Apparently, the Canadian Politics group doesn't want anyone who doesn't agree with the NDP's separatist anti-democratic agenda.
I started a topic on the addition of seats in Ontario, Alberta and BC in the House of Commons and the NDP's position and got banned from the group. Apparently the group owner's first rule about free speech is lip service.
I started a topic on the addition of seats in Ontario, Alberta and BC in the House of Commons and the NDP's position and got banned from the group. Apparently the group owner's first rule about free speech is lip service.
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snowbear:
The definition of troll has been amended to include anyone who doesn't agree with the far left leanings of the group owner. Got it. If you criticize any party other than the Tories or Harper, you're a Troll. Recognizing the failings of the other parties makes you a troll. Ignoring them makes you an ordinary member of the group.
thejuanupsman:
Hmm, maybe they need separate groups for each political faction like they do for U.S politics. Doesn't seem likely to create much discussion though.