Canadian Libertarian Voices Concerns Regarding His support for the People’s Party of Canada – April 13, 2019
I follow the Canadian Libertarian, I follow most Libertarians, am I Libertarian? No! But I agree with them on most issues, namely changing the culture as opposed to using the government to force change. Now, being that I follow the Canadian Libertarian there’s one topic I know he’s very passionate about, that topic is law enforcement! Like many Canadians, The Canadian Libertarian was treated very unfairly by Law enforcement, Horribly written laws, backed by crazy cat ladies, turned a hardworking man into a criminal.
Basically, in his leisure time, he (the Canadian Libertarian) was convicted for a basic crime that the Crazy Cat ladies of MADD(Mothers Against Drunk Driving) turned into a criminal offense which turned a hard working man’s life upside down, I’m not going to tell his story because he’s made several videos talking about it.
What I will say is what happened to the Canadian Libertarian also happened to me, in a different way, and my response has been to avoid any job, career or business that’s in a heavily regulated environment. So I understand where the Canadian Libertarian is coming from regarding what appears to be his withdrawing support from the People’s Party of Canada. Stefan Molyneux in case people haven’t noticed doesn’t do a lot of videos talking about or supporting Donald Trump anymore. I still support Donald Trump and I still support the People’s Party of Canada, but that doesn’t mean that I’m not sympathetic to the Canadian Libertarian.
I’m Canadian I consider him one of our own, I enjoy his passion and free-spirited nature and his willingness to put himself on the forefront. But I personally will always vote and throw my support behind the political that best reflects my personal views. This doesn’t mean that I won’t speak out when they do something I disagree with, but my ancestors worked to build this country and assisted in building the western world, so I’m voting and currently, my vote still belongs to Maxime Bernier.
I have to add that I’m subscribed to Maxime Bernier’s email list and because he has a new political party, what I’ve noticed is that a lot of the members who are signing up have a twisted sense of a Libertarian is. Now, from what I know about Maxime Bernier is that he’s similar to me a reasonable Libertarian or a person who understands the Libertarian perspective. The problem with Libertarians is that you need a higher IQ to fully comprehend the Libertarian argument. Let’s be honest most Canadians are brainwashed and unlocking most of them from the matrix is a daunting task, I’ve tried, it’s annoying as hell.
So, although I understand people who take principled stances, I’m not that person. My principled stance revolves around the school of Hard Knox. I want to end the welfare state, in my opinion, ending welfare, ending price controls, creating more entrepreneurs will change a culture. Words don’t change culture reality changes culture.
One of the ideas I personally like to pick on are Labour Unions, now if you look at some of the hard working conditions of our ancestors, it’s obvious why they wanted labor unions based on their perceptions. But lets for a second imagine that most of their wishes for fair working conditions became actual laws, would there ever be a period in time where the concept that labor unions could be extinct?
Because the truth is modern-day labor unions primarily fight for price controls. Workers safety is a natural law in most Western Countries, why then do Labor Unions continue to suppress economies globally? I’d argue that it’s perception, people still see an authority to fight against, people still don’t seem to understand the problem with the world isn’t external it’s internal. People still don’t seem to understand that quitting a job is an option, people don’t seem to understand that GMO’s ended world under, people don’t seem to understand that poverty has cured, the world as an overabundance of junk.
The poverty that hasn’t been cured is poverty of the mind, people are still mentally poor because they’re unable to see the world from a trade-off or a bartering perspective. Most humans are still chasing money, I’ve heard many people argue that a Gold standard would fix everything, I disagree, gold is nothing more than a convenient form of barter. During the agrarian age, money was backed by what you could barter, however, the perception back then regarding bartering is that one person was getting a better deal than the other person, this, of course, leads us to a concept of money or gold, which many call Gods money. Well, barter is basically sales and a persons bartering IQ plays a huge role in who becomes rich and who becomes poor.
The rich person tends to delay gratification while the poor person seeks immediate gratification. Many of us have a poor person’s tendency in particular issues. We’d rather not wait and instead would rather God gives us what we demand right now or else we’ll return to our comfort zones. For a person like me, I’ll say this again, I expect that Justin Trudeau will win the upcoming election, I’d actually prefer it, primarily because I think Canadians need to be unbrainwashed.
Andrew Scheer is the modern Brian Mulroney and Brian Mulroney fueled the Jean Chretien, Paul Martin Liberals who basically made Keynesian economics the acceptable norm in Canada. Stephen Harper did little to change the perspectives of Canadians regarding economics and bartering, so when the time was right a Justin Trudeau emerged, which to me is symbolic of the mentality of most Canadians. Economies simply fix themselves, the Government has everything under control, if Andrew Scheer wins, sure the economy won’t be perfect but anything will be better than Trudeau, this is how most so-called Conservatives think and a lot of Conservatives who aren’t qualified to join the Conservative Party of Canada, have made their way into Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada.
Now, as a business person, what I prefer is flexibility, fluidity and the ability to move with times. If I’m short staffed, there are times where unfortunately my company might get infiltrated by people with their own personal agendas, until I have a replacement for these individuals I may have to roll with the punches. I’ve written about my appreciation for current Conservative Premier Doug Ford, sure there’s a lot I disagree with him on, but have you ever tried to manage people before? Have you ever had to push your agenda forward with other humans fighting like hell to see you fail? As a business person, I’ll tell you, humans are hard to manage and sometimes you have to buy your time to deal with particular individuals.
But what you don’t always want to do is start firing people before you find a replacement. When you have an abundance of resumes, then you can start to really establish yourself, but when your institution is filled with vacancies and you haven’t even been able to get your message across, your political party may indeed end up like Tim Moens. Business is bartering, Politics is also a form of barter, now, of course, I also have my limits to what’s acceptable and what’s not, but it’s early on, I expect mistakes, I expect whack jobs and morons to also manage to get into the party. Look at the Liberals, the NDP, The Conservatives they all have their wack jobs and these political parties are established.
Peoples flawed ideas have to be brought to the debate stage, the great thing about understands liberty is that once a larger majority understand it, they’ll be able to point out the nonbelievers for themselves. The Canadian Libertarian obviously sees something that most PPC members aren’t grasping yet and I agree with him. But Maxime Bernier isn’t my master, but I’m not going to kill my vote simply because it appears that Cody Payant doesn’t get it. He’s an individual that will be dealt with when the time is right, however, it appears at least for now that he’s helping to build momentum and again I have to remind anyone reading this that you need an exceptional IQ to comprehend the Libertarian argument in the modern era.
Canada is filled with economic morons, please Libertarians don’t make the mistake of assuming that most Canadians understand what being a Libertarian is all about. A lot of Canadians in their late thirties and forties are still living in their parents’ basements, it’s going to take a lot to get these types to start thinking outside of the box. It’s gradual, delayed gratification, I get it some people have quick breaking points, but I’ll be sticking around and the People’s Party of Canada still has my support as does the Canadian Libertarian.
Interesting times ahead