@mrjrcasual@glen_mcgregor 1) Most recent rise in executions in SA are tied to drugs, namely foreign nationals getting caught, which doesn't appear to be slowing down
2) Canada had public executions for decades and it had minimal impact in crime rates.
@OrdinaryDoge@brianlilley No. He lost because he fumbled a question on the death penalty being used in a hypothetical case of his family being murdered. He even admitted it cost him.
The stool was allowed because Bradford's team ok'd it. This should have been part of debate negotiations between teams.
@wildfiremike@mitchedits@HowieMooney When OSEG developed Landsdowne, they totally ignored the arena, which was in rough shape (no major reno since the early 90s). Had they done it back then, we wouldn't need to be building a new one.
@PaperstreetBTC@PhilSmith26 US bond investors are now moving more to buying tech debt than government debt. As the AI build out continues this will probably only happen more and more.
@CDNPolicyHawk There's also the buying back part. I don't think the US has ever bought back oil to replenish at a price that was fairly cheap. At least not recently.
@aakashgupta The music line is a nod to Chuck Prince, CEO of Citibank, just before the crash. His quote was "as long as the music is playing, you've got to get up and dance."
I think there are also some Bear Stearns nods in this scene as wellm
@TrendPolCa@PierrePoilievre Without touching transfers, this would mean cutting the 182B left for government operations, including planned defense spending.
@Canada_Unknown@TraumaToronto True, Pearson was continuing the long held Liberal policy (going back to Laurier) of continentalism. This clearly ran counter of Dief's push to continue closeness to Britain, which led to some unkind words to America.