对小土豆最新出炉的评价

答案:人民最傻笔!:monster:
从来如此啊。。。。被卖了还帮着数钱。你们不是被土共骗过不是一次两次了,来到加拿大继续被土豆片。:wall:
 
村长,我很想知道你觉得他下次还能当选吗?
让村长谋算国运,他该进民顾wei
从来如此啊。。。。被卖了还帮着数钱。你们不是被土共骗过不是一次两次了,来到加拿大继续被土豆片。:wall:
别逗了!我从来没看好过土豆,更没有选过他,只不过是被占多数的加拿大傻笔专政了。
 
让村长谋算国运,他该进民顾wei

别逗了!我从来没看好过土豆,更没有选过他,只不过是被占多数的加拿大傻笔专政了。
你不是人。。。。。。。。。民:monster:
 
村长,我很想知道你觉得他下次还能当选吗?

就现在这德性,别出什么大岔别出什么妖蛾子,能连任。

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土豆的德性大家都知道了。2019年自由党不再度变成小三算他走运。
 
土豆的德性大家都知道了。2019年自由党不再度变成小三算他走运。
上次没READY,保守党都输得找不到北。看下次保守党如何READY了。好好在家练练内功,在这瞎嚷嚷没用。
 
U.S. right seizes on 'peoplekind' comment ahead of Trudeau's trip to sell NAFTA
'We like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. It's more inclusive'
The Canadian Press · Posted: Feb 06, 2018 6:49 PM ET | Last Updated: February 6
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A former top adviser to Barack Obama says he hopes Justin Trudeau makes the case for trade when he addresses a group of skeptical American students this week. The topic of free trade and the negotiations of a renewed North American free trade pact will be hard to avoid when the prime minister takes the stage tomorrow at the University of Chicago with David Axelrod, who served in Obama's administration. (Jonathan Hayward/Canadian Press)

A seemingly off-the-cuff remark by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau morphed into a scornful segment on one of U.S. President Donald Trump's favourite TV shows Tuesday just as the prime minister heads to the U.S. in hopes of selling Canada's virtues stateside.

Fox and Friends was among the mainstream media outlets that seized on a surprising exchange between Trudeau and a woman at a town hall event, an interaction that's since spun out to become a subject of global ridicule on the right side of the political spectrum.

The woman was going on about the need for more support for religious organizations and said maternal love was key to changing the future of mankind. At that point, Trudeau interjected, cheerfully telling her, "We like to say peoplekind, not necessarily mankind. It's more inclusive."

The remark was warmly received by both the woman and many others in the audience, but when footage of the exchange surfaced Tuesday, it drew withering condemnation from social and mainstream media.

Prominent British TV broadcaster Piers Morgan called Trudeau a "Chief PC Plonker," accusing him of killing off mankind. Australian columnist Rita Panahi called him the "Kim Kardashian of political leaders; an all-style, no-substance himbo with all the depth of a puddle."

Jokes abounded, with pictures posted of comic superhero Batman changing his name to "Batperson" or the province of Manitoba becoming "Peopletoba."

Conservative parliamentarians also got in a few jabs. At one point Tuesday during a testy question period exchange, deputy Tory leader Lisa Raitt urged the prime minister to "person up."

Speaking in Chicago
Fox and Friends devoted a segment to the term featuring University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson, who has gained notoriety for steadfastly refusing to use gender-neutral terms, turning him into something of a celebrity on the right.

The show is known to be among Trump's favourites, and he often posts tweets in direct response to what they are reporting. On Tuesday, however, the president appeared to be holding his thumbs.

The two leaders are not scheduled to meet during Trudeau's four-day trip to the U.S. this week.

The prime minister begins in Chicago, where he's pitching the benefits of progressive trade in a region that's seen deals like NAFTA take away stable and solid Midwest jobs. Updating NAFTA is a way to ensure the deal benefits a broader swath of people, the Liberals argue.

Trudeau was at the top of the list of speakers requested by students at the University of Chicago's Institute of Politics.

"Perhaps in the era of Trump, there are a lot of students who are looking north and feel a sense of identification with the sense of direction he's leading your country," said David Axelrod, a former top adviser to Barack Obama, who is moderating the event.

Rebel Media takes on 'peoplekind'
Not unlike Obama, Trudeau's progressive policies make him an easy punching bag for the U.S. right.

The Liberal payout to Omar Khadr, his praise for Fidel Castro and in January, his defence of refusing to give federal government money to explicitly pro-life organizations have all drawn attention.

"This man is reprehensible," former White House staffer Sebastian Gorka tweeted after Trudeau said pro-life groups were out of touch with Canadian society.

Gorka is now a contributor to the Canadian-based conservative news outlet Rebel Media, which was among the first to pick up on the "peoplekind" remark after footage of it began circulating online.
PeopleKind? Seriously?
Wow, 他真的是够闲的!
 
从来如此啊。。。。被卖了还帮着数钱。你们不是被土共骗过不是一次两次了,来到加拿大继续被土豆片。:wall:
这个好像说的是鸭(先生/女士)您啊?
好像您是个土豆铁粉吧?
 
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