When the LPC makes promises that sound like NDP promises, it's best to compare the phrasing.
What the NDP promises, the LPC "looks into", "takes steps towards" and "considers". This phrasing is not an accident. Don't be fooled.
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Despite what liberals would have you believe, the definition of "leverage" is not "to keep on giving up more and more stuff unilaterally to help [insert liberal politician] get elected".
When you buy something from a coffee shop or local grocer, you want your money going right to the business owner.
We made a deal with Visa and Mastercard โ and now, small businesses will save up to 27% more on their credit card fees.
@BrandonTozzo So one of the only two parties with a full slate of candidates is set to win? That's surprising.
I'm glad someone is here to explain these things to me.
@_letterbxmb Like a ratcheted gear that only turns one way, the ratchet effect describes the gradual rightward movement in western politics.
A conservative party moves policy to the right, a liberal party holds the line, repeat.
@_letterbxmb I think this might be a case of people adding the euphemism after the fact.
This was definitely used as a method of selling stolen shit in a variety of pop culture references going back many decades.