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To: koan who wrote (312778)	12/4/2025 2:18:23 PM
From: LoneClone	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 313059

Carney's main achievements so far Largely abandoning the fight against climate climate Huge curs to foreign aid Massive cuts to the civil service Massive increases to military spending Kowtowing to a wannabe dictator If that is your idea of liberal values.... Maybe it is different in the US, but in Canada and the other advanced democracies these policies put him far to the right. LC

To: koan who wrote (312778)	12/5/2025 2:54:09 PM
From: LoneClone	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 313059

OT: I can't believe you are still claiming that South Korea is a good place for women in spite of all the evidence I have presented to you. Here is some more evidence. The most authoritative ranking is the GIWPS Women, Peace, and Security Index. The latest version ranks South Korea 37th, right between Moldiva and Bulgaria giwps.georgetown.edu Another recent survey by CEOWorld ranked South Korea 56th, right between Bhutan and the Philippines. ceoworld.biz The World Population review's 2025 ranking of gender equality by country ranked.South Korea at 83rd, right between Belize and Guatemala. worldpopulationreview.com In spite of some progress, South Korea remains by far the worst among the advanced democracies in its treatment of women. Your opinion is contrary to the evidence. I am going with the evidence. LC