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[jasonhj1213]

absoluately vote for Conservative... at least the party does not fully support bilingualism.. it's important for Chinese living in ottawa.

 

[applepieDD]

conservative party 希望加拿大回到二十年前一样，只有白人，这是现在很多愚蠢的本地人的想法，说加拿大变了颜色。但是在进十年里，加拿大进步有多大。NDP赢得可能性不大，所以要投给LIBERAL。

 

[kool]

they all damn liars

 

[无业游民]

很同意Rigel的意见。

华人虽然是少数民族，但是不能把华人当作一般的弱势群体。单身母亲、福利享受者、难民、非洲裔、穷人喜欢比较左倾的政党。而华人属于极有竞争力的族群，保守党的理念更符合作为整体的华人的利益。

俺的一个上司（本地鬼子）这么解释中国的经济奇迹（大意）：“中国人天生的企业家精神在压抑了几十年之后，得到了释放，产生了令人惊奇的爆发力”。从全世界华人的业绩来看，不管是作为工程师还是小业主、大商人，华人普遍非常勤奋、勇于拚搏、具有创业精神，不依赖于人为的保护，在各种环境中都能生存发展。人吃人的资本主义更适合于华人。所以在此俺声嘶力竭咬牙切齿地唆使大家去投保守党的票。

不过俺自己谁的票都不想投，因为俺属于华人当中非常懒的。

 

[Rigel]

楼上，我真的建议你去投票。民主的价值就在于一人一票的伟大。如果每个人都懒，民主国家就失去了意义，不是么？若要改变我们的国家，我们就要从自己做起，哪怕是那举手之间的一票呢？我鼓励你去投票，6月28，保守党。

 

[seventyfive]

呵呵，本国人怎么考虑呢

 

[GoneWithTheWind]

最初由 Rigel 发布
楼上，我真的建议你去投票。民主的价值就在于一人一票的伟大。如果每个人都懒，民主国家就失去了意义，不是么？若要改变我们的国家，我们就要从自己做起，哪怕是那举手之间的一票呢？我鼓励你去投票，6月28，保守党。

今天的新闻说，保守党党魁HARPER先生说，他如果上台，就要增加军费，要增加几个BILLION用来添置设备。积极向美国的外交政策靠拢。大家等着看吧，你们等着被这个HARPER先生派往伊拉克把，也算是他解决失业率的一个办法吧。


要去伊拉克的，请到保守党HARPER先生门下报到，定有赏金 :lol::lol::lol::lol:

 

[Rigel]

Liberal不也是派兵阿富汗么？
而且，美国在伊拉克的占领也不会很久了，加拿大担什么心?

 

[oread]

Conservatives deputy leader Peter McKay said that the Tories would consider forming an alliance with the seperatist party Bloc Quebecois. Does that worry anyone?

http://www.canada.com/national/feat....html?id=ec280c39-d3d9-41e7-b731-8968a608860c

 

[一把手]

最初由 渐渐 发布
Conservatives deputy leader Peter McKay said that the Tories would consider forming an alliance with the seperatist party Bloc Quebecois. Does that worry anyone?

http://www.canada.com/national/feat....html?id=ec280c39-d3d9-41e7-b731-8968a608860c

Will there be a big problem if most of us don't live in Quebec? Additionally, in case the separatists succeed, at least the federal government will stop pumping billions federal money into Quebec and enforcing billingualism (Most Chinese Canadians don't speak French fluently anyway.)

 

[小傻]

最初由 msft 发布


Will there be a big problem if most of us don't live in Quebec? Additionally, in case the separatists succeed, at least the federal government will stop pumping billions federal money into Quebec and enforcing billingualism (Most Chinese Canadians don't speak French fluently anyway.)

Your point is very interesting...

Some Tory members are just fascists...and some NDP members are just CP members...

 

[oread]

Yes it would be a big problem if Quebec becomes independent. I don't want to present my passport when visiting my parents in Montreal; I don't want my future kids to apply a visa to study at McGill Univeristy. Why do you suppose so many poeple from across Canada went to the unity rally right before the 1995 Quebec Referendum?

Instead of focusing solely on materialistic gains, please take a moment to think about this question: "What do I want to see this country in 50 years?"

30 some years ago, Trudeau had the vision of a "just society", and this had fundamentally changed a whole generation in Canadian history. Can our political leaders today lead us to a better life in this new century?

最初由 msft 发布


Will there be a big problem if most of us don't live in Quebec? Additionally, in case the separatists succeed, at least the federal government will stop pumping billions federal money into Quebec and enforcing billingualism (Most Chinese Canadians don't speak French fluently anyway.)

 

[一把手]

最初由 渐渐 发布
Yes it would be a big problem if Quebec becomes independent. I don't want to present my passport when visiting my parents in Montreal; I don't want my future kids to apply a visa to study at McGill Univeristy. Why do you suppose so many poeple from across Canada went to the unity rally right before the 1995 Quebec Referendum?

Instead of focusing solely on materialistic gains, please take a moment to think about this question: "What do I want to see this country in 50 years?"

30 some years ago, Trudeau had the vision of a "just society", and this had fundamentally changed a whole generation in Canadian history. Can our political leaders today lead us to a better life in this new century?

Things have changed a lot during the 30 years. It's up to the people in Quebec to decide whether or not they want to stay in Canada. Bribing them is not a long term solution to keep them in Canada. Quebec used to be the only economic center of Canada, but now, Ontario and Alberta both have powerful economy. Let's leave the decision to the people in Quebec. If the English Canada is strong enough to entice them to stay, that's perfect. If otherwise, they will try to leave anyway once the federal government is no longer able to bribe them (subsidizing Quebec).

All I want to say on this issue is, Quebec is not a poor province, federal government's policy to subsidize it and over-protect it to keep them in Canada has to be re-considered.

Not like a foreplay in which one party may serve the other more, it's all about FAIR PLAY.

 

[一把手]

最初由 小傻 发布


Your point is very interesting...

Some Tory members are just fascists...and some NDP members are just CP members...

Some of Liberals are just racists.

There are all kinds of people in a big political party, and of course, there might be criminals and ex-criminals.