Did you expect Dogecoin to be taken seriously as a currency, you prophet??
Really? This is level of your political forecasting? Nobody foresaw dogecoin going to the moon, therefore the PPC are going to win the next election? Holy shit.
Ok let's say your theory is correct and a small bump in the PPC's polling numbers somehow triggers more people jump in (which doesn't make sense because people aren't investing, they're voting which is a completely different dynamic but whatever). So how come none of the numerous PPC bumps have sent the PPC to the moon? Why does it never even get off the ground, no matter how bad the CPC fucks up?
Answer: I already explained it to you. The PPC are more or less maxed out at 2-4% because the vast, vast majority of Canadians see your brand as toxic and there's nothing that will change that.
Dude you're gonna tell me "investing" isn't like "voting"
It isn't. People's motives and methodologies for investing are completely different from their motives and methodologies for voting. Voting isn't just a game of selecting which party you think is going to win and getting on board with your vote before it does. While candidate/party viability is a factor (i.e. people tend to not waste their votes on hopeless parties), they're not just trying to vote for the party they think is going to win. Whereas with investing, that's exactly what you're doing. If you bet on the one that ends up winning, you make money. You don't get shit for just accurately predicting which party will win, and then 'betting' your vote on it.
Have you ever put physical work behind a political campaign before? "Investing" blood sweat, and tears into something like that?
Cool how'd all that work out for you in the last election campaign?
Every other shitty established party is saying more lockdowns!!
And people still won't support the PPC. What does that tell you about how the PPC is perceived by most of the electorate?
Really? This is level of your political forecasting? Nobody foresaw dogecoin going to the moon, therefore the PPC are going to win the next election? Holy shit.
Ok let's say your theory is correct and a small bump in the PPC's polling numbers somehow triggers more people jump in (which doesn't make sense because people aren't investing, they're voting which is a completely different dynamic but whatever). So how come none of the numerous PPC bumps have sent the PPC to the moon? Why does it never even get off the ground, no matter how bad the CPC fucks up?
Answer: I already explained it to you. The PPC are more or less maxed out at 2-4% because the vast, vast majority of Canadians see your brand as toxic and there's nothing that will change that.
Dude you're gonna tell me "investing" isn't like "voting"
Have you ever put physical work behind a political campaign before? "Investing" blood sweat, and tears into something like that?
Believe me, hard work pays off...
PPC is obviously a virtuous, and righteous platform right now in the current political atmosphere ..
Every other shitty established party is saying more lockdowns!!
And saying you're "Non-Essential" ...
Wake the hell up!
It isn't. People's motives and methodologies for investing are completely different from their motives and methodologies for voting. Voting isn't just a game of selecting which party you think is going to win and getting on board with your vote before it does. While candidate/party viability is a factor (i.e. people tend to not waste their votes on hopeless parties), they're not just trying to vote for the party they think is going to win. Whereas with investing, that's exactly what you're doing. If you bet on the one that ends up winning, you make money. You don't get shit for just accurately predicting which party will win, and then 'betting' your vote on it.
Cool how'd all that work out for you in the last election campaign?
And people still won't support the PPC. What does that tell you about how the PPC is perceived by most of the electorate?