Grossly Inaccurate description guys!

I DID NOT WRITE THIS FORM, I FOUND IT ON REDDIT AFTER ELECTION

OK, let's talk about my portion of this inaccurate document that was floating around reddit. Seriously? This is the ONLY thing you could even mention about me and it was completely wrong?
Let's break this down, how I voted:

Federal -

Last vote - Conservative (because well, Liberals)
Previous - Independent
Previous - PPC
Previous - Independent
hardly a "Conservative"

Provincial -

Last vote - Solidarity Movement of Alberta (not UCP sorry)
Previous - I was in Ontario, voted Progressive Conservative (yeah, Ford, big mistake)
Previous - Wildrose (before Brian Jean f&cked them after the Fort Mac fires by colluding with Cons)
Previous - Independent (Ontario)

again, hardly a UCP supporter. I often, very often, refer to Danielle Smith as the "50/50 leader", half the time she does good then a week later she doesn't something stupid.
"angry white dude",

Aside from that racist remark—which is just an American way of dividing people, really pathetically sad—I only get upset when people keep doing things that are plainly unwise. If someone repeats the same mistakes over and over, despite being shown better approaches, then yes, I get frustrated. But overall, I wouldn’t say I’m 'angry.' I’m opinionated and a pragmatist, as I was just described, and my reaction is more about being frustrated with the lack of common sense in today’s world.
"covid grievances",

- like what? I haven’t really talked about COVID in over two years. I usually decline discussing what I too have called the 'scamdemic.' For me, COVID is just another flu—that’s all I say about it. I might share other information occasionally, but I don’t get into the details about vaccines or reports of people getting sick. Once 2021 ended, I simply moved on and haven’t looked back. What do you even base this label on, 4 year old data?

How did covid affect me?

Well, let’s see… due to delays in surgeries (and other factors), I lost vision in my left eye and nearly in my right as well. My trust in the medical system is very low. During COVID, when I was actually able to work and not recovering from—was it seven or nine surgeries?—I was basically told at work, 'comply or starve (complete it or you would "go on unpaid leave indefinitely"),' over a completely pointless daily form. My employer wasn’t even allowed to look at it, and I was expected to fill it out and discard it every single day. Again it was the lack of common sense that frustrated me more.

Speaking of covid, I've got probably 250+ black masks (not medical but approved by a major employer) in a box, if any Red Deer charity wants them they can have them. I could really use the closet space the box takes up. DM me.
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So next time, just ask me questions instead of making such false assumptions about me. Thanks, Kevin.