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You’re not pretty but you look like you can take it full bore which is kind of hot. 4.9/10

No shortage of people that love tiny tits

Ok

*Billy Beane snaps*

That's right he hits fucking dingers has an amazing smile

According to the last graph they're good at playing 3rd base or something IDK I don't really understand graphs.

and what do we like about him?

The LPC has brought in a couple really good policies that help income inequality. The CCB (pretty massive I would argue especially when you look at child poverty) and 2 fairly substantial tax code changes (extra income bracket, tightened income sprinkling).

Of course you mention income inequality because it has become worse due to a housing market boom seen in every Western nation during lockdown. Canada saw very high increases due to huge demand for detached houses and people saving large sums of money (High earners didn't lose earnings but also weren't able to spend their 10K on vacation and the rest of their disposable income on eating out and other entertainment.

Of course these forces that were needed given the circumstances (some of them global in nature) were Trudeau's fault.

What do you like about him?

*Billy Beane points*

He gets on base hits fucking dingers

The hard base for the CPC does not support progressive policies in a majority progressive country. That is their problem, it's not the leader. Go too far to the centre and risk having your party split. Cater to the majority of your voters too much and risk being unelectable to moderate voters.

With a CPC government Canada was never getting:

Legal weed, MAID, a progressive child benefit (CCB), a higher tax bracket for people making over 200K, a governing party that doesn't touch the abortion debate, a government that is vocally supportive of the LGBTQ community (I believe O'toole actually is (correct me if I'm wrong) which is a long time coming for the party), a reasonable climate plan (the CPC spent years fear mongering a modest carbon tax), and a strong childcare plan. These are just a few off the top of my head. If they were ever able to get their party to proudly support socially progressive policies (even if they do so in ways that don't commit large amounts of funds) before the boat has sailed they could be viable. I think they're probably a couple decades late on giving reasonable acceptance to gay people.

Oh thank god. It's one thing for someone to lose a $50K/year job but can you imagine going from making hundreds of millions of dollars to nothing? That would be detrimental.

Need a better supply of Chad Plastic and plastic alternatives

I'm picturing an infield where everyone is wearing catcher's gear for some reason.

For the vast majority of the year, if your bullpen gets overworked it means you have to bring in your lower end reliever in a situation you want your higher end guys. If you had an extra arm, it wouldn't be someone better than your shitty guy, it would be someone worse.

I easily know over 50 Indigenous people very personally. I have not once seen any of them destroy anything. I saw some white people storming the Capitol on the television. Is that the white way of doing things? or is that a subset of the population?
I think you should look at the instances of Indigenous people blocking commerce and think about what other alternatives they had.

Edit: Sorry I was mistaken, when Green Peace or a similar group of white people protest, they are leftists. When a group of Indigenous people protest that's how Indigenous people act. I didn't know this.

"This isn't the first time we've seen destruction of property when relating to *insert any large group of people in the world*"

His statement is a good one and a correct one imo.

I don't really know the context of the statement but I think there are many times when it is constructive to let people know "we don't know what we don't know". Meaning that the issue at hand includes blind spots and factors we probably haven't even thought of. I usually use the statement in situations where people are getting worked up over something when the correct course of action is to stay calm and gather information.

Now I don't know the context of Rumsfeld's statement but I do know that I did not care for the guy and he caused a lot of horrible things to happen to many people and those people mattered.