32 Replies to “Libs Wanna Know”

  1. The quiz is f’ed up. It says that you can answer up to a certain number of choices say 3, it won’t allow that third answer so you’re in fact only allowed two choices. In one question it allows only one answer and when you give one, it won’t allow that answer.
    One wonders how much the consultant was paid to code that quiz. They should get a refund.

    It is fun to give “other” answers though, like build pipelines or get Trudeau out of office.

    1. When a question asking for one answer doesn’t let you give one answer, it gives a blank answer. When submitted, the quiz won’t accept a blank answer so won’t accept your submission. Totally messed up like only a Trudeau government thing can be

    2. I picked OTHER for my selections and wrote in my own answers.

      They won’t like them.

      1. Soon as I noticed that option, I did the same.
        The mere fact that the survey is structured as “how many different ways do you want us to spend taxpayer money” tells us what they intend to do. Not that it’s a surprise.

      2. So did I.
        And consistently my message was “lower taxes, reduce regulations, make people more free”. Applied to almost to every question.

  2. My every answer was a version of “cut government spending to reduce inflation pressure and market fear, and to free up the economy”. I’ll bet the Liberals will love it.

    1. My responses mirrored the sentiment. “Get out of the way, and allow businesses and individuals to drive Innovation.”

  3. Or you could ask Travis Huigen about how the Canadian govt. had him toss over 30,000 liters of milk because he produced too much on his dairy farm….hence the constantly high price for the consumer.

  4. Most of my responses were similar to: “Get the government out of it. You only exacerbate bad situations.”

  5. That was fun!
    I wish I had taken screen shots. I forgot to add – Resign and let someone competent govern.

  6. In the end, they’ll only take the responses that they want. The ones where the sheeple bleat for free stuff.

  7. I assume that all “Other” comments will go straight to trash and not counted. Did it anyway and left my full and honest opinions 🙂

  8. I filled it out. I answered “other” for just about every question, and in the space provided wrote: None of the above, followed by admonitions to cut spending, red tape, and (especially) the size of the federal government. The whole process is a joke, though, as you are only asked to choose between suggested spending options that are already part of the usual Librano “spending our way to prosperity” hogwash. Do note that many of these spending options are repeated more than once, so as to give you a chance to pick them again if you made other choices previously. Notably, nowhere in the supposed budget planning ideas is there a single solitary mention of such things as debt repayment, cutting the size of government, tax cuts, eliminating unnecessary regulation, cutting spending, or ending the stupid rush to Nut Zero. As usual with the Zoolander government, it is all about vote-buying, er, spending, er, “investment”.

  9. “Build pipelines, invest in oil and gas development, and sell LNG to allies when they ask for it”. Pretty simple economic plan.

    Also, I’m a member of the identifiable group “Fringe Minority”.

  10. All my answers focused on getting rid of the debt, reducing government programs and staff, getting rid of anything to do with climate change, lowering taxes, and reducing government regulations.

  11. I identified as Canadian.

    What really annoyed me is realizing how the Liberals have destroyed the conversation. For example, “safer communities” translates as “stealing your guns” instead of “keeping your community free of criminals.”

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