Pirate Fish says: Pierre Poilievre is clueless.
But Pierre Poilievre, Harper's parliamentary secretary, said a recent poll suggests Canadians are indifferent to the prime minister's decision to prorogue Parliament.
I'm a Canadian, and I'm not indifferent. Neither are the 60,300+ (and climbing) members of Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament.
And they signed up over a few days.
We aren't all indifferent, Pierre, you pompous little shit, and we are busy educating other Canadians on your vile, undemocratic tactics and how those are undermining all of our rights.
While it may please Pierre and his master to keep Canadians as ignorant as possible, a healthy democracy depends on an informed and educated population which engages in shaping policies.
Pierre is overall offensive, but this statement more so since it seems to suggest that if Canadians aren't aware of how the actions of a government affects them, then who gives a damn?
National Post columnist John Ivison (said), "This (facebook group) is not a groundswell of public opinion."
Not yet, Ivison. But that's how groundswells start. A small rise that is fed, and grows and grows and grows. Nor does that one facebook account stand alone in its protest. And as these groundswells grow, more people will pay attention. Kind of hard to ignore them if you're tripping over them constantly.
Pirate Fish says: We are on a mission.
But Pierre Poilievre, Harper's parliamentary secretary, said a recent poll suggests Canadians are indifferent to the prime minister's decision to prorogue Parliament.
I'm a Canadian, and I'm not indifferent. Neither are the 60,300+ (and climbing) members of Canadians Against Proroguing Parliament.
And they signed up over a few days.
We aren't all indifferent, Pierre, you pompous little shit, and we are busy educating other Canadians on your vile, undemocratic tactics and how those are undermining all of our rights.
While it may please Pierre and his master to keep Canadians as ignorant as possible, a healthy democracy depends on an informed and educated population which engages in shaping policies.
Pierre is overall offensive, but this statement more so since it seems to suggest that if Canadians aren't aware of how the actions of a government affects them, then who gives a damn?
National Post columnist John Ivison (said), "This (facebook group) is not a groundswell of public opinion."
Not yet, Ivison. But that's how groundswells start. A small rise that is fed, and grows and grows and grows. Nor does that one facebook account stand alone in its protest. And as these groundswells grow, more people will pay attention. Kind of hard to ignore them if you're tripping over them constantly.
Pirate Fish says: We are on a mission.
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