Jagmeet Singh is an anti-union, socialist trade unionist party leader who only likes to hang out with people who work on computers and in HR. In fact, he doesn't like anyone who gets their hands dirty to work because he thinks that should be left to the hands and feet.
00:01:38.700They push for like bad anti socially conservative piece of legislation that tend to go after what are very traditional families like people who work in blue collar jobs tend to be very pro family individuals.
00:01:52.840And that's why the NDP has been aliening so many of its voters.
00:01:55.960You could, I will argue that a lot of their economic positions are bad for workers, but even on paper, yeah, technically they're trying to fight for higher worker wages.
00:02:05.420At the same time, they hate the values that a lot of these more socially conservative type blue collar construction workers and other maintenance workers actually possess.
00:02:14.380But now I just want to go on to just looking at some photos and playing some clips of Jagmeet Singh hanging out with workers because it is a marvel to witness.
00:02:22.880Just how odd he looks, even in situations where everyone's there supposedly to prop him up as a pro worker politician.
00:02:29.880Just check out some of these like they're not awful because, of course, he's not going to be like visibly befuddled around these people, but he just looks always like he doesn't want to be there.
00:02:39.800He's always wearing something that is just far too expensive for the situation that he's in, like a big Antarctica, Canada goose type jacket,
00:02:47.980walking down the lawn of like parliament around other people that he's just sitting here with a reporter in front of some union protesters,
00:02:58.080just kind of looking like he really doesn't want to be there because the reality is Jagmeet Singh doesn't want to be there.
00:03:03.700He doesn't like anyone who gets their hands dirty to work because he thinks that those jobs shouldn't even be required in a civil society.
00:03:11.860He has a very cocktail party type, you know, vision of what work should be like because he's only worked in very soft handed positions as a lawyer
00:03:22.560and then a provincial politician in Ontario, which he was terrible at, which is why he then fled to federal MDP politics.
00:03:28.960But here's a global news clip of him going to visit a picket line, which I find very telling in how he interacts.
00:03:36.180So today at the table, they called us for September 30th, which is law now.
00:03:40.260But yesterday they said, they'll give it to you today.
00:03:42.880They said, we can only have it if it's Monday or Friday.
00:04:28.540It's guaranteed he's wearing a Rolex watch right now.
00:04:31.620And then he tries to go after Polyev and say, oh, Polyev only cares about his rich friends, even though Jagmeet Singh is an obvious champagne socialist who doesn't actually care about working people.
00:04:41.900Polyev actually looked pretty natural when he's hanging out with working-class Canadians.
00:04:46.100Jagmeet Singh, despite all of the union leaders making sure that all these protests are as pro-Jagmeet as possible,
00:04:52.900everyone's prepared to sort of, like, you know, like, shout-out and, like, support Jagmeet and, like, you know, chant in his favor.
00:05:00.880He still just looks like he just does not care, doesn't want to be there.
00:05:03.920You know, you can always count on the Democrats to stand with you.
00:05:07.600I'm probably the only federal leader that walks picket lines with workers, and I do so proudly.
00:05:54.560I've never obviously been an NDP voter or supporter, but if you're going to be just the openly pro-union worker party, be that.
00:06:04.580But Jagmeet Singh doesn't want to be that.
00:06:06.300He wants to be the party for 18-year-old girls who are taking sociology at an Ivy League university.
00:06:12.240I know that's more of a U.S. term, but, you know, like top Canadian university.
00:06:15.540He likes fashionable people, people voting for him.
00:06:18.040He doesn't like people who go out and protest wearing hoodies and are holding signs talking about strikes and different wage issues and whatnot.