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While banned from having firearms. Sounds like a good kid.
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Dreylad posted:toronto's already been sliding this way for a while, what with most lower income housing in need of serious repair or way past their lifespan. the housing market, condo development and general disdain for social programs amongst many torontonians means this process will continue unabated. I pay 1450 a month for a lovely old apartment that had no heat for a week. At least it has friendly cockroaches
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flakeloaf posted:oh it's way better than that wow good thing those technolibertarians were protected by the state
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https://twitter.com/CBCAlerts/status/956158783386013696 gently caress you justin
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Food: $200 Data: $150 Rent: $800 The Keg: $3, 600 Utility: $150 someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying.
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Wistful of Dollars posted:Food: $200 Food: $200 Data: $150 Rent: $800 LAVs: $3, 600 Utility: $150 someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this. my family is dying.
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Jan 24, 2018 21:21
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"Someone else's family are dying" C'mon man. One job.
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government revenues: income tax $150 billion corporate tax $41 billion gst 33 billion excise and duty 66 billion crown corps 60 billion offshore tax losses and evasion MINUS FIFTY BILLION DOLLARS help i can't find the money to stop running 30 billion dollar deficits and fund mental health
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DariusLikewise posted:government revenues: how much from
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CLAM DOWN posted:how much from the government gets like maybe 10 million a year in tax revenue from that deal? it's pretty gently caress-all
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the company that produces brown-killing lavs is actually american, all we really get out of it is like 2100 manufacturing jobs at their plant in london, ON
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death to ontario
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ontario accepts its existence as terrible in exchange for getting decide most federal elections
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ontario is the only truly canadian province, with the exception of quebec (the only canadien province), the prairies are just mike-pence land but colder, alberta is just texas but smaller, british columbia is just washington but bigger, the maritimes might as well not exist outside of victorian literature, and newfoundland wasn't even part of the country until the british dumped it on us. don't @ me.
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Dreylad posted:ontario accepts its existence as terrible in exchange for getting decide most federal elections If people outside of quebec and ontario want to decide elections, they should
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flakeloaf posted:oh it's way better than that THIS IS A STICK-UP PUT ALL YOUR IMAGINARY MONEY IN THIS IMAGINARY BAG
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Fallen Hamprince posted:ontario is the only truly canadian province, with the exception of quebec (the only canadien province), the prairies are just mike-pence land but colder, alberta is just texas but smaller, british columbia is just washington but bigger, the maritimes might as well not exist outside of victorian literature, and newfoundland wasn't even part of the country until the british dumped it on us. don't @ me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaE9vlrhX-k
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UNLESS I SEE 500 BANANACOINS EVERYONE IN THIS BUILDING IS DEAD
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HAND OVER THE BLOCKCHAIN NERD
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DariusLikewise posted:does anyone actually know if the maritimes exist, like have anyone every actually been there? Ya everyone there is super racist and always drunk. Like Alberta with fish
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the maritimes are actually petty fedual kingdoms run by boring WASP axe murderers
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vyelkin posted:also James Baud has a bad habit of responding to perfectly ordinary CanPol posts with unprovoked personal attacks on the poster for some reason, so there's that he's previously banned poster sassafras, if that means anything to anyone
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Yinlock posted:UNLESS I SEE 500 BANANACOINS EVERYONE IN THIS BUILDING IS DEAD it's me, the genius armed robber who doesn't check the whole building for employees
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DariusLikewise posted:government revenues: Do you have a source for this Because I believe it and it is interesting
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DariusLikewise posted:does anyone actually know if the maritimes exist, like have anyone every actually been there? Somebody's not in their '50s (rolls eyes) Dreylad posted:the maritimes are actually petty fedual kingdoms run by boring WASP axe murderers Truth Feudal isn't a bad way to describe them - good 'ol boys dominate the business and politics there, and use their power so squash anybody who 1) wants change or 2) could build a business to challenge them economically. There is a reason why Canadian tycoons like the Irvings, the Sobeys, the McCains etc all grew out of the Maritimes - because the pols were small enough that they were easy to make minions of. A second aspect (and I suspect this is a Canada thing, not just a Maritime thing) whatever unions that could remain functional, such as public service unions, could defend their members jobs, which surprise surprise mostly involved making time you've been there holy. In addition to this, pols could