/bant/ - International/Random

Anons have some correct insights:

>Canada has officially become beyond saving at this point. The Liberals will ensure their majority for the rest of my lifetime I am sure. Maybe we might see a Liberals minority every now and then. With the ability to censor now without issue, ability to debank (convoy was a test run) opposing opinions if protests happen. 
>By the time Canadians realize Carney isn't helping them, he'll have been in power nearly a decade and we could even potentially see 15 years of Carney.

this is sadly a classic spiral for Canadian politics. It's the reason the Albertan independence vote is so important to go through, an actual chance to vote for sovereignty rather than bureaucratic governance by party machine. I don't think outsideras realize how failed the Canadian political system has become, Carney is at best an inertial candidate.

Is the team Canada approach to unifying the country despite mistreating a quarter of it ultimately failing? Let's see:

>Dissidents won't take payoffs to stop talking
>Dissidents can't be scared into silence
>Dissidents don't like us anymore because of things the public sympathizes with
>Dissidents cannot simply be carted off to America, not anymore
>Now we have about 15-20% of the population antagonistic or hostile of gov policy aims indefinitely and we're trying to stop all critical public opinion in Canada

I can only see this ending in the war measures act, predictably. Since the soft indirect hand doesn't work and the country has zero legitimacy outside of force now. Which will ultimately have the exact opposite effect Carney and company hope to have. Damn, Trudeau basically ended Canada's future as a unified country