BC Election 2024
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So why throw your shoulder behind Eby's cart, Eby the anti-Semitic, Hamas-loving terrorist sympathizer?erinmore3775 wrote: ↑Nov 17th, 2024, 11:09 am Yes there were a number of BCCP candidates that made either during the election campaign or in the past despicable racist comments. That is on them, not the constituents they now represent. I do not believe that they were elected because of their racial comments, but because they represented a Party platform, which reflected the voters wants. Time to work together to solve our health and housing problems. These problems are province wide.
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It is time that we started to work together rather than to see how we can tear things apart. We need to work together in BC to improve health and housing. The current legislative situation, a minority government, provides the opportunity to bring factions together to solve these problems. What we cannot change the situation in the Middle East with our BC politics. On the other side of the world 40,000 people have lost their lives and countless others injured in a violent confrontation in which all parties are unwilling to compromise or recognize the rights of others.
We need to work on the things we can change. In working to solve those problems, we can learn respect for others and cooperate. Expecting Mr Ebby to work with others to improve health and housing does not mean agreement with all NDP political positions or pronouncements. It means expecting our element MLAs to work for ALL BC citizens regardless of their political stripe, religion, race, or sexual orientation.
It is time that we started to work together rather than to see how we can tear things apart. We need to work together in BC to improve health and housing. The current legislative situation, a minority government, provides the opportunity to bring factions together to solve these problems. What we cannot change the situation in the Middle East with our BC politics. On the other side of the world 40,000 people have lost their lives and countless others injured in a violent confrontation in which all parties are unwilling to compromise or recognize the rights of others.
We need to work on the things we can change. In working to solve those problems, we can learn respect for others and cooperate. Expecting Mr Ebby to work with others to improve health and housing does not mean agreement with all NDP political positions or pronouncements. It means expecting our element MLAs to work for ALL BC citizens regardless of their political stripe, religion, race, or sexual orientation.
We live in a time when intelligent people are being silenced so that those who cannot think for themselves will not be offended.
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Element? "is a chemical substance whose atoms all have the same number of protons."expecting our element MLAs
Eby's minions are all missing a few ...
So: Eminent? "a positive quality".
Nope, that's not it either.
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Element:
-a fundamental, essential, or irreducible constituent of a composite entity… in this case the BC Legislature.
- a member of a specific set or whole… in this case the BC Legislature
The obligation of this current minority legislature to go through the elemental process of of working to improve BC’s health system and providing residential housing for all.
-a fundamental, essential, or irreducible constituent of a composite entity… in this case the BC Legislature.
- a member of a specific set or whole… in this case the BC Legislature
The obligation of this current minority legislature to go through the elemental process of of working to improve BC’s health system and providing residential housing for all.
We live in a time when intelligent people are being silenced so that those who cannot think for themselves will not be offended.
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That's the second time (that I've noticed) you've said minority. The new government is at best a tie. Then the speaker would break a tie.erinmore3775 wrote: ↑Nov 17th, 2024, 3:01 pm Element:
-a fundamental, essential, or irreducible constituent of a composite entity… in this case the BC Legislature.
- a member of a specific set or whole… in this case the BC Legislature
The obligation of this current minority legislature to go through the elemental process of of working to improve BC’s health system and providing residential housing for all.
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The NDP will never, ever work with anyone that isn't a social justice activist, a union thug, or an enviro-zealot.erinmore3775 wrote: ↑Nov 17th, 2024, 12:33 pm ^^^^^
It is time that we started to work together rather than to see how we can tear things apart. We need to work together in BC to improve health and housing. The current legislative situation, a minority government, provides the opportunity to bring factions together to solve these problems. What we cannot change the situation in the Middle East with our BC politics. On the other side of the world 40,000 people have lost their lives and countless others injured in a violent confrontation in which all parties are unwilling to compromise or recognize the rights of others.
We need to work on the things we can change. In working to solve those problems, we can learn respect for others and cooperate. Expecting Mr Ebby to work with others to improve health and housing does not mean agreement with all NDP political positions or pronouncements. It means expecting our element MLAs to work for ALL BC citizens regardless of their political stripe, religion, race, or sexual orientation.
Oh, add Jews to that list they won't work with: the NDP would rather they perished as a people than work one second with them.
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Oh my. "all you english speaking people" On a razor thin edge to be a racist comment that one.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 15th, 2024, 4:48 pm
Guo Ding is an award winning journalist, amongst other things, in Vancouver, BC. In English we don't commonly refer to people last name first and first name last. So why is it, all you English speaking people, writing in English, about a Canadian living in Vancouver are using a Chinese convention?
