Wow. Imagine a leader stigmatizing a sector of your own citizens like this.

Didn't Adolf Hitler say something similar about the Jews? We know how that ended up.

Heh, yet another link to a low follower pure alt-right derp Twitter account. Be sure to like, share and subscribe and buy his merch. I would ask how you guys find these accounts, but guessing its the optimization programs at work to feed you what you crave as passive consumers. Even Lozen does not go full derp like this usually, even about the guy that when asked the question of "What time is it?" he replies with with a whiny tale about Trudeau. He has yet to go full derp Nazi comparison though, so credit for that.

All the best.

FYP.

You may believe that anyone who doesn't hate him like you do must love him, but it certainly isn't true. I neither love nor hate JT, and I know many other people who would say the same.

Another lockdown in Ontario getting announced fml

Of course he won a majority and it he was a dark horse at that and I pointed out why and I do believe folks were tired of Harper.

Why do you think in the last two elections he was unable to achieve those majorities again? I just do not see him gaining another majority. That of course is my opinion only

The problem is your not willing to have an honest debate on the Climate change agenda of Trudeau.

Confirmed

https://www.cp24.com/news/ontario-re...osed-1.5726134

Dude, I've "debated" every single one of your tired list of talking points about Trudeau. You're going to get mad that tofino's raw sewage treatment isn't online yet (or is it now?), that the Liberals ban on thermal coal exports that Harper brought in is on the same 2030 timeline as the rest of their agenda, you're going to get frothy about Quebec, you're going to get nihilistic about the size of Canada compared to the world. We've done it all before. Making up I'm not willing to have an "honest debate" is just silly. I've LONG been clear that I think we should do a lot more, a lot faster. But the carbon tax is a big and important step in the right direction.

For 2 years it was worst case scenario "OMG what is Alberta doing" from people like Uke and the alot of the media. With the endemic now being close(hopefully), vaccination rates basically finalized and evidence that vaccines don't stop transmission along with Alberta's death rates being below national average. The same people are moving the goal posts saying ya well Alberta have a high case rate or had a young population so that's why, when they've never mentioned that once over the last 2 years.


OK, Is that suppose to be an argument? Fact is Alberta death rates are below the national average. By the media coverage and posts itt you would have that their numbers would be simuliar to Quebecs.

Uke who pretends to really care about underprivileged people is mad when people get upset the policies he endorses make everything cost more.

It's 9cents PER LITER.

ah, you are just ignorant. The carbon tax is close to neutral. Canadian tax payers get most of the money rebates back. So a poor person living a modest carbon lifestyle is likely to be a net winner. But regardless, even for those that are net losers (for example long commutes due to poor neighborhoods or the like), I advocate a wide swath of policies that on net shift wealth from the rich to the poor. So you are wrong on the facts and wrong on your guesses as to my opinions and just generally wrong.

Uh, people have been talking about the high death rate in Quebecs large number of long term care communities, something Alberta had a small fraction of, since the beginning. I’m sorry you were totally ignorant and thought “fourth from the bottom death rate and dead last case rate” was a good talking point for you. It isn’t.

You know high oil price is the main factor that pushes inflation up usually, right ?

You want high oil price or low inflation?
Make up your mind …..

Shocking, the fourth ranking province in population has the fourth most deaths. Still below the national average though.

This is just pure propaganda you have no idea what the implications of this tax will be.

Oh wow. Do you REALLY have no idea what the word "rate" means? This is so embarrassing. Like did you just go to your computer and google the populations of the provinces to be able to figure out the answer to this, but still not realize it is per capita? Wow.

I'm not sold on this premise but if you are then you should want a government that tries to attract investment in the industry not the other way around.

Why not both?

oh man, you legit had no idea about the rebates did you? Yikes. Even lozen acknowledges they exist when pressed.

The stat I think we are talking about is per 100k. I actually misread your post and mixed up what you were implying. I have no idea about case rates and don't really pay attention to the case totals. I also didn't even have to Google populations by province. And Alberta is still under the national average.

I've made fun of your posts about the magical rebates numerous times. Again you have no idea what the implications of the carbon tax will be.

Your not sold on this premise ?????
Every goods u need are affected by being transport to you at a higher cost ….
From making it until you receive it at the store or your own home ….,

How is that hard to comprehend ?

If a company need a item to produce something it need it through delivery right ?
How can it sell the item cheap if Just receiving the part to produce something has a high cost in oil ?
And then pay another high cost by delivering its finish goods to the market ??

Why you think the manufacturing sector in Ontario and Quebec takes a huge dive when oil prices goes too high ?
Because the cost of production is too high and the margin profits evaporate ……
(Not too mention the Canadian dollar spike up because of oil, being unable to sell cheaply on the international market )
What happened then ?
Job being send overseas while alberta start complaining about paying too much taxes
Through the equalization program because Ontario and Quebec have a weaken economy ?
Ffs…..


https://www.frbsf.org/education/publ...mpact-economy/

“Oil price increases are generally thought to increase inflation and reduce economic growth. In terms of inflation, oil prices directly affect the prices of goods made with petroleum products. As mentioned above, oil prices indirectly affect costs such as transportation, manufacturing, and heating. The increase in these costs can in turn affect the prices of a variety of goods and services, as producers may pass production costs on to consumers. The extent to which oil price increases lead to consumption price increases depends on how important oil is for the production of a given type of good or service. “

High oil price with no inflation ?
Good luck with that ….
You live in a fairy tale .

Always me me me me thinking you have without thinking of consequences ….

Stupid question but what happens in Canada with all these lockdowns as far as assistance goes to people? Tons of people out of service sector jobs with these restrictions. Does the gov't just turn the benefits on/off?

So carbon taxes are bad? Have you not heard about the rebates?

Carbon tax rebates obviously

I don’t have an opinion on carbon tax .
I think at some point something need to be done .
Best cure to high prices are -> high prices .