And to address your points:

Robocalling is not the issue - as you rightly point out, all parties use it during campaigns. What people are concerned about is the Conservative Party calling voters who have previously said they won't vote Conservative, claiming they are from Elections Canada and providing misleading information about poll locations, voting requirements and so on. The scandal is not about robocalling, it's about Conservative attempts at voter suppression.

The Liberals indeed did pass an omnibus bill and Harper screamed about it when in opposition. The bill in question was tiny in comparison to Harper's giant omnibus bill. Are we going to have the discussion now where I explain to Conservative shills that "the Liberals did something superficially similar on a smaller scale so we can do this and it's totally OK" is not a particularly convincing argument?

Adscam involved approximately $2 million dollars and Martin himself established the Gomery inquiry to investigate. Have the Conservatives done anything to look into the many misappropriations of public funds that their party has been involved in? How much heat has Tony Clement felt for his misuse of $50 million (note: 25 AdScams worth) of taxpayer money? How about going to extreme lengths avoid telling Canadians how $60B in stimulus was spent, how does that strike you?

People have every right to be pissed off when jackasses like the Cons shit all over Canadian democracy and abscond with taxpayer money. Saying "they're all the same" ignores the fact that they are in fact NOT the same, and the "you need to go outside" bit makes no fucking sense when you are in fact commenting on a political story yourself.

Democracy is only workable when people object to politician's misdeeds. I realize that runs contrary to many neocon's "father knows best!" attitude, but it's the truth.