The Queen of Soy Boys, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau now says that using the word "peoplekind" instead of "mankind" during a town hall in Edmonton last week was his failed attempt at humour.

Trudeau has been mocked on social media and talk shows since using the word.

Before holding a Liberal caucus meeting on Parliament Hill, Trudeau told reporters he doesn't necessarily have the best track record on jokes.

"I made a dumb joke a few days ago that seems to have gone a little viral in the room, on the peoplekind comment," he said. "It played well in the room and in context. Out of context it doesn't play so well, and it's a little reminder that I shouldn't be making jokes even when I think they're funny."

The problem is of course that this is not the first time Trudeau has said some remarkable things, things that shocked the world, how much of an idiot can you be?

So is he an idiot? Let’s find out, Trudeau is famous for saying “we’re not a war with ISIS” when there have been thousands of people killed by ISIS.

Trudeau also said “if you kill your enemies they win” this has to be the most famous “idiot” quote from a politician ever.

He also walked up an escalator backwards (just like he runs Canada) to promote his election campaign.

But Trudeau doesn't only say stupid shit and acts like a complete lunatic in public, he is also a danger to every Canadian:



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