I can talk personally and that will give you some perspective on it. Again, I'm politically aware. I follow politics and read the news and everything like that. So back in 2008 I was aware when Mr. Harper had asked to prorogue in face of the coalition attempt. Honestly, at that point, in regard to all the actors in that situation, I wasn't very impressed with what was going on, so I didn't choose to get involved. That was when I was not apathetic, but very much more cynical than I am today.
That's why I personally didn't get involved then, but I do think it was actually what happened in 2008, because it was one year right after the other again. I think a lot of people grumbled about it in 2008, but they also grumbled about the idea of the coalition, so they balanced each other off, if you want to look at it that way.
In 2009, to see it happen again without that other opposite end of things, personally that's why I decided to get involved. Again, I read it, I was frustrated. It was actually Andrew Coyne who came up with the idea. I read it on his blog in Maclean's. I thought that would be a great idea. And for whatever reason, it grew from there.
Personally, my involvement with it and the way I've been able to articulate and not be a quack about it is because I'm not particularly partisan.