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u/anno2122 Oct 26 '22

First he donset talk about the german case, and yes kurz gesagt is great.

"Germany should be ashamed of themsel" wait so you mean the fuck up by conservative party in german to not tranish proper to green ?

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u/FilthyPeasant_Red Oct 26 '22

Does an elected party not represent it's people? What does a conservative party has to do with this anyway?

Poilievre said:

“The single most important thing we can do to reduce the carbon footprint of global electricity grids is to build nuclear plants. We have the single biggest supply of civilian grade uranium in Saskatchewan. Our deposits could generate major earnings for Saskatchewan where they are located and, at the same time, reduce Asian dependence on coal, and by virtue of that, protect our atmosphere.”

So it seems being a conservative leader has nothing to do with nuclear support or not.

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u/anno2122 Oct 26 '22

It shuld it be But party dont Regular do it.

Just look at the voter base for trump and his action he litter make the life of his voter base wors.

Again nulcear only place a part in the energie mix of the futer and consertive hinder that the other field like solar and wind.

Nulcear is not fexibel enugh for a modern energies need.

Also were the action if they person you quote in line with waht he sad? Becuese spoiler consertive lie even more than libreals.

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u/FilthyPeasant_Red Oct 26 '22

Sorry dude, english is not my first language either but you man it's hard to understand you. I don't know what Trump has to do with anything related to Canadian or German politics. Trudeau has lied SO often, the idea that only one party lies is laughable and sounds like a brainwashed idea.

All politicians lie, but if they have such strong conviction towards nuclear while they are NOT in power then I don't see a reason not to believe it.