Al Sharpton Verbal Rebuke At Justin Trudeau

Al Sharpton doesn't run a country, where he has to carefully choose his words while expressing how he feels. Sharpton isn't exactly a statesman or a uniter. Tawana Brawley, anyone?

Trudeau's silence spoke volumes.

Tired of these douchey, whiney Trudeau haters. These cunts don't know how good they have it.

Who the FUCK cares what Al Sharpton has to say about anything?

[quote] These cunts don't know how good they have it.

NDP socialists say it would be even BETTER if we were in charge, instead of Trudeau

Who gives a fuck what they say?

[quote] Who gives a fuck what they say?

NDP Socialists Do

Hey Al, remember Freddie's Fashion Mart? Tht should have been your lesson in choosing your words carefully.

Yeah, well, R6, a lot of other Canadian political parties (and there are many) don't.

R8 the Bloc are as well, while at the same time supporting banning Religious symbols

[quote]Socialists in Canada (who DESPISE Justin Trudeau)

Big deal. No one listens to them anyway.

No, R10, you're right--they do not.

R10 R11 they are 15% in the polls

and the more support they get, the better chances Conservative win elections.

They're the Bernie Sanders supporters of Canada. What a joke.

R13 And just as relevant: "Bernie World Meltdown"

[quote]and the more support they get, the better chances Conservative win elections

Which I'm sure you'd love.

So tell us OP, what do you suggest Justin do? Say and do whatever the socialists say because they hold all the cards in your view?

[quote] whatever the socialists say because they hold all the cards in your view?

We are in a minority Parliament

And?

He should have waited 21 seconds before unleashing Tawana Brawley on the world.

Sharpton is a grifter who owes a ton of money to the IRS and has for years.

He should be in prison.

Shut the fuck up.

Note to Boris:

Justin Trudeau is NOT THE PROBLEM.

Until "The Reverend" Sharpton struts his taut ass down the street wearing cut-off jeans and Birkenstocks while making me wet, he can STFU.

I'm not a socialist I'm center-left politically, but I agree that Trudeau needs to call Trump a reacist OUTLOUD. Angela Merkel just did, why can't Justin?

"reacist OUTLOUD"

Oh, dear, twice, R22.

This is stupid. Really, Sharpton?

Does anyone know what was on the 21 second Gap playlist at the time?

I will never understand why anyone would want Al Sharpton as a leader.

[quote] I'm center-left politically

and you vote NDP

Al Sharpton needs to slither away.

Most politicians are still working under traditional rules of political decorum. Trump doesn't know or follow these rules.

CTV Host Evan Solomon is hammering Justin Trudeau HARD on his show (plus his radio show) saying Trudeau SILENCE is is deafening and using the excuse of Racism in Canada to avoid speaking out about Trump nothing more than a FIG-LEAF

Presumably Justin used those 21 seconds to reflect that if he called Trump a racist, the obvious Twitter retort would be "At least there are no pictures of ME blacking up!"

Canada is dependent on the USA for most of its exports, Trudeau was right to choose his words carefully.

Hey Al, and all of America for that matter; he wasn't talking to you, m'kay?

Trudeau's silence is still worth more than any Scheer-ly idiotic speech.

R32, the top import origins of Canada are the United States ($149B), China ($50B), Mexico ($22B), Germany ($12.3B) and Japan ($11.7B). Meanwhile, Canada sends to the U.S. $267.2 billion worth of oil, vehicles, machinery, prepared food, vegetables, and non-alcoholic beverages, except juices to the U.S. Canada's exports account for over 12.7% of the total products brought into the country.

I guess by your logic, R32, the U.S. should choose its words very carefully about China, since China remains the biggest exporter to the U.S., with goods totaling $382.1 billion year-to-date as of the end of October 2019. The largest group of imports is in electronic machinery and equipment, as well as tech machines, such as tablets and smartphones. Other items imported from China include mineral fuels, cars, furniture and bedding, toys, plastics, gems, copper, and foods and spices.