If you are concerned not only about economic, tax, health care and other social services but also about where different political parties stand on moral issues; then please read on for your reference. Below are voting records on three important legislations indicating how different political parties represented the 36 ridings in British Columbia in the past.
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Information is sourced from the Parliament of Canada web site: http://www.parl.gc.ca
Bill C-38 Legalization of Same Sex Marriage
This bill was tabled by the then Liberal Government and passed at the Third Reading in the House of Commons on June 28, 2005.
Conservatives in 22 ridings: 1 Absent, 1 voted For, 20 voted Against
Liberals in 8 ridings: ALL voted For
NDP in 5 ridings: ALL voted For
Independent in 1 riding: Absent
Bill C-313 Raise the Age of Consent for Sex from 14 to 16 for More Protection for Children
This bill was sponsored by a Conservative MP but defeated at the Second Reading under the then Liberal Government on September 28, 2005.
Conservatives in 22 ridings: 5 Absent, 17 voted For
Liberals in 8 ridings: 2 Absent, 6 voted Against
NDP in 5 ridings: 2 voted For, 3 voted Against
Independent in 1 riding: Absent
Bill C-389 An Act to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code (gender identity and gender expression), dubbed as the "Bathroom Bill", would potentially allow men who say they are women to use women’s washrooms and vice versa, increasing public safety risk in public facilities.
This bill was sponsored by NDP MP Bill Siksay representing Burnaby—Douglas; and it was passed at the Third Reading in the House of Commons on February 9, 2011.
Conservatives in 21 ridings: 1 voted For, 20 voted Against
Liberals in 5 ridings: ALL voted For
NDP in 9 ridings: ALL voted For
1 Vacant Seat
Only uncivilized/Christianmaniac people discriminate gay ppl, look at Europe and other developed country.
What a bunch of BS... all of you should have gone to Texas and other Southern US areas instead.
OP and others obviously are Conservatives paid election campaigners with all the skewed emails/contents at hands.
Just look at this example from previous post:
Conservatives in 22 ridings: 1 Absent, 1 voted For, 20 voted Against
Liberals in 8 ridings: ALL voted For
NDP in 5 ridings: ALL voted For
They don't highlight 20 Conservatives vote against...but say ALL Liberals and NDP... obviously you did it with own political agenda.
Just another proof why I should have stopped bother pointing out your biased post if not I don't want people only see your messed up side of the facts.
發表於 2011-4-25 09:44
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