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  • He seemed like a nice man. I met him briefly when he made a campaign stop in Thunder Bay during the 2011 election. RIP Jack.

  • Jack was always a leech on the taxpayers of this country..Geezus,truth be known we probably paid for his massage parlour visits too,and he always had a happy ending.......A typical socialist pig.....

  • @42mada Why do we owe Jack anything? He and his both wives, his children and all his friends suck on the public teat and have been doing so for ever.

  • canada has always had work to do and always will, cliche

  • Layton was a good politician but never a good leader to run anything.

  • Rest in peace.

  • About 5000BC Ethics sat & TODAY over 6 Billions people respecting them. Ethics said do NOT select Judges among THIVIES but Judges in Toronto like Ian McNish, Vilbert Lampkin & Robert G. Biglow committed thefts during my trials. Ethics said do NOT have SEX with your children but Ontario Court has ample FILES in contrary; Ethics said do NOT have Anal Sex BUT Corrupt NDP LAYTON & Corrupt JUDGES of Ontario Court of Appeal APPROVED IT... that Canadian in MAJORITY found OUTRAGEOUS

  • Gotta lotta work 2 do.

  • @manhattan85 I'll second that. Canada has a lotta work to do!

  • $3

  • Jack, one of the very few honest politicians. Love ya man.

  • C'est tellement lui! :)

  • rip, at least you made your dream come true

  • Even then he was pulling off upsets, RIP

  • i'd hit it

  • RIP.

  • A true hero. May he rest in peace. It's a shame he never became prime minister in the last years of his life.

  • does anyone know his address in Toronto? I'd like to send flowers

  • @whatthafahk  you can try City Hall or his office on 221 Broadview Avenue, Suite 100.

  • @whatthafahk His family has asked for donations to be made to the Broadbent Institute in memoriam as an alternative for flowers. More information is at the NDP website.

  • R.I.P jack!

  • Jack Layton showed what it means to fight for what you believe in, to stand up even if your opposition is overwhelming. No matter what political stripe you are, we all owe this man a great deal. RIP Jack, you will be missed.

  • @42mada Jack Layton showed what it meant to be a really nice guy with a completely idiotic political ideology. RIP Jack Layton and RIP NDP.

  • @JaysGOP Oh you mean that one ideology thats created competitive economies and high rates of equality in northern Europe? Maybe that one guy Lula Da Silva's record in Brazil of reducing poverty and growing his country's economy? Don't even get me started on this debate, find something else to do on the interwebz other than troll.

  • @billy51020 The one that almost killed Sweden's economy after it thrived in the 1970's? The one that crippled Britain until Thatcher saved their asses? Don't get me started buddy because there is no feasible economic argument in favor of socialism.

  • Shalom.

    Coline

  • r.i.p. jack, you were a hero for canadians

  • Well done, Jack. Thank you.

  • r.i.p

  • Damn people looked nerdy back then

  • way to go jack thanks for finaly killing the bloc party and stealing half there rideings.

  • Get better Jack!

  • good luck Jack Layton with your new cancer, you are a great Jack and the NPD is there because of you

  • Holy moly, has Jack ever changed !!

    He was smart enough to lose that loser-geek-nerd boy image.

  • He looks like Burt Reynolds! My knock on him is that he's arrogant, but in many ways he's like Trudeau. Arrogant, but believed in something. He wasn't just playing politics. He came in with a vision. Jack seems to have a vision. At least you can deal with people like that and reason with them.

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  • @NBLP7096

    Learn your history. Stalin was the one who screwed up Russia's communism.

  • Is this our new PM?

  • @chick256

    We can only wish he will be. Unfortunately it seems unlikely.

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  • @justrixx - Communist ancestry.

  • @RicPhlare

    His father was a conservative politician.

  • HAIR

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  • Come on facebook check out this elections Page : " Canadian Federal Election News Feed "

  • ...1982- he looks like a rapist

    ...2011 - he looks like a rapist

    ...he has a good track record

  • @MrMegaWolfeman

    No way man he looks like Ned Flanders and that's hella cool in my books!

  • @icarus313 i guess he would be supported amongst the Plebs....

