Canadian Politics Boring Dispelled

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The discussion centers on the dynamics between the Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition during a question period in Canadian politics. It highlights a sentiment of disillusionment with politics, as expressed by a participant who feels that political engagement is not worthwhile. This individual shares their experience in the Basque Country, where they were required to vote multiple times in a short span, ultimately choosing to vote blank. The conversation also notes that politics is a sensitive topic within the forum, suggesting that discussions can become contentious. The thread concludes with a notice that it is closed.
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The prime minister and the leader of the opposition face off.
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Hi, @256bits, politics are not worth paying attention to. Not mine, not lots of people around the world. My personal reason is that politics ... I don't really know. Here in the Basque Country we've been required two times to vote in a very short period of time. I've voted blank.
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Politics is a forbidden topic at PF and it contains even more explosiveness these days than usual. It will not remain funny.

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