1. Do you want higher taxes, higher government deficits, and more inflation?
If so, vote Liberal, Conservative or NDP, all having promised to spend more so you can spend less.
If not, vote for the People's Party of Canada (PPC).
2. Do you favor Canada's inter-provincial trade barriers?
If so vote Liberal, Conservative, or NDP, all being fundamentally indifferent to the existence of such barriers, which are estimated to reduce Canada's GDP by around 7%.
If not, vote for the PPC.
3. At a time of astronomical housing cost and high unemployment, do you favor the present Liberal/NDP Coalition and Conservative Party's plan to increase the rate of immigration to more than four hundred thousand a year -- more than one percent of Canada's existing population?
If so, vote Liberal, Conservative or NDP.
If not, vote for the PPC.
4. Last but not least, do you want a Covid police state with potentially endless compulsory jabs with a so-called vaccine that does not prevent either infection or disease transmission plus, mask mandates, arbitrary lockdowns and endless medical tyranny from the likes of Saint Bonnie Henry?
If so, vote Liberal, Conservative or NDP.
If not, vote for the PPC.
Notes:
(a) There are many other components to each party's election platform beside those mentioned above. To vote rationally, you should review the alternatives, unless that is, you are content with mainstream media memes, for example that if you vote for the People's Party of Canada you must be a racist, nationalist, white supremacist, male chauvinist pig.
(b) You may argue that a vote for the PPC is a wasted vote, since the PPC will certainly not form the next government. But so what? The likelihood of your vote affecting the outcome of the election in your own riding, let along determining which party forms the next government, is trivial to the point of non-existence.
(c) The platform of the parties mention above can be found here:
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