Justin Trudeau speaks on divisive politics and how to get re-elected, and why he thinks only other people are divisive. It's a delicious, delicious irony that even in 2015, even back in 2011, he was a divider.
00:00:00.000Because of the absolute delicious irony, I had to talk about these two clips of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaking on divisive politics, basically perfectly describing what he's done to try and remain in office.
00:00:14.100Like, maybe it doesn't really go through the head of Justin Trudeau that in this first clip he's basically saying what he did in 2015, 2019, and 2021 in order to get elected.
00:00:25.900I guess he thinks that only other people are divisive, only other people attack, yet he's going to sit here smugly talking about it as if he does the complete opposite.
00:00:35.720He's Mr. Sonny Ways, and although he said Sonny Ways, even in 2015 he was very much a divider who talked about people who are, you know, intolerant, old-stock-style Canadians and the new progressive Canadians that he wants to lead.
00:00:50.760He's been doing this from the very start. It's intensified over time to the point where in 2021 he was giving campaign rally speeches talking about how he wants to prevent an unvaccinated person from being able to sit next to you on a train, plane, or other piece of public transport.
00:01:08.940That's who this guy is, and that's who he exactly describes in this clip right here.
00:01:14.020Attack politics, divisive politics, negative, stirring up of hate and fear and differences.
00:01:22.800The dirty secret is they work. Even back in 2015, they work to get you elected.
00:01:28.200He even said back in 2015. Who is he talking about, Harper?
00:01:32.380He was the only one who got elected in 2015 in terms of having a big majority government.
00:01:37.680So what's he talking about here, attack politics, and he's talking about being divisive.
00:01:41.660He's not saying, like, sometimes a negative ad helps.
00:01:44.520Sometimes, you know, going for the jugular in politics, really going after the negatives of a politician help bring people to you.
00:02:48.140If anything, he's being like, you know, giving us a great insight into how his government rose and then fell is that eventually he's run out of things in order to make people angry over.
00:02:59.700And he's completely lost control of the political narrative.
00:03:11.020Yes, he spends a lot of money, but there's not been a big country unifying project or program that he's rolled out.
00:03:17.920Or some new initiative or movement that's really done anything for the country.
00:03:21.780Like that's kind of the funny thing about Justin Trudeau's Canada is it's not like other left wing figures who, you know, transform the fabric of the country and really turn us on, turn us into something that we didn't used to be.
00:03:36.400Canada, honestly, has been in a holding pattern since Harper.
00:03:43.020Nothing's really changed other than his exploitation of taxpayers.
00:03:47.420There's nothing really fundamentally that's changed in Canadian politics that when we see Justin Trudeau go, we're like, well, that thing is now a cornerstone of Canadian politics.
00:03:56.980Well, we could never think of Canada without that.
00:04:00.420You can't name anything because he really hasn't done anything other than fear mongered and stirred up hatred and divided people against each other to the point where we haven't been able to get anything done.
00:04:08.920But I'll let him finish off his remarks here.
00:04:12.000And that's that's where we're seeing in Canada a certain number of of, you know, people who stirred up that starting.
00:04:26.080You're the only one with the power to have divided people against each other and to starting to have it sort of turn back against them a little bit.
00:04:44.760But the man lacks complete self-awareness.
00:04:49.120He truly does believe he is the hero of his own story and he can literally describe himself as the villain, but he can still alienate himself from the person that is Justin Trudeau.
00:04:58.440Like there's Justin Trudeau, the man, and then there is Justin Trudeau, the politician.
00:05:03.160And it's like he is doing an interview as if he's Justin Trudeau, the man, not not an actual politician.
00:05:07.980And he's speaking on how the what happened in the country.
00:05:14.520It's that Justin Trudeau guy over there.
00:05:16.580But now I want to play this other clip for you where he's being asked about about far right parties being elected across Europe and acting like it's a democratic problem that people voted for what they wanted.
00:05:30.320Like this is the thing I've said about the left a lot.
00:05:32.560They only think it's democracy when they win.
00:05:35.500I think that describes them very well because every time a party that they don't like, and maybe you and I, depending on the specific example, might not like them either.
00:05:44.340But they think it's a problem that people voted for what they wanted.
00:05:47.880And even I, in 2015, when people elected a big liberal majority, I didn't think that was a problem.
00:05:53.600Frankly, people got what they wanted and they quickly stopped liking it.
00:05:57.480And since 2019, we've been more so just in this holding pattern of not enough, you know, support going one way or the other to change anything.
00:06:06.080But definitely people are dissatisfied.
00:06:07.940And I think that's a perfectly normal electoral cycle.
00:06:42.300My approach has always been to respond to it, to understand it and to look to solve it, to roll up our sleeves, work hard and with ambition for this country and for our future.
00:06:52.960And I continue to be convinced that Canadians are thoughtful about the challenges we're facing and ready to see them solved rather than just allow themselves to be, have their anger amplified without any solutions offered.
00:07:11.260The man, he's also admitting that Canadians are, in fact, angry about certain things, but nothing he's done, obviously.
00:07:17.040It's just right-wingers finding some, you know, small issues and then blowing them up.
00:07:21.560But again, he's talking about people voting for what they want as if it's a problem that now needs to be met.
00:07:38.840And you not, like, meeting them makes people angry.
00:07:41.720And then you dividing people against each other also makes them angry at each other as well as you.
00:07:47.260But Justin Trudeau sitting here pretending like it's like the tactics only of the far-right populists to make people angry and to exploit that is absolutely laughable.
00:07:58.780And he's saying all this, like, as if just things happen to him.
00:08:07.100Right-wingers and other people have agency and they do things.
00:08:10.340But in Justin Trudeau, everything, every bad thing that happens, the rise in, you know, more conservative populism with pure poly of, that's not because of him.
00:08:19.840That's just because there are people out there exploiting – he sounds like a conspiracy theorist, frankly, that Justin Trudeau can't wrap his head around the idea that some people just choose other options over time.
00:08:36.220Also, I just want to talk about the fact that, man, I wish I could get away with being as incoherent as Justin Trudeau is.
00:08:41.840And I know I sometimes am, even in this video, slightly incoherent.
00:08:45.300But just the idea that this man, who has been the prime minister for eight years and an acting teacher, can just barely string a sentence together and sounds somewhat coherent.
00:08:56.520His ability to kind of just extend phrases out and then just throw in words like conversations and being able to connect with people.
00:09:11.760It must be so easy to make an AI to seem like Justin Trudeau because you can throw in grammar errors and people are like, that's what Justin Trudeau sounds like.
00:09:20.640He has no ability to communicate like somebody who I'd expect is a seasoned politician.
00:09:25.780And I think it's because he's just so fully fake that he doesn't actually know what to say in a lot of these situations.
00:09:30.740Either he's scripted and he sounds, like, pretty solid, or if he's unscripted, it turns into the water box drink bottle stuff.
00:09:39.440Anyways, that should be it for me today, guys.
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