A Green-NDP-Liberal merger? If the Leftists want to win the Federal Election That’s Their only hope! – April 28, 2019,

There’s an article circulating titled A Green-NDP merger? It could be a big hit. on MSN via Macleans, and it’s basically writing about the NDP and the Green party merging, which in my opinion wouldn’t be a smart move for either political party. The NDP represents socialism, although the Green Party is socialists as well, the party members that I’ve met don’t put emphasis on a political system, they’re more interested in saving and preserving mother earth. Where they’d be a clash between the political parties (The NDP and Green Party) are the purposes of policies, you see both the NDP and the Green Party represent stagnation, part of the reason Rachel Notley was voted out of Alberta had to do with her dishonesty.

Albertans voted for Rachel Notley because they wanted change, if Rachel Notley was smart she would have told Albertans the truth that she wanted to fundamentally change the Albertan economy and in order to do this massive changes to the oil economy had to be abolished, instead she tried to move gradually and Albertans obviously not used to stagnation saw through her deceit and voted her out the first chance they got. The real problem with a Green and NDP merger is that the Green Party has more substance than the NDP has.

The NDP is aligned with the Liberals on almost every policy except for Private Sector corporatism, the NDP would prefer State Owned Nationalistic Crown Corporation style Corporatism because via that model they believe that they’d be better able to micromanage the economy. Now, on a Federal level, the NDP would be just as bad for the economy as the Green Party, however, a Green Party leader as Prime Minister would be more understood than an NDP federal leader. Rachel Notley similar to BC Premier John Horgan is prime examples of the dysfunction that you’d expect from the NDP whereas, with the Greens, it wouldn’t be so much of dysfunction as it would be lunacy. A Lunatic will crash the economy quickly, whereas a dysfunctional party will destroy a country incrementally.

In Ontario, when you use the words NDP, a lot of us here are still young enough to remember Bob Rae, were still paying for Bob Rae’s stupid policies to this very day and if you look at the Ontario and BC real estate markets, they’re the end result of Leftist based policies. I say this because the Greens would be wise not to merge with the NDP because the reality is that there’s a good chance that the NDP might dissolve before the Greens Party does. The Green Party has the ability to change its economic policies anytime it wants too, the NDP on the other hand, their concepts are fixed, they’re the socialist party of Canada.

The flaw in Democracy is that the minority is forced to serve the majority, you can call your party New Democratic Party all you want, history shows that given the chance the majority will always enslave the minority, which is why a Republic based on freedom, liberty, and justice for ALL is the best form of governing. Now, the reality is that the Green Party represents a minority, with a very powerful message, that in truth won’t go anywhere, if the Greens through that away for 1 election, I personally think that’s a short-sighted approach.

Regarding what I think will happen which is an unwritten merger of the NDP, Greens, and Liberals, that’s what I think will happen in this upcoming federal election. I think Leftists, in general, will come together and vote for Justin Trudeau this coming election. If that doesn’t happen I’d be presently surprised but concerned at the same time. Concerned because there’s an economic correction coming, surprised because it would really signify a potential change in the Canadian voting public.

Canadians use the internet per capita more than most developed nations if a large segment of the Canadian voting public is becoming aware of the free market and how it’s basically ended poverty all over the world, then Leftism could be ended in Canada. I’m voting for the People’s Party of Canada, but I’m not stupid enough to think that we’ll win this upcoming election, but if we got above 2% of the vote that would be wonderful. The Libertarian Party in the United States still only gets 1% of the vote, imagine if a Freedom based party that fought for private sector actually got 10% of the vote, it would be revolutionary to the Canadian experience.

Because Canada for so long has had so many different Leftist based political parties, the other side to political debate hasn’t really had a voice, so from my standpoint this is the main reason why most Canadians don’t have the ability to think outside of the box, the way Americans can. If the PPC on the Federal level is able to achieve or even surpass the Green Party, it’s a whole new ball game as the Canadian voter will be able to see through the leftist B.S and at the very least be able to comprehend both sides of the political argument.

Currently, the political right is painted as money hungry and racist by the mainstream media, this is allowed to happen because on most mainstream media panels there exists a Liberal representative, an NDP representative a moderator and Center Right Conservative. So during these friendly debates, it’s usually established that debate will be a Center-Left debate, thereby making it far easier to make anyone who talks outside this sphere to be labeled as a radical. In the event, the attention ever shifts from Liberal vs. Conservative to Conservative vs. PPC we’re talking about an actual progressive agenda, that the Green Party could take advantage of. It’s important to understand that, once socialism is properly labeled socialism and people understand that socialism equates to 1 party rule, people will typically reject it.

In America, it’s important to remember that the Democratic or Democrat party was the political party of the Ku Klux Klan because in a democracy the white racists of the time were able to suppress the minority. Their problem and the fight against them, of course, occurred via the Republican Party, when wite people all over the world concluded that racism and white supremacy was a silly concept, the Democrats rebranded themselves, keeping to their nature, Socialist, collectivist and Leftists alike simply promoted their big government ideas as fighting for the greater good. Meaning micromanaging ow you live, how you talk, basically replacing Religion with The Government as the religion.

Now, the Green Party people I’ve met seem more like Freedom fighters, who basically put little emphasis on economics. The NDP is, for the most part, a Nanny State political party. The NDP is basically like having a boss breathing down your neck and party that wants to monitor how you talk and how you behave. Because democracy is free-flowing, the NDP will use its followers to oppress others, whereas the green party I don’t think wants to be associated with oppression. If I were the Green Party I’d stay far from the NDP. However, if I were the NDP I’d merge with the Liberals, especially in this upcoming election, because one thing is for sure, the NDP has little to no chance in winning the federal election. Jagmeet Singh is basically Justin Trudeau with a Turban and a Beard.

Interesting times ahead