squeeze public sector jobs (which have good pay and benefits) for patronage, which gave the the pols an interest in the walling off of good jobs to politically connected insiders, too. This walling off was a giant "gently caress you, got mine" to anybody born after 1980 So guess what All the young people who could, left. Also smart people who didn't feel like having the rug pulled out from under them once some richer thought them slightly annoying also left. So all the people who 1) could have reformed the system to make it better, or 2) was not happy becoming dirt poor or a minion of the wallers also left. So now there are no young people to form a tax base for all the olds that remain there. New Brunswick and Newfoundland will probably declare bankruptcy in the next decade: NB has had this coming for a long time, they've been trying to cut their way to prosperity for like 30 years now and the inbred aristocrats running the place just don't get that doesn't fuckin' work. NL has hosed itself over quite theatrically by in a moment of prosperity deciding to bet the farm on a new hydro development that is slowly causing its bankruptcy ever since as it turns out oil isn't going to have permanently high prices forever. If memory serves, Alberta has 10% of its GDP linked directly to oil production, while NL has 39%. While pigfucking incompetence plays a part, there's also that 1) these are comparatively small provinces, and shittily diversified. So it'd make sense that the economic winds sometimes favor them, and sometimes do not. Paul Krugman talked about the "gambler's ruin" of small cities in America, and I think the Atlantic provinces are similar. NL being the headliner here makes sense, as formerly their economy was based on fishing, which has all the disadvantages of agriculture combined with the disadvantages of relying on poorly understood natural processes to replenish that resource, only having to move onto oil. Oil which is good quality but needs enormous investment from oil companies to extract it, which means you *really* want to be sure the billion or so you spend on that offshore oil platform is going to be worth it
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R. Guyovich posted:it's me, the genius armed robber who doesn't check the whole building for employees every second spent checking for dumb poo poo like that is another precious bananacoin lost to the cyber network
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Nebakenezzer posted:All the young people who could, left. Also smart people who didn't feel like having the rug pulled out from under them once some richer thought them slightly annoying also left. So all the people who 1) could have reformed the system to make it better, or 2) was not happy becoming dirt poor or a minion of the wallers also left. actually i think youll find that the young people were leeches taking all of MY tax dollars and furthermore
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i bought into WEED today, how dumb am i for doing so nowR. Guyovich posted:he's previously banned poster sassafras, if that means anything to anyone stop stepping on canpol, he is swagger like us and we refuse to believe anything else
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Weed is fine, worry not
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Nebakenezzer posted:Do you have a source for this https://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorials/2017/11/06/paradise-papers-show-ottawa-must-crack-down-on-offshore-tax-havens-editorial.html
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I'm back in Kimberley guys and the Montanas at the hotel here has closed down what is happening to this country. It's been replaced by some fancy rear end restaurant millenials probably eat at instead of saving for a house.
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Nebakenezzer posted:Do you have a source for this The actual revenue numbers are from the 2017 budget doc, I squished some of the numbers together under single headers for simplicity sake but you get the idea The offshore tax thing? Ill Peripheral posted:https://www.thestar.com/opinion/editorials/2017/11/06/paradise-papers-show-ottawa-must-crack-down-on-offshore-tax-havens-editorial.html and also https://www.thestar.com/news/world/2017/02/13/canada-misses-out-on-nearly-50-billion-in-tax-each-year.html
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zeal posted:
hell yeah ive been looking 4 a good gif of that 4 years hi canadians, i could have been one of u if certain ancestors never decided to return 2 the country that their grandparents fled from because they knew america was hosed since 1776 (UEI loyalists)
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https://www.thestar.com/news/queenspark/2018/01/24/tory-leader-patrick-brown-denies-allegations-of-misconduct.html im surprised it took this long for these to resurface given that they were floating around around the last leadership race Nebakenezzer posted:Truth my wife did some work down there and managed to interview one of the irvings briefly before one of their media people showed up and realized what was going on and immediately cancelled the whole thing, they're nuts. I think what's amazing is that the maritimes were the source of some pretty radical economic ideas (at the time) the last time they were in financial ruin: the antigonish movement and the co-ops. Dreylad has issued a correction as of 04:34 on Jan 25, 2018 |
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If the opposing party's education plan led to teenagers who knew how to repel sexual advances from elected officials, I'd want to shout it down too. Looks like Team OPC are blasting off again
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Guy is unmarried and doesn't drink, obviously there was something up with him
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https://twitter.com/aradwanski/status/956399417182978048 calling up caucus members to tell that he's not owned while his entire staff quits one by one
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Man this is the best loving news. I’m so excited
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