chucking out strawmen to avoid talking about their cucked government
David Gray
Direct vote is not always a good thing. Our elections are still extremely corrupted.
Cameron Murphy
It's not that hard to be free if people are taught to think only in the way the ruling group sees fit.
Blake Jones
>be late on you Verizon bill to pay for that post >dispatch the debt collection team SIMON SAYS PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOU HEAD AND BUY YOUR VERIZON GOLD SUBSCRIPTION WHILE CRAWLING TOWARDS ME!
Alexander Morris
TFW Canadian data plans are the worst in the developed world
Who cares? Democracy will always lead to failure. Just look at America.
Kevin Garcia
>undemocratic You say that like it's an insult.
Anthony Smith
> 2000+17 >still thinking that America has, in any ways that are not simply for appearances, been democratic in the last 50 years >such is the mindset of manipulated plebians, dancing to the whims of their oligarchist masters
