Now is the time to care about everyone, not “once we win” The time to care about everyone is always always always now

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Unfortunately there are people who care about trans people having rights who are not trans people themselves and I’m sure that the number will suddenly grow exponentially post election when candidates have lost and you’re looking for someone to blame that isn’t the candidates themselves

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you can't just decide that 'friction' is by default a bad thing to want, especially in response to ai, and then hawk the book you wrote that supports your assertion lol

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Harrison Hot Springs rejected both the toxic Facebook group people, but also their main enemy the last decade. Kamloops got rid of their mayor, but also the councillors that feuded most passionately with him. North Vancouver District got rid of the lady who tried to ban pigeons.

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I've seen some progressives unable to get out of their own raincloud, saying things like "outside of Vancouver it was a bad night." I'd encourage you to look beyond New Westminster, Langley City, and a few other places. Voters weren't afraid to make bold choices — or get rid of toxic councils.

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