canada

Reddit comments over the past year:
1. Constant barrage of "Trudeau sucks and must resign"
2. Trudeau steps down from Liberal Party leadership
3. Barrage stops, Trudeau continues doing what he has always done (while parliament is prorogued)
4. "Wow Trudeau is great, what changed?"
🤔🤔🤔

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I haven't watched every Trudeau speech, but I've watched my share and most of them have been of this caliber. He takes his job seriously, and he does what he believes is right for Canadians and the world. I can disagree, but I don't hold his integrity in doubt. And yes, I really wish electoral reform happened.

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It does, but there has been a very obvious psyop going on that stopped.

Could be a good time to go back and compare active accounts before/after the resignation.

There’s this political YouTuber, JJ something, who talked at one point about the Canadian identity and one thing that many Canadians identify with “anti-American-ness”

I suspect this explicit “standing up to the US” has broad omnipartisan support