people just don't know what he stands for. the reason he is so popular is because he relentlessly attack trudeau over everything and he honestly does it well in addition to having total disdain for our mainstream media (which is rightfully deserved). the problem is that attacking trudeau with such vitriol is popular because of how terrible trudeau is, but he never really articulates an actual position.  frankly his most prominent position is "axe the tax" which is getting rid of the carbon tax, which is basically irrelevant for most people (the federal carbon tax isn't even applicable in provinces which created a carbon pricing system before so whether you are for or against it the question is irrelevant to like half the country, it is basically just that alberta and saskatchewan don't like it because they produce oil and gas and the conservative party's base is there where they get literally every seat by margins which are so high that the conservatives have won the popular vote and lost the election twice in a row). there is tendency for climate change skepticism in the far-right so there is a bit of a conspiratorial brained overlap to people who think the "globalists are taking over" by appending "with climate policies that will make you eat bugs and own nothing and be happy" (peter sweden is one such twitter account where i roll my eyes whenever the dude thinks anticlimate change policies is somehow a "victory", i can understand not caring because opposing migration is more important, but this is seriously a case where the anti-green conspiracy right is superseding the anti-replaceist right. replacement migration isn't a conspiracy theory, we don't need to align ourselves with these lunatics, i can understand it when this was new and they were the only ones who would give us the time of day but the indian plague is so obvious that people won't care why they are here, they will just want them gone.
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