If a zombie went to the House of Commons I think they'd starve

[snowywolfowl]

For better or for worse I'm the type of person who likes to ask myself alot of questions, questions such as "Did the Conservative government actually win the election, or did they resort to electoral fraud?", "Are their better ways to bankrupt Canada than by buying expensive, untested airplanes that damage themselves when they use the afterburner?", and "How can I become a senator?" so it's really no secret that I give the Conservative government of Stephen Harper a hard time. That being said I must give them credit for taking strong action for ensuring Canada's safety. No, I'm not talking about their desire to make it easy to strip Canadians of their citizenship, or their recently aborted plan to monitor all internet traffic without a warrant, or even their wise decision to declare Mexico a safe country for purposes of asylum claims while warning Canadians to never go there because the threat of being killed is too great.

No, I'm talking about Canada's unwavering commitment to fight zombies.

Don't believe me? Hey, don't take my word for it. Here's the video from the House of Commons:

Truly democracy is the worse form of government, instead for all the rest. At least this is one of the more polite and intelligent debates I've seen recently

Comments

[kathyrene.livejournal.com]

Yup and that's how it goes in the good ole HoC -- 'nut up or shut up'. Bahahaha love it!

ETA: Wonder where they were during the annual autumn 'Zombie Walk' in downtown Ottawa just steps from the Parliament Buildings last fall...

[snowywolfowl.livejournal.com]

Yeah, if the government is going to continue to make Canada look stupid in the eyes of the world then they might as well go big or go home. Kudos to them for making this the only Canadian story I've seen on cnn.com for the past few months.

Somehow though I can just see "the Dead have risen and they are voting Conservative!" being the voting irregularity that pushes them over the top in the next election.