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[–] [email protected] 15 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Why not give the NDP a try?

Because the people they listen to tell them that if they lean left they are "gay" or "beta" or whatever other bullshit ego-destroying insults they project onto these young minds.

If young voters are worried about jobs, housing, healthcare, education, or crime, they need to stop "flocking" to Conservatives, and learn about how their provincial and municipal governments work.

And when they realize that Conservative leaders at the provincial and municipal levels of government are the ones directly affecting their lives, perhaps they will have an "ah ha" moment and vote for anyone but the Conservatives in the next election.

[–] [email protected] 9 points 1 week ago

Was just talking to a friend and and mentioned similar.

Most people simply don't underground the separation of powers and responsibilities between federal and provincial govs, let alone how each function or even the difference between an MP and an MPP/MLA etc.

Sad state of affairs.