  • sexy then, sexy now.

  • Jack and his wife used to live in subsidized housing when they had a combined income of over $120,000. An honest politician!! I doubt it.

  • @raddman20031960 Are you aware that subsidized housing is based on your income? You pay 30% of your monthly income or full market value if you make more in any given month. They were not in subsidized housing, though. They lived in a mixed income co-op where they paid full rent.

  • @koldbludded

    Thanks for the info but, thats not what I read when I did a search on Jack.

  • @raddman20031960 That's because the truth is boring lol. I have read a lot of threads where people were complaining that he shouldn't have lived in the co-op because there are peopls who need subsidized housing and he was taking their place. But the idea behind these mixed income co-ops was to prevent ghettoization.

  • hahahahaha

  • I think he looks better without hair.

  • Holy crap it's Jack!

  • coke bottle glasses

  • Yeah, I wouldn't have racognised him.

  • If Rick Moranis was a socialist porn star...

  • lmao mustache rides are 10 cents when jack come into town

  • oh my gosh....

    HE HAD HAIR

  • This guy had hair?????????????????

  • He looks like an 80s porn star.

  • Layton looks like Daniel Farraday fro LOST

  • LAYTON YOU THE MAN!

  • Almost 30 years later and he's still rockin' the moustache

  • What a man

  • OMG he had hair!... Sorta.

  • Taliban Jack is unrecognizable.

  • lol nerd guy

  • LOL The mustache! :P

  • mustache win

  • bwahaha soo funny looking.

  • It's simple. A wallet is where the money is. You "Tax and Spend" Libbie/Socialists want mine.

    Try working HARD in your own business. Then write out a huge cheque for to Ottawa, for NOTHING!!!!

    It's really scary that if someone disagrees with you, they aren't educated enough, or they are from the wrong province. How shallow.

    Respect? Actual adults can vehemently disagree with someone's policy, and still respect them. The two aren't mutually exclusive. Jackie's lost me on both counts.

  • You do realize that the deficit has ballooned under the Cons?!? In fact, as most independent studies show, it's usually NDP prov govt's that have the least deficit spending, followed by Libs with Cons last. This is unsurprising as you folks don't think government can be a force for good, so you believe in drowning it in debt! Tax and spend is better than tax cut and spend. At least I believe in paying for my agenda. You want everyones kids to!

  • Typical political BS job... Good one. The world economy is in a meltdown. It's all over the news. I thought you'd have seen it. :)

    The honest truth is that all that stimulus package money was just a spit in the ocean. It is important to spend so gov't (whatever stripe) shows that they have 'confidence' in the economy. But it's a PR game. If they didn't spend it, they would be accused of not believing in their own country. Rebates on upgrades to peoples own homes, were a brilliant idea.

  • It's not just this time that conservatives (small c) tax-cut and spend policies have created huge deficit spending. Using the world economy as an excuse is lame because this has also happened during economic times that were better than these. It's a conservative tradition for the last 30 years... examples include Thatcher, Reagan, Mulroney, Bush I & II, Gordon Campbell and now Harper.

    And yeah, we probably are the only two ppl racking up the views. But, meh, w/e this was fun/funny.

  • @vkeightyfive Ooooohhhhh hard to take that one.

    Every respected economists say this economic slide that is second only to the great depression. It's a big thing

    Thatcher raised taxes like a bast*rd to pay for the overspending of the previous decadeSSSS. They were broke! It was only a few years ago that they got on stable ground.

    On the home front, if the economy gets too heated up, we are hooped! At 600billion+ debt if we have interest rates jump up, we will be will be in the soup!

  • @vkeightyfive The only hope is massive inflation. Many economists are saying because of US spending, that this will definitely come. I hate to say that inflation is a good thing, but if the economy grows quickly and inflation jumps up, incomes jump a while after that, and therefore everyones taxes jump because it is based on a percentage of income. But the amount of money Canada owes stays the same. Sucky scenerio, but likely.

    Plan all financing CAREFULLY. Conservatively I'd say!! LOL!!

