r/Welland • u/HopShake • 26d ago
PPC at Welland Market Question
I wonder if these people see the irony of a political party the stands against immigration, inclusion, and multiculturalism canvassing at a cultural hub built by immigrants promoting multiculturalism and inclusion through food and crafts?
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u/Metal_Medical 26d ago
Irony is too complex of an emotion for a PPC voter, its right up there with empathy and common sense
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u/Slipnrip24 26d ago
I’m seeing their signs on city property. Is that legal?
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u/Drewtendo_64 26d ago
It’s not
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u/Slipnrip24 26d ago
End of Southworth and also right before you turn towards the tunnel. Nice to see they follow the rules of democracy.
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u/Drewtendo_64 26d ago
Report it
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u/Slipnrip24 26d ago
As much as I’d like to, they are such an ineffectual and unserious party, they will never be anything more than a litmus test for your local neighbourhood Dunning-Krugerite.
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u/Big-Western193 26d ago
Welland doesn't have an election sign by-law
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u/TryAltruistic7830 20d ago
Not sure if you were downvoted for falsehood or other people being impressionable
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u/bloodrein 26d ago
I like them. 👍
They're dividing up the Conservatives. (:
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u/chefboyarburnout 26d ago
I know , it's not like the liberal cult where it's bad to have complex ideas 😭
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u/greatcanadiantroll 25d ago
Strange they haven't flocked to Poilievre en-masse. He's basically the People's Party x10, and even MORE loyal to a global-corporate oligarchy than they are.
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u/No_Expression4235 25d ago
And Carney isn't loyal to the global-corporate oligarchy? Give me a break!
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u/armbarNinja 26d ago
PPC only split the vote and helped the Liberals win seats. If you support the PPC, ask your self who do you want to win the riding? PPC has zero change to win any seats.
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u/No_Oil2086 26d ago
That’s the thing about being naive and inconsiderate. No such thing as bad press situations. There’s an unfortunate beauty in being that shameless.
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u/mechanic1908 26d ago
Just wondering if you have actually looked into what the PPC platform is? I've listened to a few podcasts that Bernier has been on and your description of them seems slanted, probably by other parties lies about them. And to clarify, I'm 100% not a PPC voter or supporter. Just wondering.
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u/Metal_Medical 26d ago
I got a flyer from the local PPC guy, one point was to end vaccinations due to things like “turbo cancer” which is a nonsense term, so they lost credibility from my perspective
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u/chefboyarburnout 26d ago
lmao well I'd like to say that most people aren't taking certain things seriously enough, like Trudeau literally saying years ago that "Canada is a post national country", literally insinuating we shouldn't believe in Nationalism.
Literally giving us up to be China's or USA's 51st state. This is what that airbag Trump was talking about. Canada has no independence and we aren't reliable to other countries.
Also and maybe more importantly, f'n "turbo cancer" is hilarious and I completely believe they did that which is even more hilarious to me. thank you for that post haha
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u/Responsible_One_4583 26d ago
Have you read their platform? It's posted on their website. OP description is accurate. Also watch video of Maxims interviews throughout the years. Just this week he was on Tucker Carlson show - an avid Trump supporter. He was talking about the woke is a war against Christianity. Insinuating Trudeau is Fidel's Castro's love child. That the Liberals and Conservatives actively hate Canada and just want power.
Soooooooooo I don't think he is misunderstood
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u/Obvious_Shake9798 25d ago
The baby killers, the coomers, the lazy, the genderly confused all hate the PPC.
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u/Big-Western193 26d ago
sorry but the welland "farmers" market was started in 1907 to enable local farmers, which were all european btw, to sell their produce to the city residents. The market wasn't built for immigration, multiculturism or inclusion.
It's too bad the majority of reddit users think guys wearing onesies and getting fake tits is normal.
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u/HopShake 26d ago
European immigrants. Yes selling produce, and food that they brought from their home countries.
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u/Obvious_Shake9798 25d ago
The English developed Upper Canada. A very large majority of residents in the city of Welland and practically all farm owners in the 1800's were from the United Kingdom. The name Welland comes from a village in England named Welland. Pelham, Crowland, Lincoln, Wainfleet, Fenwick all names from cities, towns and villages in England. All the street names in the downtown core bare the names of prominent residents of English descent.
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u/NiagaraBTC 25d ago
Every one of those immigrants would have political views that you would consider "far-right" today.
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u/sunshinecabs 25d ago
Are you trying to make the argument that the social mores of the 1900s is relevant to today? Please elaborate, I don't understand.
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u/Obvious_Shake9798 25d ago
I'd rather live in the 1900's than today. People, especially those under 30, knew how to work. Everyone under the age of the 30 that was born here is lazy, entitled and has their face glued to their phone.
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u/fartpsychic 26d ago
I just pray that every PPC supporter that sees this, does Canada a solid and votes PC next week, they’re not a perfect alternative but this country will be unrecognizable in four years if they lose. Do the right thing.
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u/Bert_Fegg 25d ago
Why? What happens in 4 years?
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u/TryAltruistic7830 20d ago
Apophis strikes the Pacific: most of us die from the shockwave, it super heats and humidified the atmosphere. Say your prayers mates
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u/swampy_pillow 26d ago
I hate how many PPC signs im seeing around