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 @B357272from Ontario  answered…6hrs6H

Should Canada become the 51st state

 @B357272from Ontario  answered…6hrs6H

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 @B356PBKfrom Al Bahah  answered…6hrs6H

I would identify most with public opinion—it's a mix of various viewpoints based on society's needs and values, rather than being strictly one ideology.

 @B355JWJfrom Ontario  answered…7hrs7H

They should be verified in private when entering a place where they need to participate. Otherwise it’s fine

 @B3549GFfrom Manitoba  answered…9hrs9H

Yesss! cause little rich billy's need to lose money and stop flexing on the poor with their new porche and IPhone46678753362378459847363674858473 mega mega!

 @B3544SRfrom Manitoba  answered…9hrs9H

YES those little rich kids need to loose money! and stop flexing on poor people with there new porche!

 @B353N4Nfrom British Columbia  answered…9hrs9H

Yes, any tax payer should be able to vote so long as they pass a test demonstrating minimal understanding of politics

 @B352FHFfrom Ontario  answered…10hrs10H

Yes, so long as debt and interest payments to GDP ratios are kept under control.

 @B34YX9Nfrom Alberta  answered…11hrs11H

Yes, but only if individuals are financially supporting unemployed members of their family as small as 3 individuals.

 @B34YS7Dfrom British Columbia  answered…11hrs11H

No but provide funding for addition prevention and rehabilitation, but also decriminalise drugs that may offer a medical benefit.

 @B34Y5PHfrom Ontario  answered…11hrs11H

No, since it only acts as a self defence mechanism of capitalism, marginally improving the lives of the worker insofar as it protects the rich

 @B34WY58from Alberta  answered…12hrs12H

This one depends on the specific living conditions that students that have student loans currently live in.