  • Yet again, this no defence for Conservative fiscal irresponsibility. It's one thing to have to go into deficit NOW (albeit, not a desired thing), it was another to piss away the surplus in a short two years before 2008. Harper may be an economist, but he's an incompetent manager of our tax dollars (yes, we socialists pay them too!)

  • Ohhh, so you really are a fiscal conservative!!! Horray!!!! LOL!! One more convert!

    Money spent now keeps the financial neophytes from panicking. Those beginners could cause a cascade of collapse that we could only have in our deepest nightmares. It is about calming the market to panic.

    All the Libs ever did was to download expenses to the provinces to make a surplus. A pseudo surplus. If your neighbour had to pay your mortgage, you'd look good too.

  • @vkeightyfive Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. You're a card, do you actually believe you're own bullshit that you write.

  • @vidlivs

    LOL, you just responded to an argument I had over a year ago. Major Fail for you.

  • @vkeightyfive I meant to say that the amount of money that Canada owes stays 'about' the same. Lingering debt servicing costs notwithstanding. Sorry.

    Winston Churchill once said "If you are under 30 and you aren't a liberal, you have no heart. If you are over 30 and aren't a conservative, you have no brain." He actually said it.

    I don't believe that Harper is a messiah by any means, but in a rough economy, he is by FAR the best choice.

    Dionne? There isn't enough money in the world.

  • Here's a better quote ;-):

    "I never meant to say that the Conservatives are generally stupid. I meant to say that stupid people are generally conservative. I believe that is so obviously and universally admitted a principle that I hardly think any gentleman will deny it."

    John Stuart Mill

    P.S. your attitude just proves my point about conservative fiscal irresponsibility. Obviously we have to run a deficit now, but heros of yours like Bush (and their pals), do it in good times too.

  • @vkeightyfive There you go again. taking a stereotype and assigning it to anyone that disagrees with you. Anyone that is conservative in policy subscribes to whatever dogma that ANYONE with a "C"onservative policy believes in. C'mon. Stick to the topic. There are stupid people on every side of everything.

    Here are the basics.

    Bush is an idiot.

    The economy is in the crapper

    If you spend more than you have, it's bad.

    Jacks policy would see the last point ignored completely.

  • Why are you complaining about stereotyping when you used that Winston Churchill quote first? Grow up dude.

    The point remains that Harper's Cons pissed away the surplus. Layton wouldn't have done that w/ huge corporate/upper class tax cuts. While the Libs were bad for downloading services and gutting the welfare state, at least they balanced the budget. Harper kept blindly cutting taxes till the surplus was gone so when the economic crisis hit, it wasn't surprising we were pushed into deficit.

  • @vkeightyfive If you over tax any business, there is no incentive to do any business. They go elsewhere.

    You have never owned a business before, have you?

    Here is the new revised NDP tax form

    How much did you earn?

    What were the costs?

    How much did you profit?

    Send it in.

    Want proof that an NDP fiscal policy can't work? It's 7 letters long. Ontario. They started their NDP plan and ended up tighter than any Conservative gov't ever. Now the culprit is #2 guy in the Libs. Not looking good.

  • what about B.C, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, N.B and N.S all of those places have had massive Ndp majoritys and manitoba and N.s still do and they all have done really well

  • @Gardenstatehomecomin Hmmm, not exactly an all star cast though, is it. Other than Saskatchewan, they have all been in a bit (or a lot) of a decline for quite some time. Frankly most of them have made their turnaround possible by being fiscally 'conservative'.

    Look at the makeup of workers in Ft McMurray. Most of them know more about fish oil, than crude oil. If things were great at home, they wouldn't leave.

    I

  • @Gardenstatehomecomin How easy it is too forget Bob Rae and his Rae days of the social contract. Unionized government employees who made him, felt betrayed and business and private enterprise were words that did not exist in Ontario with him as Premiere. He bankrupted the province by overspending on public services and then had to go back to those public employees to try and show restraint, while extending the closing of schools and hospitals....Nice work.

  • @vkeightyfive Hey idiot, Harper is forced to spend more than he wants because he has a minority government. Any defecits that he has encumbered is because he has to pander to NDP and liberal spend interests. If he had a majority government then you could complain, until then shut up and keep stealing from future generations by saddling them with your debts. Cutting taxes and gutting

    excess social services that are special interest driven is the only way to a healthy economy.

