Lmao the tiny minority of Albertans who want to separate are now making more demands. Almost as if you can’t give fringe groups an inch or they’ll ask for a mile.
That said, Alberta can do much better than Smith for a Premier.
Oh, the number I was thinking of was 7% of the total voting poluace. I think I heard it on a Fifth Estate bit about the Alberta seperarist movement. I didn’t realize the referendum “Leave” numbers were that high…
25% is a “tiny minority” when the question voted on was “yes or no” statistically. It would appear even smaller when it was reported that if it had been a binding the “yes” vote to leave would have been closer to 10%. However I see your point and I am just happy that the voters of Alberta didn’t go down the asinine path of separatism.
Lmao the tiny minority of Albertans who want to separate are now making more demands. Almost as if you can’t give fringe groups an inch or they’ll ask for a mile.
That said, Alberta can do much better than Smith for a Premier.
Jason Kenney was better and he was fucking awful.
25% of a population isn’t a “tiny Minority”.
Agree with the rest of your comment.
Oh, the number I was thinking of was 7% of the total voting poluace. I think I heard it on a Fifth Estate bit about the Alberta seperarist movement. I didn’t realize the referendum “Leave” numbers were that high…
25% is a “tiny minority” when the question voted on was “yes or no” statistically. It would appear even smaller when it was reported that if it had been a binding the “yes” vote to leave would have been closer to 10%. However I see your point and I am just happy that the voters of Alberta didn’t go down the asinine path of separatism.