[jargon|en] Congratulations to patar333 and the June Parliament of Canada
Day 917, 22:16
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by Kazuo Leblanc
Congratulations to the June Parliament of Canada. You will have many challenges laid before you and I trust that you will rise to the occasion.
You chose to run for office and were elected because you have leadership skills inside you waiting to be released. You will get my words and everyone else that is living in eCanada's word to politics or government. Because you have been entrusted with this responsibility, I'd like to give you some advice.
Don't listen to anyone but yourselves.
I wish I could offer you better advice, but I can't. Because I haven't even been a congressmen, I can't really offer better ideas like advance this policy or crush that one. I trust you all know what you're doing anyways, seeing as the vast majority of you are incumbents that were reelected. You must have learned how to be Members of Parliament somehow because you were elected. I didn't, so I'm not.
Why would you even want to seek input from uninformed people anyways? That doesn't sound like good governance. In Canada, we believe in the aristocracy of the experienced, so only people who have experience should have any input, and people who don't shouldn't - gaining experience by serving in Parliament requires that you have already done that, right? You've worked hard to make this system; keep it that way.
Keep doing what you're doing.
I know that you care deeply about Canada. You wouldn't, otherwise you wouldn't hold office. Continue to trust, like you have, that nothing will happen and you will be around here for months, if not years. Because you will be around, there's no reason to attempt to pass your leadership along to others, or encourage other excited citizens to advance. We have a small population, so it only makes sense that we have a small circle of governance. Do not plan for an event that may cause you to depart Canada, because that won't happen - it hasn't happened yet, eh?
Congratulations, returning Members of Parliament. You've done so much for yourselves in your ivory tower, which by convention means that you've done so much for Canada.
You chose to run for office and were elected because you have leadership skills inside you waiting to be released. You will get my words and everyone else that is living in eCanada's word to politics or government. Because you have been entrusted with this responsibility, I'd like to give you some advice.
Don't listen to anyone but yourselves.
I wish I could offer you better advice, but I can't. Because I haven't even been a congressmen, I can't really offer better ideas like advance this policy or crush that one. I trust you all know what you're doing anyways, seeing as the vast majority of you are incumbents that were reelected. You must have learned how to be Members of Parliament somehow because you were elected. I didn't, so I'm not.
Why would you even want to seek input from uninformed people anyways? That doesn't sound like good governance. In Canada, we believe in the aristocracy of the experienced, so only people who have experience should have any input, and people who don't shouldn't - gaining experience by serving in Parliament requires that you have already done that, right? You've worked hard to make this system; keep it that way.
Keep doing what you're doing.
I know that you care deeply about Canada. You wouldn't, otherwise you wouldn't hold office. Continue to trust, like you have, that nothing will happen and you will be around here for months, if not years. Because you will be around, there's no reason to attempt to pass your leadership along to others, or encourage other excited citizens to advance. We have a small population, so it only makes sense that we have a small circle of governance. Do not plan for an event that may cause you to depart Canada, because that won't happen - it hasn't happened yet, eh?
Congratulations, returning Members of Parliament. You've done so much for yourselves in your ivory tower, which by convention means that you've done so much for Canada.
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Kazuo Leblanc, instead of complaining, If you had ask UN for a seat in Congress in order to get your voice eard, we would have provided it to you.
So if you have something brigth to say, next election, act wisely !
Who the hell voted for Patar??? Wasn't he a Crimson Canuck before? Twice?
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Oh Hai Patar!
"Keep doing what you're doing."
Thank you, I will. 😉
UN, you missed the point completely.
It's remarks like "instead of complaining, ask for a UN seat in congress" that pushed him to write this article, I suspect.
"😉on't listen to anyone but yourselves."
That's a good advice, really?
Indeed, grasp of sarcasm can't be taught
I can has understand.