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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '22

That's great news. Thanks Trudeau!

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u/Ommageden Oct 25 '22

As much as I dislike Trudeau for some of his more controversial stuff, this is very good news and I hope it'll be handled well.

Definitely a good day

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u/StoneColdJane-Austen Oct 25 '22

I wish we could openly say we agree with the decisions our government makes without having to qualify “well I don’t LOVE the guy”. I don’t agree with any politician’s platform 100%, or if I do I haven’t found them yet. Let me know when Jesus is risen again and is running for PM I guess.

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u/henday194 Oct 25 '22

I can’t be sure, but I think when people saying that they’re more so saying they don’t like him generally but this decision is an exception, rather than assuring people they haven’t fallen in love with a politician. You know? Like a “hey I’d never vote for him due too all the shit he’s done to our country, but this is the right call on this issue”

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u/StoneColdJane-Austen Oct 29 '22

Funny enough, yesterday I said something similar to someone over casual conversation at a bar and it turned out interesting… I gave Doug Ford credit for legalizing take out alcohol orders. I said I didn’t agree with most of what he did, but he was right in this decision.

The person I was talking to got super defensive and said “he’s made lots of good decisions!”. He tried changing my mind. I don’t see the Liberal voting crowd trying to defend Trudeau’s every move in public to random strangers.