  • @vkeightyfive I meant to say that the debt wouldn't rise more than debt + the cost of the servicing that debt.

    Just heard Ross Riblliotti (dope smokin skier dude?) is a fan of Iggy and want's to run for the Lib's. OMG! I'd say they might want to sway him to the NDP. He'll find a home there easier. LOL!!!!!

    (I'm not convinced that the THC in his system was there 'involuntarily',) that's beside the point.

    I hate comments that get off topic, so.........

    Layton is not good! ;)

  • Speaking of that, I never understood why cons are so obsessed with other people's personal lives. I don't smoke pot, I don't like it and my lifestyle is... dare I say conservative. But I don't care if other people do.

    I'm a fan of Iggy too but for diff. reasons. Though I think people are writing the Libs off too quickly considering their domination of Canadian politics from 1896 to 2006, maybe he'll run them into the ground.

    Back on topic. Layton = OK, but a politician. Harper = angry/evil.

  • @vkeightyfive this is fun!

    Iggy was bought, whoops! BROUGHT back to Canada to "save us". That is impossible with the complete lack of a discernible policy on ANYTHING he has put forward! He is adrift in his own press releases.

    The problem with the pot thing is that it does affect other people. If you grow it at home and you smoke it, I don't care. But when a guy grows in and sells it and he kills 4 mounties like it did in Alberta (Mayerthorpe?) it becomes a bigger problem.

  • The bigger problem there was that he was A) a psychopath and B) had stolen all those guns! That's the thing that bothers me... people, especially criminals, with assault weapons (way to get rid of the long-run registry Harper!). Besides, if pot were legal then it wouldn't be associated with people like Rozcko or to a lesser extent unsavoury tenants who ruin rental properties w/ grow ops.

  • @vkeightyfive Long gun registry. Does anyone really think that Rosco (?) would have registered ANYTHING with the government? Just a tip to all those dropping into our conversation. They are called CRIMINALS because they do things outside the law! Therefore, CRIMINALS will NEVER register!!

    Frankly is was blatant pandering to Quebec, and the urban voters. It was sold as a crime prevention bill, but it could never be one. Only law abiding citizen would ever register anyway. For $2Billion+? No

  • BTW, when I say I'm a "fan" of Iggy I mean that in the sense that I want him to stay leader of the Liberals for a little while longer to damage their prospects.

  • @vkeightyfive I'd have to agree with you on Iggy. He is more Over-Hyped than "New Coke" was!

    He is nowhere, with no discernible policy on anything. Except to oppose what ever the government does, that is.

    the closest thing to a good leader I've seen in the Lib arsenal is a guy that more recently has backed the Con's on Afganistan. He is John Manley. Somehow I thought he was a pretty sharp guy. At one point he was deputy PM, so he can't be an idiot.

    Just my opinion, though.

  • @Miradart ndp are better than the liberals and the cons coz they care about the people unlike stephen harper. no one likes stephen harper thats why he has a minority and low voter turnout. and in my riding a level headed ndp who was a woman. happened to win against a fraudulent crackhead mpwho was pc in the most pc province you could think of.

    it makes me wonder how many other pc's are raging crakhead loonies

  • @Gardenstatehomecomin If I could have one wish come true, I'd wish that all politicians would behave honorably everywhere they go and in whatever they do. In my second wish, I'd wish that this would also happen to the rest of us. Unfortunately, we both know that won't happen. People are people. Flawed. I actually have little sympathy for Jaffer. Frankly, he is blew it. But honestly, I doubt that any one party is more likely to have users, than another. (Except maybe the Greens. LOL!! :) )

  • Give me a break. The sole purpose of a political party is to buy votes during election time. They see particular issues/beliefs and they are used as a commodity. Voters bargain with political parties to get certain issues/beliefs addressed. The difference between a conservative and a liberal or any other political party is the difference between having a mustache or beard. In the end, they still appease the middle ground.

