Its spelled fuckass, fuckaas

I know too many left wing, feminist, anti-racism white men irl to trust them online or in any space.

2. Both Avi and McPherson are using narratives that stand a chance in grabbing attention.

I chose those two as the leads for a number of reasons: 1. Rob's outdated caricature and narrative, while gets my sympathy, is a guaranteed flush down the toilet in terms of public perception. He's already lost. And Campbell is far too sociology forward for Canada's majority conservative electorate

Interesting, thanks for sharing that. Do you think that it might be an element of resilience of integrity in this case? Or worded differently, do working people stand to lose more from an Avi or a McPherson leadership?

The nature of credibility is that once lost, you can't just carry on as if it has not, The Breach

I never trust political family businesses

I like that one! Dr Jones Jones paging Dr Jones!

Exactly. Thank you for the one-neuron effort. Play again somewhere else.

That's irrelevant. Attacking another candidate when there's nothing to gain is petty, and speaks volumes about what Martin is *not* saying out loud.

Then he feigns concern over voters who might get upset with political engagement? I see you're really good with the BS, Martin. So disappointing.

I listened to this podcast. I was surprised that Martin Lukacs did not disclose his affiliation with Avi Lewis' campaign until much later in the episode, only to dunk on Yves Engler for not following rules?

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Not possible. Keep them separated while feeding them close to each other (on either side of the door). Eventually they will get used to each other's scent but will still fight. As long as they associate the other with the threat of resource scarcity they will be in conflict.

I'd be irresponsible not to!