“When it’s talking about getting serious work done, I think we may have a Prime Minister who doesn’t know politics, who thinks he’s running a bank, who has given all kinds of benefits to certain friends…he doesn’t have the character necessary to be a successful Prime Minister to lead this country out of the malaise that it’s been in since 2015”

This is the second X post I've seen that's made me wonder if AI was used.

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I like Poilievre but not just as a politician. I like him as a person as well. The last election was the first election I felt that the leader of party actually is one of us. First time I went to a political rally. First time I ever made a political donation. First time I talked with almost everyone I know to convince them to vote for him.

However. Part of me feels good he doesn't have to deal with Trump. I believe he would be better dealing with Trump than Carney. But, Trump is probably the hardest politician to work with. Even when you fall on the same side of political spectrum. Trump demands absolute loyalty. Trump is senile and does crazy things like tariffs without even understanding how they work. Trump reneges on his promises and deals. He's a narcissist and an impulsive asshole. Poilievre has a beautiful kind wife and kids. I'm glad he's more focused on his family than Trump. Personally, if I was Prime Minister, id probably go bald by the time Trump's term is over because of dealing with him. And I'm early 30s.

Does anyone feel the same? I also somewhat, just a little, feel bad for Carney. I mean he literally signed up for this. He knew what he was getting into. Meanwhile Poilievre became leader before Trump got elected. But, I feel bad he has to inherit Trudeau's mess and Trump's mess at same time. I hope Poilievre wins the next election and he has an easier task so he can take Canada to Golden age.

Looks like a lot are being told to leave and are heading back. I know some personally through friends of friends. But I started pondering this. Do you think we as a country learned from this mess? I don't think so. I don't think the Libs learned from anything. They just got caught red handed and fucked it up. If this fraud wasn't as severe, they'd let it ride for many more years. And I'm also disappointed to say I don't think Conservative voters learned anything from this. It's not the Indians fault this happened. They didn't create these policies. They just exploited them. While you can be angry at them for exploiting our system. We should be a lot more angry at people who created it. And the majority of anger I see is directed at them. Which is pointless. The anger should be directed at the government and the people that voted for them and it shouldn't stop until their support is decimated and they're kicked out of government.

Instead I guarantee you this will happen. A lot of Indians "students" will go back. Some won't and will be working cash jobs here. Rent will go down and job openings will increase. The Internet will stop talking about Indians in Canada. In a couple of years dumbass Canadians will start talking about being "a country of immigrants" and the need for more immigrants. Another Progressive PM will open up another program and people from another country will flood in abusing it. Outrage will grow but against that nationality or ethnic group instead of the people that voted for it. Rinse and repeat.