  • @MGX Partially correct, but it's a matter of choosing the lesser of evils in a worse case scnenario. The middle ground could also shift because of the government you choose and the propaganda it spews. I'm tired of the liberal propaganda that the federal government is the be all and end all and that they must have their hands in everything. The more free-enterprise and libertarianism the better, and that is definitely not the Liberals or the NDP.

  • @vkeightyfive You think people would vote NDP...hahaha. I can't see people in Western Canada, the maritimes or Quebec who'd vote for a toronto-centric socialist like Layton. The lefties would be at each other's throats to get all those socialist votes from the liberals. A lot of everyday people who used to be loyal to the liberals for historical or family reasons are mostly switching to the Conservatives because they see how corrupt the Fibs are. Only their far left-wing fringe go to the NDP.

  • @vkeightyfive Iggy is worse than Stephane Dion and that takes some doing. But what do you expect when a guy introduces himself as leader of the opposition by sounding like a high school student. "We must stop Harper and his Republican right-wing agenda."..... Wow, is that all you can come up with after spending all that time at Harvard. What a joke...he's got nothing, no solutions. He is a fear-monger who's goal is too stir up social controversy, an old liberal tactic that won't work anymore.

  • @vkeightyfive I wish You tube would post our replies relative to the comments we were responding to. If someone just came upon this vid, they would likely think either you, or I were crazy. Probably you though.

    hehehe LOL!!;)

    Also. I think we are the only 2 people racking up the 'views' counter up there. After all WHO CARES??? It's just politics. There is a reason that Politics and Ethics can't be used interchangeably.

    Just thinking......

  • i think you are crazy

  • @vkeightyfive You realize it's a minority government which means it also has to appease the libs and NDP.

  • nope your taxes go to ottawa so that you can have free health care and school that your kids can go to

  • I respected him up until the attempted coup. I didn't agree with him, but I respected his view. I can't say that now. I will "trash the stash". Loser.

  • Miradart, learn how the parliamentary system works. Maybe after you do you would be able to comment without looking like an idiot.

  • Here's some Polisci 101 for your, since you obviously need it. A) The people elect the MP's. B) The MP's choose a government. C) The government must maintain the confidence of those MP's to remain in power.

    The people didn't give the Conservatives a majority of seats, therefore they are not morally, politically or legally entitled to form a government if they don't have support from the house. If you can't understand that simple concept you shouldn't be allowed to vote.

  • @vkeightyfive Does your arrogance really extend to thinking that I don't know what happens when I vote? Really? Grow up.

    You have obviously not seen enough sunrises..... or time zones.

    Did you learn "Polisci" in school? Proof that education doesn't guarantee knowledge.

    You started this attack because I said I don't respect Jackie Late-on. An opinion makes you attack a person with questions of his or her education. Oh how elitist! Too bad you have no idea. On me, or politics.

  • You've obviously been stuck in Alberta too long to recognize reality.

    Look, I know that people can have whatever reason they want for their votes. If they think Harper is hot they can use that reason to vote Conservative. But it doesn't change the fact that in reality they're voting for their MP. And if that's elitist to mention this simple fact that people should probably learn in a high school civics class, let alone Polisci 101, then yup I'm an elitist AND proud of it!

  • @vkeightyfive LOL!!!! Oh you socialists!!! Delusional socialist. Delusional thin skinned socialist. You continue to make me laugh.

    The NDP has never had a policy that has ever helped any business grow and hire anyone. To them, businesses are WALLET, and are only there to take more money from to give to their pet projects.

    Your arrogance is only surpassed by your ignorance.

    BTW. Jack's now irrelevant. Get over it. LOL!!

  • I love this post other than the fact that it's hilarious and good fun to argue with you it really sheds light on how you really "respected" Layton before 2008. I haven't even brought out my A game and you're already going nuts. It's obvious you're some sort of crazy Albertan Conservative who is about as pro-Canadian as George Washington, Stephen Harper or Jacques Parizeau.

    PS What does "businesses are WALLET" even mean? Interesting way of writing the ol' English language. ;-)

    Cheers Buddy!

