Okay here’s the scenario:
Let’s say PPC’s leader is mostly unknown before the election, but a well spoken. seemingly honest and somewhat likeable. There’s no real history of unsavoury candidates or scandals. A lot of people don’t agree with PPC, but they typically don’t hate them either.
Platform is the same.
What are they polling at?
I think they’d be taking upwards of 20%, and I think they’d be draining all the parties, disproportionately the left.
You're delusional to think that the PPC would be mostly getting votes from the left when their policies are anti-immigration and denying climate change.
I think he's asking if you took all the stigmatizing factors away from the PPC, how would they be doing?
It's a silly question because if you took all the stigmatizing factors away from the PPC, there'd be nothing left.
Most of the support they have is because of the baggage, not in spite of it. That's that's how radical fringe parties work.
I don't think that OP means the PPC platform and policies with "stigmatizing factors" when he says that the platform would be the same.
The stigmatizing factors are the retard throwing rocks at Trudeau, candidates that think you can breathe through your balls and leader with a heavy french accent.