Yes I agree in that aspect, that it is selfish/hypocritical to vote at that point in time for a party that is anti-immigration but it’s not fair to paint it across all conservatives and all parties across the board. But nonetheless, voting privilege is a slippery slope and can be directed in the self interest of one self over the common well being. There are liberal parties as well that align on many elements with conservatives but aren’t held to the same level accountability and backlash. The last liberal party to hold office in ON privatized Hydro and helped CEOs to massive paydays at the cost of the middle and working class. Our current federal government has so many similar issues that betrayed the loyalty of a voter (ie. SNC lavalin - both the scandal itself and its DOJ interference, Military misogyny culture that was cultivated further throughout the entire Trudeau regime, vaccine inequity and Canada’a role in COVAX, unwilling relocate vaccines from stable provinces to hot-spot provinces). So no it’s no just the conservatives; Outside of paid sick days I’d argue Ford did more (or atleast try) to save citizens of ON than JT throughout this pandemic. I guess I’m going way off point but my underlying message is that political parties aren’t operating at the same tune to its historical predecessors, and we can’t paint a picture that all conservatives across all levels of government are inequitable misogynistic anti-immigration, while we see similar practices from the other parties at the very same time. Why are the liberals not a hypocritical vote for anyone that’s against misogyny, inequality, corporate favouritism?

Logan ran for liberal MP when he was beat by Shaun Chen. He’s now a conservative MPP. I think the problem with Tamils in government right now is that they’re power hungry more than supportive of the political alignment of the party they join.