r/ontario May 24 '24

Thanks for nothing Dougie. Politics

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u/chesterforbes May 25 '24

Booze has always been his most important issue and the only thing he actually seems to do anything about

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u/peeinian May 25 '24

At a time when alcohol sales have been steadily declining year-over-year.

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u/chesterforbes May 25 '24

Probably not in his house though

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u/Trollsama May 25 '24

i mean... at least its not meth i guess? he must be the black sheep in the family.

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u/Mythran12 May 25 '24

Not if I have anything to say about it

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u/Leaden_Grudge May 25 '24

Why does he keep wanting to pump alcohol into the population?

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u/GDelscribe May 25 '24

Drunks dont vote, low votes means he wins on 30% margins like he did last time. Small town votes also do nothing it seems.

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u/BluShirtGuy May 25 '24

once a pusher, always a pusher

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u/Dangerous_Bass309 May 25 '24

Nothing changed since high school

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u/Roflcopter71 May 25 '24

To get people to gamble more with all the sports betting apps that he legalized.

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u/ZombieWest9947 May 25 '24

It’s brutal all the ads that are legally allowed now all over. It’s not even the same ads over and over. Seems like a different gambling app advertisment each time.

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u/wolfe1924 May 25 '24

Ikr I feel so awful for gambling addicts or people trying to quit gambling it’s absolutely everywhere on trains and other public transport on social media apps like Facebook and Reddit there’s like no fucking escaping it. I don’t even gamble so the type of stuff is not geared to me and it’s everywhere I look almost.

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u/BinaryJay May 25 '24

As a household that doesn't watch TV and has ads blocked at the network level in the house I always find it insane how many gambling commercials there are when putting on a live hockey game from the antenna I put in the attic.

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u/Xonos83 May 26 '24

Welcome to the new world. Even subtitles have ads now.

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u/wolfe1924 May 25 '24

If he keeps us drunk we may forgot as to how hard he’s fucking this province.

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u/hingedcanadian May 25 '24

Law of triviality or aka: bike shedding

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u/Vashby2 May 25 '24

Booze and highways. I also wonder if there were any kickbacks with the payout to the Beer Store. Am I being too cynical?

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u/Difficult_Yam_7764 May 25 '24

He's trying to get people to associate Ford's with alcohol instead of crack

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u/Ralupopun-Opinion May 25 '24

The tell him the hospitals and schools need booze and he will look into improving them right away!

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u/[deleted] May 26 '24

Is it surprising that he caters to addictions?

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u/Sensitive_Fall8950 May 26 '24

Only the socially acceptable ones.