With regards to your comment on unbiased reporting, if I or anyone involved in this site has misspoke in the past I think I can clear that up. We are not naive enough to believe the individual reporting or ideas in the blog posts you are reading will be unbiased, nor do we always intend it to be. What we claim is (and if it has been unclear in the past then here is our true intention) to be unbiased in our editorial process, being that we want to provide a forum where all political ideologies can be discussed and debated so as to inform our readers and help them make more informed decisions. We have no agenda or interests here other than to help keep Canadians (and ourselves) informed.

Thx for your comment, discussion like this is exactly why we started this site.

If you have the money you make the rules. All major political parties demonstrate this truth. The lack of true dialogue in politics demonstrates this truth. We debate bailouts without considering the fact that capitalism has failed to do anything but serve as an excuse for modern day feudalism. There is no political spectrum… parties all use democracy as a rallying cry whilst ignoring the fact that capitalism and democracy are incompatible bedmates.

Nevermind that people days from death can vote on the future of a country whilst people with an average of over sixty years ahead of them to live with the choices made have no say. Nevermind that Capitalism suffers from the same criticisms as Communism… ie. it works brilliantly as long as no one is corrupt. We don’t even need to look at the seperate issues that these concepts fail to address. We have the colossal current cluster(edit) of world affairs to demonstrate to us that Capitalism and Democracy don’t mix.

Now a new generation is being suckered into believing the old lies by a popular public figure and I am supposed to rejoice? You may be hanging your legs over the side but you’re still on the bandwagon, friend. Your optimism is a lovely mirror to this site’s claim to unbiased reporting. We can not ever be unbiased and the current system can not ever serve the people.

And let me introduce myself. I am not going to hide behind the internet, but more importantly I won’t shut my eyes (or my mouth) when something ugly appears. My name is Fraser. In my experience people who blindly and ignorantly support the status quo tend to think that the best argument for their side is a swinging fist when standing face to face. Frankly that argument that has worked for them historically. So bandy words with me until we meet face to face. See if real dialogue can bring about change.