The Canadian Election

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Originally posted by Keith Webb
There seems to be a slight disapproval of the liberal party in the forum... I was wondering whether someone could profile a 'typical' liberal voter for us non-Canucks - demographic - appearance - preferences (a dislike of wusty old twucks, perhaps) - you know the sort of thing - it appears the standard anti-liberal profile is to drive a CMP!

In fact the impression I have of a typical Canadian Liberal voter is someone rather effemenite who when they're not out hugging trees is protesting against the war-like nature of our CMPs!

Kieth, rather than describing what a Liberal is, it is probably easier and more descriptive to tell what they aren't.

Liberals aren't:

Servicemen, veterans, hunters, gun collectors, people who honour WW I, WW II, or Korean vets; believers in tradition; supporters of personal freedom; frugal with our tax dollars; concerned with the opinion of the majority of Canadians; military vehicle restorers; from British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, or the North West Territories; people who will stand up to the Indian tribes when the natives break every law on the books; people who will stand up to the Bloc Quebecois and treat them like the traitors they are!; humble; honest; fair; above sucking off the U.S. military's teat if it means they can spend less on defence; supporters of property rights for Canadians; for law and order; for tough sentences for criminals; in favour of Capitol punishment; in favour of an immigration policy that will maintain the historic mix and balance of Canada's population; equally sharing the tax payer's dollars; in favour of a political system that is fairer to most Canadians (i.e. an elected Senate); supporters of Canadian war heroes such as Billy Bishop; rural; ........
I could go on and on but I think you're getting the picture, right Kieth?