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What is your guys predictions, not just for the NDP, but for Canadian politics as a whole? Obviously Canadian politics is impossible to predict but its fun to speculate. My prediction is that by 2029, Carneys support will waver and there will be a CPC minority IF Poilievre is replaced. The BQ sees a bit of a collapse in support as they are associated with an unpopular PQ government that is trying to force a referendum. As a result the NDP finally regains some ground in QC, and wins backs multiple seats in Western Canada to regain party status. Greens will also see a slight rejuvenation under Mike Morrice. What do you guys think?

I find tankies are the worst offenders of misusing political terminology outside of maybe the extreme right. You don't have to like democratic socialism, anarchism, trotskyism, left communism or social democracy BUT they are all different from liberalism. It's reductive to general political discourse to obscure the meaning of liberalism especially considering it's a term that's already widely misunderstood. They also have a skewed perspective of the political compass which I find extremely irritating as a political nerd but the political compass is stupid in general so it's not as big of a deal. Just a small rant.

Hi fellow comrades. I'm a radical leftist (voted for Harris illegally 3 times in Georgia) and love communism. However I have felt uncomfortable supporting Russia in the past due to their invasion of Ukraine. But I have heard Putin is restoring the USSR and is a heckin anti-imperialist due to fighting against NATO expansion (Le based!!!). Unfortunately I'm still a little wary about the whole invading a sovereign nation and abducting children thing. Am I still left-wing or do I need to read more Lenin to cleanse myself of the remaining imperialist and liberal stink?

Hello everyone, I hope everybody is doing well. As the title says, UBC is still asking for my high school transcripts despite having completed 24 credits at Langara. Does anybody know why this would be? My HS grades were mediocre and getting my transcript to Langara was a bit of a hassle, so I would like to avoid doing it a second time if that is possible. I applied to UBCV Arts as my first option and UBCV Science as my second option.

She has put up good performances against Guilbeault in a nearby riding and seems super qualified. I don't know a whole lot about her or Quebec politics though.