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[chuckChuck]

We used to have many progressive conservatives who would often switch back and forth between the liberals and conservatives. Progressive on most social issues but fiscally conservative.

But much of the western Conservative base has moved to the far right, but their leadership is still more moderate hoping to still expand the tent a little and keep the progressive conservative vote.

[agstar77]

Need to kick a few out of the tent.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

We used to have many progressive conservatives who would often switch back and forth between the liberals and conservatives. Progressive on most social issues but fiscally conservative.

But much of the western Conservative base has moved to the far right, but their leadership is still more moderate hoping to still expand the tent a little and keep the progressive conservative vote.

Did they move right, or did the entire political spectrum move left, while they stood still?

[foragefarmer]

Never been a fan of the carbon tax or over regulation of farming in general. Not a fan of crop insurance from the government . There is the matter of Quebec special status,hmm.

I personally would have thrown in AgriInvest and AgriStability in the mix as well, does that qualify me as a Libertarian as some on here call themselves.

Spoiled my ballot the last 4 or 5 elections because no party leader has the qualifications to be PM. Protest vote.

If you don't go with the flow on Agriville you're labelled like a soup can on here.

Different opinion and the boot them out crowd is all over it.

"Conform or be cast out" Subdivisions by Rush

[cropgrower]

and also i would say vehicle insurance , i hate the autopac here in manitoba , tried to make a claim one time and found them beyond painfull to deal with , in ireland if you are not happy with one company you just walk down the street into the next, lots of choice and competition

[sumdumguy]

vaccines may hold promise after thorough long-term testing but recently much research is showing promise in US and abroad in Car-T cell manipulation. It seems that cancer is cellular mutation- either congenital or acquired. This cellular mutation is replicated by some sort of teaching mechanism. Seems researchers can isolate the mutated cells, repair the damaged genes and replace them in the patient where they replicate perfectly to replace the cancerous ones. This is the jest I got from researchers on Dr. Oz. Just passing on my understanding which is simple and non-medical. From my knowledge on genetic bone marrow disease, where these damaged genes go back to teach new genes to be deficient too, I guess it gives me hope that research will solve the cancer dilemma, like we all do.

[ajl]

Only two positions on the political spectrum today: far RIGHT vs wrong. Right does not keep company with wrong nor does good fellowship with evil. This why there is no such thing as 'progressive conservative".

[agstar77]

Only two positions on the political spectrum today: far RIGHT vs wrong. Right does not keep company with wrong nor does good fellowship with evil. This why there is no such thing as 'progressive conservative".

That viewpoint has us in the polarized mess we are in. It worse in the U.S. the far right wants things to go back to the 50s. That is not going to happen.

[biglentil]

Well just take a look at all the diseases and disorder little lentil has listed.

And no doubt many of them caused by vaccines and science none the less.

It looks like the kind of list that a flat earther hypochondriac might make.

This coming from a walking needle cushion thats rich. I havent been to a doctor in 25 years but for the odd required transport Can medical. Not one prescription drug, even over counter very rarely. Let me guess you still wear a mask in public. Sheep.

[jazz]

6 months to live, maybe I take mrna. Hail mary.

But seeing as mrna tech has still to get full approval for covid after 3 yrs and they have been working on a cancer vaccine for 25 yrs with successive string of failures, its not coming any time soon.

CAR-T has much more potential. It has already technically cured many blood cancers already.