Canadians, what would it take for you to...

Okay, maybe I have a sick sense of humour, but I just can't stop laughing.

I saw something on the news that caught my eye. It was in a welcome home Chavez video, a video of people celebrating that he has returned to Caracas from the cancer clinic in Cuba. I found a comparable video on YT which I ask you to pause at the 25 second mark.


See the doll? Pretty nice,eh? A lovely doll and quite flattering,



I'd seen one of Obama too. quite dignified and presidential, don't you think?





Ok, so then I naturally wondered if there was a Harper doll and found the following.



Now if you don't find this amusing, I seriously question the Canadian sense of humour. I'm not up to date on the economic situation in south America, but the original newscast stated that people in gas-producing Venezuela were paying ten cents per liter of gas.

So my question is what would it take for you to remove the pins?

reply to post by aboutface


His death, resignation, disappearance...

Really anything that removes that traitor from Canada is good with me. As far as I'm concerned Harper has done about 20 years worth of harm to Canada in the little time he's been in office.

He continues to do more harm, every day he's allowed to make decisions.

~Tenth

Ah Harper , we call him the Great Pretender......
Some say ..............him too.....
The guy reminds me of a persistent dose of clap.......

An act of God.

Harper is a complete piece of crap, just like Obama.
I'm tired of getting screwed dry by him without even the courtesy of a reach around.
Tired of him selling out my country.

It would take an act of God to prevent me from making that thing completely unrecognizable due to the amount of pins in it.

ETA:
Maybe I will go with tothetenthpower's comment. It was much more civil.

reply to post by tothetenthpower


Hooo so intense! (Was it something I said?)
I consider him a puppet and likewise anyone replacing him. Thus we are outraged, but we manage to laugh.

Ugh, don't even get me started on Mr. Harper. Especially after today when he appointed Canada's first ever "Head of Religious Freedom" a partisan effort to sway the votes of religious minorities in Canada. Let the 2015 campaign begin. He makes me sick, I personally hate the man and wish him nothing but the worst, he is an absolute piece of #### in my opinion. I can't wait until 2015 when Justin Trudeau heads the Liberal Party and hopefully becomes our new Prime Minister.

reply to post by aboutface


You know, I used to laugh.

I'm not laughing anymore.

Never have I been afraid of being Canadian. Of feeling like total #e when I walk around in other countries.

It's sad.

Sorry its not you, it's just Harper literally makes me want to scream every time he opens his mouth.

~Tenth

Remove the pins?? Hell I wanna know where one buys one.

reply to post by InnerLogic

Wasn't it under Pierre that we lost our central bank?
People have asked Justin if he would restore it, but he would not reply.

As a proud Newfoundlander there is nothing that could be done at this point to make me want to take the pins out of that doll, I would only add more pins at every opportunity.

reply to post by tothetenthpower


I wasn't taking it personally, never fear. I am sick at all that has taken place, especially as I feel powerless to change things.

reply to post by aboutface


I would probably run it through a sewing machine. Im really concerned about the way he is running things here.