re: #151 unrememberable

I appreciate the clarification. If Buck is stating that he would have favored a 1994 Rwanda intervention, and Canada’s conservative party at the time did not, then perhaps Buck would have been among the party’s critics on that policy.

It still makes his claim that his favoring an invasion there— and elsewhere— is why he switched his support to them— nonsensical.

, so I’m not sure why the previous incarnation of the political party that Buck currently supports should be singled out for criticism on the Rwanda enormity.

Did you no follow the conversation?

I asked why Buck didn’t urge that Canada intervene in Rwanada or elsewhere. His response was:

BUT I did! I did big time! It is a huge reason why I no longer vote Liberal (that is the actual name of the party), and now vote Conservative (again the actual name of the political party).

Since the conservative party of Canada did not favor intervening in Rwanda, this doesn’t make a lick of sense. It makes even less sense since Harper now says that he wouldn’t commit any troops to Iraq.