Jagmeet Singh and genocide

[Snman]

At the risk of appearing racist I can't help but be reminded, at times when I read an article like this one, that many people warned that if we weren't careful 'their problems would become our problems'. That appears to be the case and I wonder why Jagmeet isn't more concerned with Canadian issues, instead of Sikh separatists and so called genocide conducted by India. Lord help us if this nut becomes PM. Just my opinion mind you, I could be wrong.

http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2018/03/16 ... 8_c_EYcQQ1

[Snman]

I'm surprised no one has a comment on this subject. Either all think it's okay to stick our nose in India's business or perhaps they're unwilling to appear racist. Oh well, can't homer at every at bat.

[rustled]

Singh's doing to India what we're doing to ourselves here.

Just when it looked like we were finally getting beyond what divided us in the past and actually pulling together, we've been forced instead to focus on what divides us. Instead of "how do we build a stronger future for us all" we've reverted to blame and recrimination. It's part of our penchant for defining every situation by "victims and perpetrators". It does us no good whatsoever.

I can't imagine why Singh feels it's okay for him to stick in his oar to stir things up in India.

A few people on this forum are suggesting people should see the federal NDP as a viable alternative in the next election.

How can rational people support, with our vote, what Singh is up to?

[Snman]

Exactly, Rustled. Just what IS IT that motivates him?

[rustled]

Exactly, Rustled. Just what IS IT that motivates him?

I'd be interested in hearing from some of the folk who see the NDP as a viable alternative in the next federal election. Although I didn't pay much attention to their leadership race, at first glance I thought they'd made an okay choice. But his active involvement in this, along with his refusal to answer direct questions on related matters (which he shouldn't have any difficulty answering), has left me cold.

[jimmy4321]

Jagmeet who????

That's what most Canadians are thinking.

[Bsuds]

If there was only 1 reason to not vote NDP he would be it.

Fortunately there are many!

[GordonH]

Typical politician

[Because_They_Lie]

High ranking politicians have agendas that work in accord with the United Nations, contrary to propaganda politicians do not serve the nations people it represents.

[Catsumi]

^^^^

My thoughts exactly. They serve themselves first and foremost.

I have no love for ANY of the lying, pallaverating bunch of them.

Regarding Jagmeet....I strongly suspect there is an underlying layer of something distasteful to Canadians in his bid for PM.

Their problems will be our problems, absolutely, racist tag or not. What is Canada heading for?

Recall that this guy will not denounce Air India bomber...seems to be ok with him, otherwise he would.