Is it possible you're all hearing foreign interference by expressing his name that way, and maybe I'm just not capable of hearing tones that high? That would certainly explain why I can't see anything "foreign" or "interference" in this story you keep trying to push.
I think it's great that you guys are questioning everything, but if I may, I'd like to suggest you go back to the definition of "foreign" and work your way forward from there.
No, it can't be that CSIS has reports and investigations into foreign interference in BC elections. Ones they won't give to Eby because, well, they don't work for him. It can't be that Eby is close friends with and being advised by a person who is associated with a group that gets praise from the PRC.
Nope, can't be all that, must be racism.
Weird how when the left is in question it always comes down to racism, bigoty or sexism, all pointed out by the left of course.
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Fanboy wrote: ↑Nov 18th, 2024, 2:16 pmOh my. "all you english speaking people" On a razor thin edge to be a racist comment that one.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 15th, 2024, 4:48 pm
Guo Ding is an award winning journalist, amongst other things, in Vancouver, BC. In English we don't commonly refer to people last name first and first name last. So why is it, all you English speaking people, writing in English, about a Canadian living in Vancouver are using a Chinese convention?
Is it possible you're all hearing foreign interference by expressing his name that way, and maybe I'm just not capable of hearing tones that high? That would certainly explain why I can't see anything "foreign" or "interference" in this story you keep trying to push.
I think it's great that you guys are questioning everything, but if I may, I'd like to suggest you go back to the definition of "foreign" and work your way forward from there.
No, it can't be that CSIS has reports and investigations into foreign interference in BC elections. Ones they won't give to Eby because, well, they don't work for him. It can't be that Eby is close friends with and being advised by a person who is associated with a group that gets praise from the PRC.
Nope, can't be all that, must be racism.
Weird how when the left is in question it always comes down to racism, bigoty or sexism, all pointed out by the left of course.

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Re: BC Election 2024
By custom, the speakers vote maintains the status quo. In the case of a confidence vote, it votes to continue the government. In the case of a 3rd reading, the vote is to continue debate.LovemyBolt wrote: ↑Nov 17th, 2024, 3:22 pm The new government is at best a tie. Then the speaker would break a tie.
Not sure if that's been tested or an absolute rule.
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"English" is defined as an ethnicity.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 21st, 2024, 12:10 pm
News flash guys....
"English" is not a race. And, the BC Gov't granting money to a BC society is not an example of foreign interference. Even when it involves people that can speak a language other than English.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism#:~ ... rimination.
"Racism is discrimination and prejudice against people based on their race or ethnicity."
" According to the United Nations's Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, there is no distinction between the terms "racial" and "ethnic" discrimination."
Sorry, but it's still racism. Care to retract your comment?
As to the money moving, you conveniently left out the last part of that situation. Add that in and yes, there is reason to believe the PRC has a hand in that game.
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What a pathetic illogical view to take … does that come from someone that is keen to support that scumbag eby giv8ng himself and his cronies almost $2 million?Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 21st, 2024, 12:10 pmNews flash guys....
"English" is not a race. And, the BC Gov't granting money to a BC society is not an example of foreign interference. Even when it involves people that can speak a language other than English.
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"you English speaking people" Yes, that is a racist phrase, typed by you. Don't think so? Change the word English to any other language and see if you still feel the same. But yes, your comment was racist and out of line.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 21st, 2024, 2:44 pm
Why would I withdraw the remark? Because you're so confused you can't figure out the difference between "English speaking" and "English people"? English people are part of an ethnic group. "English speaking people" are not.
First, I didn't uncover it. Second, the grant wasn't the foreign inference, as has been explained several times now. Not my fault if you can't comprehend what you read.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 21st, 2024, 2:44 pm
You've been going on for three pages now about how a $20,000 grant from the BC Gov't to a BC registered society is foreign interference in our election. I keep asking you how? And all you keep doing is alluding to CSIS reports, associations and connections. Good grief, you don't fact check anything you post and obviously you didn't cough up the $8.00 bucks to get behind the paywall on Cooper's story.
What is the foreign part of this grand conspiracy you've uncovered?
"Keep referring to" You mean the once that I pasted quotes with his name, by someone else?? And which lame attack would that be? Did I say "you (insert whatever language you want) speaking people" at you?? Nope, don't think I did.Drip_Torch wrote: ↑Nov 21st, 2024, 2:44 pm
Definitely got the "X reply guy" energy going on here. Rather than explain why you keep referring to Guo Ding as Ding Guo, you launch a lame attack on my character and try to accuse me of racism. Why don't you just acknowledge that it's odd to call someone by their last name first? I mean, if I kept calling you Boyfan, that would be weird - right?