Pot Legal Age To Rise To 21 in Quebec

[OBEY 57,109]

5 minutes ago, Economy said:

Is CAQ left or right? Your party names are different from the rest of Canada so I don't know

they're more right than left but still very centre-right.

wikipedia; The party describes itself as of neither the left nor the right: it is not particularly economically conservative, with economic policies similar to the Quebec Liberal Party and social policies to their right.[28] However, its politics have been described in the press as centre-right by Quebec standards.

[Regina George 59,387]

On 9/24/2018 at 5:25 PM, Economy said:

Everything is derogatory in this society these days 

 

Anyway, if it's a problem, I will say "cannabis" then.

 

I wasn't even aware it was a thing everyone I know has been saying pot for time. When did it become taboo to say that?

In 2018 people are even mad for plants. We need to change honestly. Like it matters if it’s pot or cannabis or whatever.. 

[Economy 52,844]

35 minutes ago, OBEY said:

they're more right than left but still very centre-right.

wikipedia; The party describes itself as of neither the left nor the right: it is not particularly economically conservative, with economic policies similar to the Quebec Liberal Party and social policies to their right.[28] However, its politics have been described in the press as centre-right by Quebec standards.

More left economically and more right socially? Exactly the opposite of what I find ideal

[Economy 52,844]

18 minutes ago, ReginaGeorge said:

In 2018 people are even mad for plants. We need to change honestly. Like it matters if it’s pot or cannabis or whatever.. 

Ppl who get upset over correct wording for something like that are the same people that assume that if a gay man, a black man and a straight white male go in for a job interview and the straight white male gets the job they will accuse the employer of being racist and homophobic without even properly Investigating if that's really the case or if maybe by chance he happened to be the most qualified...

 

It's good that in the 21st century we are more conscious of equal rights, discrimination, social injustices etc and fight for equality I'm totally pro that

 

There are however a small minority of individuals that go too far and to extreme. These SJWs do get on my nerves

[Poissonche 12,366]

5 hours ago, OBEY said:

I voted yesterday. I can't at CAQ or Liberals winning  

Imma vote QS, but I know for a fact that CAQ is winning where I live... Urgh. I don't like the Liberals either, but I would like them better over CAQ haha

[OBEY 57,109]

24 minutes ago, Poissonche said:

Imma vote QS, but I know for a fact that CAQ is winning where I live... Urgh. I don't like the Liberals either, but I would like them better over CAQ haha

same sis i voted QS but my circonscription is Liberal... better than CAQ i agree

the only good thing if CAQ wins is that they want to change the voting system

[Gabe 2,587]

12 hours ago, OBEY said:

I voted yesterday. I can't at CAQ or Liberals winning  

I'd vote someone else but I'm against sovereignty 🤷🏻‍♂️

PLQ it is.

[OBEY 57,109]

14 minutes ago, Gabe said:

I'd vote someone else but I'm against sovereignty 🤷🏻‍♂️

PLQ it is.

So am I and I voted QS. I would have voted PQ if QS didn't exist.

Before doing a referendum they need to ask the population if they want one. People will say no and there won't be a referendum, even if the party wants separation. Voilà.

[Gabe 2,587]

3 minutes ago, OBEY said:

So am I and I voted QS. I would have voted PQ if QS didn't exist.

Before doing a referendum they need to ask the population if they want one. People will say no and there won't be a referendum. Voilà.

Yeah, I suppose you can see it that way.

However I want the dialogue out the window, and voting for a separatist-supportive party gives them the idea that their values are still relevant. Though QS has some great socialist policies. I hope them and the PQ snatch seats away from the CAQ. Legault cannot win. 💀 Not even a minority. 

[OBEY 57,109]

9 minutes ago, Gabe said:

Yeah, I suppose you can see it that way.

However I want the dialogue out the window, and voting for a separatist-supportive party gives them the idea that their values are still relevant. Though QS has some great socialist policies. I hope them and the PQ snatch seats away from the CAQ. Legault cannot win. 💀 Not even a minority. 

What frustrates me is that QS is snatching seats/votes mostly from the PQ. So technically if there were no PQ/QS (or if they would associate together) this "party" would have great chances to snatch CAQ and PLQ   but now since there's 4 parties in total the votes are way too divided. tbh I voted QS to pass a message that we're tired of the old parties and we want something new. hopefully they get the message for the upcoming elections...

[Gabe 2,587]

Just now, OBEY said:

What frustrates me is that QS is snatching seats/votes mostly from the PQ. So technically if there were no PQ/QS (or if they would associate together) this "party" would have great chances to snatch CAQ  

👀

Not hiding anything, I'm an actual joined member of the Liberal Party- so I'm "biased" here. 
But I agree, in this particular election a combined QS/PQ to snatch seats from the CAQ would be ideal.

[OBEY 57,109]

2 minutes ago, Gabe said:

👀

Not hiding anything, I'm an actual joined member of the Liberal Party- so I'm "biased" here. 
But I agree, in this particular election a combined QS/PQ to snatch seats from the CAQ would be ideal.

I don’t like couillard’s party at all and the man neither, but he’a more realistic than Legault so i want him to stay in power over Legault. The less worse

[Economy 52,844]

On 9/26/2018 at 8:07 PM, OBEY said:

I don’t like couillard’s party at all and the man neither, but he’a more realistic than Legault so i want him to stay in power over Legault. The less worse

That reminds me of Ontario elections

 

All 3 major parties were horrible...

 

Which I thought was best was based on figuring out who was the least bad