“Fairness” has got nothing to do with politics, and Poilievre knows that and utilizes it in his politics every single day.
“Fairness” has got nothing to do with politics, and Poilievre knows that and utilizes it in his politics every single day.
Still waiting for Rachel Notley to throw her hat into the ring for the NDP, that’d be a breath of fresh air
Sounds oddly familiar… But I can’t place it, so the free market dictates that this must be a good idea.
This is what they seem to never understand:
They fixed the price of bread for years. Before getting caught, if people had asked them, “are you fixing the price of bread?”, they would have said No, and probably have acted insulted that they were even asked.
So now, if we ask them if they’re fixing any other prices, they’ll say No, and act insulted.
After last time, why should we believe anything they say at any point?
One of the busiest highways in the world, to get one of the longest tunnels in the world underneath it?
This will cost a hundred billion at least, and it won’t solve congestion.
saying competition and fear are incentives to improve service
Fear? Seriously? A public health care service that’s been under-funded by design will “improve service” out of fear? These politicians have no morals.
Indeed. Workers exist in order to work. Why would workers want to strike, when instead they could be working? Good thing the government is stepping in to keep them in their place. /s
It’s definitely a “plan” but it’s far from a solution.
This reads like it was written by AI
Yeah, my Loblaws boycott is about three months old, but I’ve been boycotting Walmart for 20+ years
Oh, just what Loblaws needs right now, more good press
"The greatest overriding challenge Canada now faces is that for ten years incomes have stagnated.”
Yeah, try 40 years actually.
“The numbers are one thing, right, but … the government’s approach here is their briefing essentially says there’s nothing wrong. I get there’s posturing, but this is actually quite dangerous posturing on the side of the government.”
Absolutely hitting the nail on the head. This is something that isn’t being properly discussed anywhere in society; how many billions does a billionaire need before a billionaire has enough billions?
If enough is never enough, then that’s not sustainable, it’s not healthy for our civilization, and they’re absolutely suffering from a form of mental illness that requires social intervention. If a trillion is the number before they’ll actually be satisfied; then they need to adjust their goals.
Dare I say it: as long as there are camps full of homeless, as long as people working 60+ hours a week and can’t afford both food and a place to live, as long as 50% of the population is one missed paycheck from going broke- there should be no billionaires.
Our economy is dysfunctional and serving the interests of the rich above everyone else. We need an adjustment before the tipping point tips us from untenable into chaos, because these current trends are leading us all into ruin.
Before the bread price fixing scandal broke, if anyone had asked Galen if they were manipulating the price of bread, he would have shown this same level of deflection and never admitted in a million years what they were doing. If we asked now if there were any other price fixing scandals waiting to be discovered, they’d deny and deflect regardless of the truth.
Now he just wants us to trust him, and take him at his word? This billionaire has given everyone zero reasons to trust him, and many reasons to do the opposite.
In it 100%
They’re greedy AF
Very well said, and a vastly under-reported issue at the root of many of our civilization’s problems
Can’t wait! :D
I’m still daydreaming of a Rachel Notley federal run