

Regarding collective bargaining and environmental policy: We’re in the middle of an historic economic restructuring and he’s going to get some leeway, particularly given his expertise, in how he executes on that. I may not agree with everything he does, but I’m also not naive enough to think that we don’t have to sacrifice in some places.
Bill C9 expressly does not make criticism of Israel, advocacy for Palestinians or peaceful political protest a hate crime. Carney said that specifically, and the government openly recognized Palestinian statehood, and I’m glad they did.
When you misrepresent everything in a hyperbolic way it diminishes your overall credibility, as does connecting your opponent to vile organizations like MAGA without any justification whatsoever. You know nothing about me, but from your comments I have the sense I know just as much as I need to know about you.
It’s hard to take you seriously my friend. To begin with, I don’t think you’ve explored the topic of AI very deeply. For sure the industry and the technology is out over its skis right now, but there is no putting that genie back in the bottle. Your ‘solution’ is naive in the extreme. AI will change society whether we want to ignore it or not. Do you suppose that we could have ignored or reversed the agricultural revolution, or the industrial revolution?
Our effort is better spent growing with it, understanding it, and merging it into our society in a way that respects our values and our goals.