In practice, I've been a swing voter. Ideologically speaking, I'm a Progressive Conservative, I believe that we should always be cautious of change - change is change, it can bring good, it can bring bad, I'm always in wary respect of The Law of Unintended Consequences. I love how my computer brings me the internet, but I need my paper journal ( Read more... )

Thinking about this book I read back in highschool that affects me to this day ( Read more... )

I just realise that it is POSSIBLE, if not likely, for Obama to actually be in a position where Canada can vote for him ( Read more... )

The Big Three are Big Businesses, they are good at making their products and selling it. The trouble is, not enough people are buying because not enough people has money ( Read more... )

Rick Mercer: Forgive them Canada, they know not what they do.
Posted At : December 3, 2008 3:21 PM

...sadly for Canada, we are trapped in a race of trying to figure out who's the lesser ebil. What I'll really love to see next election, is a mutually respective campaign where serious issues are seriously addressed in a manner that both inspires ( Read more... )

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For NDP! Provincial NDP...and I /think/ I still consider myself a Liberal, but I voted NDP and I wanted them to win ( Read more... )

http://www.trekiverse.org/archive/2000/adult/ds9/InterspeciesCourtshipRituals

The first time I read it, which was actually just months ago, it was hot...and Garak was hot. The beginning? That was smoldering. Well, now that I'm reading it ( Read more... )

In order of importance;

( Aboriginal Rights and National Security, Progressive Tax Reform, Minimum Wage Review, Affordable Housing, and Provincial Funding )

by Krandall Kraus

Part 1:
http://www.wctimes.com/gay/lesbian/news/ARTICLE.php?AID=13146

...I think those who are on my flist would probably be interested in this character drama, it's very intriguing, it's got a patriotic romance in there too, where the ( Read more... )