Election Fever

It’s that time again boys and girls.  Time for the small percentage of us responsible citizens to get excited about the future, the changes that can be made with a new mandate and the wonderful possibilities that lay ahead for a Canada run by a responsible government.  And time for those of you that don’t fall into the above category to bitch about how all parties are the same, how it’s a waste of tax dollars and how you don’t care who wins anyways, but you’ll vote, because your mommy always votes liberal.  ARGH!.  Seriously, there should be a test on the ballot.  If you can’t name at the very least all the major party leaders (NDP, Conservatives, Liberals, and Bloc Quebecois) your ballot is spoilled.  I don’t get these people who complain when poller turnout is low (only 65%!). Good, that means that some of the dumbasses that don’t care and don’t know what their doing didn’t show up to pick a random name.  If you don’t follow the issues, you don’t get to have a say.  Simple as that, or at least it should be.  And for all you people who say “I’m afraid of harper, so I’m voting Liberal” have you looked at their leader lately.

As for the Greens getting into the debate, THEY DON’T HAVE AN ELECTED MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.  The debates are too short as it is.  If she’s in, Duceppe should be out of the English debate.