mostly inactive, lemmy.ca is now too tainted with trolls from big instances we’re not willing to defederate
I don’t disagree that if we had more and more present family doctors this would have been significantly mitigated.
But it’s primarily the fault of antivax morons. There are populations with fewer family doctors per capita that have higher vaccination rates.
The thing you’re quoting talks about current number of cases, but also talks about the large outbreak in Alberta. Maybe you forgot to remove that second sentence?
Or maybe you think that losing eradication status came from the current count of cases instead of the two outbreaks followed by endemic cases?
Conservative floor crossers are a clear data point that refutes your proposition.
As much as a record snow storm refutes global warming. What would really refute me would be an election cycle where conservatives stop gaining seats while flirting with far right ideology. I yearn to see it, I just won’t bet on it.
Your comment was long so I guess it’s on me for not highlighting which part I was commenting on:
I’m sure part of the hope is that the liberals will shift right far enough, that the cons won’t have a viable path to full control of the government.
I’m saying this hope is misguided. The cons are solidifying as Canada’s far right and the Liberals will never be right of center enough to make the Cons not viable.
similar to how they’d gone too far to the left recently
lol I’ll read this as “too far for their own good” instead of “too far for the common good”, then I could see how that could be a thing
I don’t really see how anything from their current situation or their historic style of government translates to Canada’s electoral stuff
And yet, PP is copying the homework
thinking the Liberals are far right
That’s not what I said
because they tabled a budget based on actual finances and economics
What are you even talking about, I didn’t even mention the budget
How much farther right does the centrist party needs to go before the far-right option drops of the table and the “leftist” option becomes viable as the new center? The southern neighbour has shown us: too much
Canadaland seems to have been going downhill
Me saying “the rest of country turns it’s brain off”, may have been a little more loaded than I realised, I will take accountability for that, honest mistake on my part.
That’s healthy. But if you can be this generous with yourself, try doing it for others too.
No