How about ‚hey, we’re really sorry your shoddy leadership helped contribute to a good chunk of our town burning down‘?
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It isn’t surprising. Many conservative leaders are now flirting with totalitarianism and can’t accept any criticism
BornAgainCyclist on
>Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is demanding the fire-stricken town of Jasper apologize and retract a report criticizing her government for its role in last summer’s devastating blaze.
>Smith, speaking at an unrelated press conference in Edmonton, also blamed the federal government for failing in the fire response by not asking sooner for provincial help and for not clearing out dead trees that provided fuel for the flames.
>“I’m very disappointed that this report politicizes what actually should be a very successful example of unified command,“ Smith said Friday.
Women who immediately blamed Jasper Government, and federal government, upset people are politicizing tragedy. More at 11.
spr402 on
How about:
“I’m sorry that you’re a sad excuse of a premier. I’m sorry you feel that you should be able to do whatever you want, regardless of who it harms. I’m sorry you felt the need to change your name, but want to take that ability away from others.”
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Honestly if you’re in a position like the one she’s in and you take criticism of government action so personally it’s basically a tell that you know you are negligent.
Following the playbook of her idol.
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She’s demanding whatnow…?
How about ‚hey, we’re really sorry your shoddy leadership helped contribute to a good chunk of our town burning down‘?
It isn’t surprising. Many conservative leaders are now flirting with totalitarianism and can’t accept any criticism
>Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is demanding the fire-stricken town of Jasper apologize and retract a report criticizing her government for its role in last summer’s devastating blaze.
>Smith, speaking at an unrelated press conference in Edmonton, also blamed the federal government for failing in the fire response by not asking sooner for provincial help and for not clearing out dead trees that provided fuel for the flames.
>“I’m very disappointed that this report politicizes what actually should be a very successful example of unified command,“ Smith said Friday.
Women who immediately blamed Jasper Government, and federal government, upset people are politicizing tragedy. More at 11.
How about:
“I’m sorry that you’re a sad excuse of a premier. I’m sorry you feel that you should be able to do whatever you want, regardless of who it harms. I’m sorry you felt the need to change your name, but want to take that ability away from others.”
Honestly if you’re in a position like the one she’s in and you take criticism of government action so personally it’s basically a tell that you know you are negligent.
Following the playbook of her idol.