Interesting and thanks for the info.
I personally, have a huge problem with vax misinformation.

This post was edited by sirthom on Oct 2 2025 10:16am

but who do you truly think is the most divisive? The party that is actively taking action on their statements or ones bringing non-applicable historical context and saying things that don't quite line up with reality?

what do you truly think anti-science is. is the history of evolution truly an important science? I don't really think it is. Disagreeing with some vaccines is warranted, though obo going full anti-vax isn't the solution.

i believe most conservatives distrust the covid vaccines and they had a right to do so. now, covid is treated as a regular flu shot which tbh i never took myself. why feel sick from a vaccine. im going to get sick if i do anyways. i'll get over it then

science in its essence is a way of thought, not a truth. many truths are discovered through science, though.

truly important sciences are focusing on the different ways we can use energy, medicine, and technology. I don't think any of that is hindered

This post was edited by Ryvulet on Oct 2 2025 05:51pm

republicans brought so many well suited persons for this office.. Hegseth is a contradiction for everyone of them.

79 years ago the US started a trend, which was even catched by the worst of the worst brutal regimes: the ministery or department of war is now called defense. And now we are back to a pre ww I and ww II name for this department/ministry...

This post was edited by NellielTuOdelschwanck on Oct 2 2025 05:56pm

If I had to pick a side that is more nutty it'd still be the extreme end of the left. That doesnt mean im going to overlook the actions of the current party in power. They declared a trade war on my country incase you forgot.

Fair, I actually agree with your standpoint from your perspective. I honestly think the real targets should be EU and China for tradewars

Canada's economy is protectionist at its core, not just with the US and others, but also in the way that economic activity is regulated between provinces. America's golden dome isn't going to pay for itself, and pharmaceutical development isn't cheap. Canada was asking for it.