@StephenMac65057@MarcNixon24 Being idealistic is nice when living in a utopia. Have a look at the last decade or so of data regarding where funding and resources sent to Gaza by the world end up. It doesn't go to the people who need it.
@Akaza_Web3@mattxiv Keep in mind the rhetoric on X is grossly disproportionate to reality. It’s riddled with troll farmers, emotional provocation, and thoughtlessness. You’re best not to derive statistical norms from it as any result would be heavily skewed.
@MomATMachine@KootenayGreg@nunyabzn1ss@grok@roulinski@PierrePoilievre Additionally Canadians don’t want him to have it given the current legislation around NSICOP. If he conducts his constitutional duty to be opposition he can be fine or imprisoned. If Canadians want the opposition to be muzzled, they’re asking for the dereliction of duties.
@TheCanuckResets@MarkJCarney This is a no win situation. Fines = increased ticket costs to offset. Increased wages = increased ticket costs. Decrease in demand due to high ticket prices will reduce operations budget that can decrease services or increase demand for federal subsidy (i.e. more tax or deficit)
@Dj_YQL @cj_chep @EricRStPierre The military. After Afghanistan closed, it became a house of career middle managers. The problem is more complex, but it starts there.
@Missellie19 I’ve been advocating for this in my local community (with respective leaders) since the last election. MPs should have a percentage reduction in their income to (1) redistribute those funds to programs that require it and (2) reduce the career politician incentive thus keeping…
@dispatch_fox@mario4thenorth He was broken a very long time ago. He had a morning radio talk show in the 90s where he was colloquially referred to as a “shock jockey” and he he’s only become slightly worse. He was saying absurd things then too. He got paid very well at the time.