  • Jack has raised his nubers in the polls while harpers have gone down.. face it no one likes him anymore

  • @vkeightyfive Hmmmm, deciding who should be allowed to vote. OK howabout just property owners who pay property tax.......Believe me I'm sure if we used your criteria of not understanding the parliamentary system as grounds to take away the vote. You could bet that Harper would have a majority. Most liberal supporters have a follow the herd mentality and don't know the parliamentary system. That's why the Liberals took advantage for so long.

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  • Q: What grade would you have gotten in a polisci class?

    A: .... a big fat FAIL.

    Yet again, we're not Americans. We don't vote for parties or leaders. We vote for MP's who either are or are not members of a Party, which may or may not have a formal leader.

    P.S. there were no "writers of our Parliamentary rules."

  • Right. Our rules of parliament came from GOD. I forgot.

    The vast majority of voters don't give a crap about their individual candidate. They are a means to an end. It's about the policy or the leader. Do you really think that the so called "Trudeau-mania" was simply a great assortment of Liberal candidates? Get real.

    At the local debates (which almost nobody goes to) candidates spend most of their time defending or promoting the national policy.

    Thank you Professor. You can sit down.

  • Yeah, see, you were the one who started rambling about "morality" and how the coalition was "immoral" therefore Jack Layton was immoral. See the thing about that is that it means absolutely nothing since both sides of the issue are never going to agree on what "morality" is. I happen to think it means following parliamentary rules and not being a fucktard like Stephen Harper and his robotic supporters, but whatever, that's just as subjective as your position....

  • @vkeightyfive Hey you! Don't swear! It is giving us REAL elitists a bad name. When you do that you are acting more like an "illiterate".  Besides, you haven't seen enough to qualify to be an "elitist" in anything.

    LOL!!

    Both sides will never agree on what "Morality" is. But everyone knows what "Profanity" is. It's the language of the "uneducated". BUSTED!

    You need to travel this country. Your rainy view of Canada is clouding your judgement.

  • Hilarious. Swearing is bad? The only people who care about that are stuffy social conservatives from Alberta!

    I find it odd that you're so obsessed with where I've been in this country. Especially seeing as I've either lived, worked or travelled in every province of this country (including Alberta).

    Hahaha.

    Hey, when ppl vote for the natural governing Liberals again & you think THEY'RE "socialists" do us reality based folks a favour and move back to Alabama where you belong.

    Cheers :-D

  • FYI here's some more professor stuff for you... Parliamentary rules came from precedents that were set throughout history, since the first English parliament as a result of the Magna Carta. Now we can look forward to a new precedent - anytime a minority PM is about to loose a vote of confidence they can just ask the GG to prorogue parliament! Vive le democracy Canadien.

  • zzzzzzzzzz.....zzzzzzzzzzzsnor­t....yawnnnn......

    Oh, you were done. there you go. siiiigh.

    The Magna Carta WAS written by people. Not by god on a stone tablet, brought down the mountain by a guy with a poor facial hair trimming regiment. Real people from a long time ago. It was so long ago, there weren't even microwaves!! That's a loooong time ago. LOL!!

    ;)

  • Usually parliament is prorogued is when the government has completed their planned agenda. In our circumstance, the oppostion didn't even wait for the government to bring forward their agenda. They jumped right to "We have no confidence."

    Can you really imagine what would happen to your tax rate if Dionne got in? A Carbon Tax, added to the well predicted downturn in the world economy. We'd ALL be out of a job.

    Harper's not perfect (duh) but at least his background is in economics.

  • mp's usually align themselves with a party beacause they have the same or simmilar positions or issues and yes trudeau mania was a combanation of feilding of great mp's and the liberal party and trudeau himself

  • oh and hate to remind you but jack layton's dad was a pc cabinet minister

  • So? By Churchill's standard that just means he hasn't grown up yet.

    As it sits right now, nothing is going to happen. The Con's are still going to run the country. They will bumble along and actually probably get more things right than wrong.

    The Libs, NDP's and the BQ will oppose everything unless it is in their interest so they will arrange themselves to be 'unavailable' for the vote.

    That's my prediction.

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  • @Gardenstatehomecomin Unfortunately this is true, Layton's dad was a PC cabinet minister, but that was the former Progressive Conservatives, not the Conservative Party of Canada. They are an actual different party with a different perspective than the flawed Progressive Conservatives which descended into nothingness when they started selling out to special interest groups a'la the Liberals. Sadly, Layton senior must have spoiled the shit out of Jack, why else would he become socialist.

