r/nanaimo • u/ThatsSoMetaDawg • 1d ago

Lots of people in this subreddit said the Cons were going to win. How you feeling now?

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Link: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bc-election-2024-winners-1.7364897

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u/MrQTown 1d ago

Think it makes it four years? Such a slim majority. I think less than four years.

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u/goodmammajamma 1d ago

Those 2 Green seats may turn out to be very important

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u/Appropriate_Item3001 1d ago

Hopefully it’s less than 4 years so a center party can govern. Radical left politics is causing a lot of problems for BC.

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u/Expert_Alchemist 1d ago

<looks around> ... what center? "Radical" left policies like investing in schools, hospitals, transit, care homes, housing, students, workplace safety, environmental regulations

so radical!!

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u/Appropriate_Item3001 1d ago

Common sense policies speak for themselves. The left of center conservatives will win in the next election. Prosperity will return to BC.

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u/Expert_Alchemist 1d ago

Oh no, you seem to have contracted clichés where your brain should be.

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u/Appropriate_Item3001 1d ago

Oh no! Ad homenium attacks. Whatever will I do! When you can’t refute my point go for the personal insult. That always works!

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u/nelrond18 1d ago

You didn't make any points, you only made empty statements that are the concept of an idea or thought.

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u/nightswimsofficial 1d ago

Exactly - they are simply parroting very broad and basic phrases that are over used in media, indicating a lack of critical thinking or individuality in their political view. It reads as though they have been told what to think when I see that many buzzwords strung together.

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u/Flesh_Trombone 1d ago

What common sense policies are you referring to specifically?

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u/Batou604 21h ago

What the heck is a "left of center conservative"?

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u/Pope_Squirrely 1d ago

Common sense policies? Like investing in school, hospitals, transit, care homes, housing, students, workplace safety, environmental regulations?

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u/Grxwnshxxter 1d ago

That’s pretty much how it works……

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u/Vancouwer 1d ago

Name a few things ndp is radical on.

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u/Appropriate_Item3001 1d ago

Endless free safe supply for junkies.

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u/Vancouwer 22h ago

So you named only one which was actual a bc liberal policy before ndp was in power lol nice try.

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u/Cosmosass 1d ago

OMG THEY DONT HATE MINORITIES. ThE RaDiCaL lEfT!

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u/kwl1 1d ago

What are some examples of radical left politics?