If you purposefully look for stuff to be mad at, you'll find it.
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If you purposefully look for stuff to be mad at, you’ll find it. Guy can’t cook pancakes. It’s a good thing PM doesn’t mean Pancake Maker. Let’s see the author of this article be the head of a central bank or negotiate a trade deal with the European Union.
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If you purposefully look for stuff to be mad at, you’ll find it. Guy can’t cook pancakes. It’s a good thing PM doesn’t mean Pancake Maker. Let’s see the author of this article be the head of a central bank or negotiate a trade deal with the European Union.
Did you actually click the link?
I ask because I am not touching that with a 10 foot pole, but am curious about the content.
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Did you actually click the link?
I ask because I am not touching that with a 10 foot pole, but am curious about the content.
It’s a blog post on my own site, nothing scary about the link
Edit: I’m fine if people don’t like the blog post but it’s kinda weird to downvote me for assuring someone there’s nothing wrong with the link itself (literally an HTML file with no JS or cookies).
Oh well, hit a nerve I guess
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Did you actually click the link?
I ask because I am not touching that with a 10 foot pole, but am curious about the content.
I did. I like to read opinions to see if any good points are raised. I don’t see any valid points in this article. The author derives Carney’s entire personality from a 5 minute photo op where a chef helps him cook some pancakes at the Calgary Stampede.
The author suggests Carney is an angry authoritarian who hates working class people due to his behaviour in that photo op. Specifically, things like not picking up a pancake he dropped on the ground, and saying the reason he couldn’t flip a pancake well was because the chef was making them way too big.
I’ve seen many valid criticisms of Carney, but this article isn’t one.
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I did. I like to read opinions to see if any good points are raised. I don’t see any valid points in this article. The author derives Carney’s entire personality from a 5 minute photo op where a chef helps him cook some pancakes at the Calgary Stampede.
The author suggests Carney is an angry authoritarian who hates working class people due to his behaviour in that photo op. Specifically, things like not picking up a pancake he dropped on the ground, and saying the reason he couldn’t flip a pancake well was because the chef was making them way too big.
I’ve seen many valid criticisms of Carney, but this article isn’t one.
Thank you for the TL:DR, I appreciate it.
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Thank you for the TL:DR, I appreciate it.
Well I’m glad they ended up at least skimming the post (the first half of it, anyway), because they got to see that the piece actually agrees with their initial criticism: nobody cares if the PM is good at flipping pancakes.