  • @vidlivs maybe coz he wanted to help the poor ....... normally spoiled people become Liberals or Conservatives :/ look at pierre trudeau.....tommy douglas however grew up kinda poor he became a socialist.

  • @vidlivs Don't you mean communist? lol

  • @vkeightyfive Wrong, any intelligent person would not vote for an MP as an individual, they vote for them because they represent the party that they want to vote for. The leaders of those parties then pass down to their approved riding associations, the MP candidates that they want representing them in each riding....that's why you rarely see an independant win a seat..... Nice try attempting to mislead the public like a fine socialist, but not with me buddy.....I give you the "F".

  • @vidlivs not true my great grandfather voted for his local social credit candidate in the sxties even though he was a member of the UFA and the CCF. you don't need an affiliation to serve the people....and you are calling vkeightyfive a socialist just beacause he doesn't agree with you...... maybe in your narrow minded terms that could be viewed as communist perhaps? well no of course not all politicians LIE its in their nature it doesn't matter whether they are Ralph Klein or Pierre Trudeau.

  • OMG OMG OMG OMG!!!!!

  • Wow, and here I was thinking that Jack Layton looks creepy NOW, I just had to check this video out.

    Yuck!

  • HOLLY SHIT HE HAS HAIR!

  • all these political fuckfaces spend their whole life sucking off the tax payers as they go from one political job to another. fuck em all! politics SUCK!

  • lol the young communist trotsky

  • A young Dumb Jack... :)

  • so THATS what happened to the guy from Seeing Things...he became the leader of the NDP...hahaha

  • @crassyfrake That sounds familiar. What type of show was that ?

  • @raddman20031960 this old show about an investigative reporter who had psychic visions, the guy off of it looked like Layton did here kind of

  • VIVE LE QUEBEC LIBRE

  • Jack Layton misses that head of hair!

  • Big government, high taxes, over spending, welfare state, abortion, gay rights, affirmative action, powerful labour unions, multicutluralism and over regulating the economy does not = good times, you socialist pig!!!! What the hell is wrong with people like you???? You just want to have your hands in absolutly everything.

  • Mafia all the way!

  • what the hell is wrong with people like you fascist scumbag? you think women don't deserve the right to choose, gays can't live their own lives, workers don't deserve the right to try and improve their conditions through collective bargaining, there shouldn't be a welfare state to help people stay on their feet, and people of other cultures should just be assimilated into our society? fuck you

  • @EnergizerBunny804 You should live in a commie country and I sure hope Canada does not move any more to the left.

    Jack just takes everything he can get his hands on, he is a greedy little bastard. He has shown himself as a bug union supporter and does not care about the people of Canada..

  • @justanoldman1 what offended me most about miller's comment is how he framed abortion gay rights and multiculturalism as bad things. how are those examples of governments getting it's hands in everything, that's the government backing out of people's business, those are my politics, I am a civil libertarian through and through, my leftist economic views are not nearly as important to me as the government staying out of our personal lives.

  • @EnergizerBunny804 Well I would agree with you there, I also think the government is far too much in our faces. I lwould like to see a much smaller government and have them out of any business that could be run by private companies, i.e. the post office and some health care.

    The federal government employees should not belong to a union, it does not make any sense and it costs way too much money for workers that don't know what work is.

  • the problem is people are scared about having ndp in power because taxes would go up. What they don't realize is that so will public services, like eyecare, and prescription care, day care etc.

    In the 1970's our GDP was somewhere around $600-$800 billion, and Canada pulled in $200 billion in taxes. This decade, our GDP has doubled to around $1.4-$1.6 trillion, but Canada pulled in only $220 billion or so. Corporations are not being equally taxed, and the NDP would help fix that.

  • I love how he looks like such a huge nerd

    i just wanna give him a wedgie!!!

  • totally

  • Still rocking the pornstache, I see.

    Nice!

  • Layton was useless back in the dayon Toronto city council. Now we sent him out of Toronto and where he's wasting space in Ottawa.