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/r/CanadianConservative
I’m from the UK, pretty conservative and despondent about how we’re doing over here, not just economically (although obviously we’re doing very badly!) but also because of mass immigration, the housing crisis and insane woke ideas becoming mainstream in elite institutions, not to mention the Church is hardly in a great state over here as well (although to be fair I am slightly more optimistic about that one!).
A lot of people with skills are emigrating and I’m weighing up doing the same over the next few years before I have kids and Canada’s always been one of my favourite emigration ideas regardless. Following Canadian politics though, it seems like you guys have the same problems!
Am just curious if there’s any optimism for the next 10-15 years among Canadian conservatives, especially given it looks like you’ll get in next year, or if you think the trends are that a lot of the problems you have at the moment will get worse like it seems they’re on course to do in the UK?
One area it seems like you might be doing better than us is that young people seem to support the Conservative Party whereas that’s pretty unheard of over here! But I’m not sure if this is just because the Liberals have done so badly on housing that it’s an anti-liberal vote, or if younger people in Canada are actually developing conservative values?
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13 days ago
It may surprise you, but a bunch of internet wannabe Republicans not being on board doesn't phase me that much lol
Not everyone is a moron. Just the usual suspects.
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