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Isn’t the only way this can happen is if the government is trying to overrule the charter of rights and freedoms?

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“Bleeding heart” for telling him that he can’t just do whatever the hell he wants?

There’s a lot of quotes from Ford in the article that sound far too Trump-ish.

Pay judges to quit? Elect judges (regardless of qualifications)? Hold judges “accountable” to the politicians whims? Override other levels of governments when they make decisions in their jurisdiction that you don’t happen to like?

Dammit, Ontario, why did you re-elect this guy again?

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Ontario hates themselves thats why. Ontarians convinced themselves all their problems were Trudeau’s fault without considering that half their issues are provincial jurisdiction.

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Sounds like Alberta.

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Yup, people in Ontario voted for Ford because they did not want to support Trudeau. Most did not even realize the difference between a provincial and federal government.

Seems similar to what’s going on in Alberta as well TBH.

Though at least IMO, I do think the liberals at this moment in Ontario don’t have a “strong” candidate to lead the provincial party. But that does not mean you local riding candidate/representative has no experience.

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Dammit, Ontario, why did you re-elect this guy again?

Because when Trump came into power this time around he started making a bunch of “no 51st state” hats, and the people love that support him love themselves a hat and didn’t want to become a part of America, so he was the clear choice.

It didn’t help that the provincial Liberals were trying to bring in Crombie (Ford Lite) and the NDP couldn’t campaign themselves out of a wet bag. It was another abysmal turnout (sub 50%, I think it was 45%) and it seemed to be because he had a anti-Trump narrative at the time.

Everyone that votes for him seems to conveniently forget how he went quiet after his Maralago visit and disappeared back to his cottage until the election took place. They forget the period where he stopped posturing and disappeared.

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Anytime I see “bleeding heart” I know what follows after is complete bullshit.

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100% agree with you. That statement is as shallow as Musk saying empathy is weakness. Only people with agendas say things like this.

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Doug: “Let’s elect judges like they do in the US.”

Me: **Looks at US law and order.

No. Fuck Off Doug and find me a doctor you dipshit.

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Eat shit, Doug. We’re not an autocracy or a dictatorship. You should know that since you’ve (unfortunately) done this fucking job before.

On Wednesday, Ford dismissed the idea of judicial independence and denounced judges who he sees as not tough enough on crime.

“You know something, that’s a joke as far as I’m concerned,” he said. "There’s no judge appointed anywhere in this country, anywhere in the United States, anywhere in the world, that’s not a political appointment. Simple as that. You think these judges just come out of the blue?

Then why do you sound so surprised/angry that these judges, who were appointed by another party, don’t just vibe with everything you do? Obviously, you just want to be able to move around/fire these judges so they’re not inconvenient for you. That’s despotism.

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