It should alarm every Canadian that the primary use the Liberals have made of their new, backroom, bribe-bought majority has been to ram through legislation that censors the internet, spies on citizens, and lays the groundwork for a virtual surveillance state.
Jeff Bezos:
"I pay Billions in taxes. You could double the taxes I pay and it won't address the issue. Don't pretend that Higher taxes on wealthy will solve the problem. This isn't anyone's Fault but Govt. Policy"
so for my birthday instead of getting a gift, i'm giving one
have to be following - like & re post this
going to give 1 person $200 (cash app only)
3 people 1 free month in the group
if post does well enough maybe open some limited discount spots in the group
and happy mothers day to all the mothers out there!
population has grown ~9x in 200yrs, while poverty trends to 0
people act as though capitalism is a zero sum game, but it’s actually the only system that creates positive sum outcomes
the average person today is far richer than most kings in days past
I generally agree with Ron's takes and think he's a smart guy but High speed rail seems to get a lot of Canadians all confused. This would be a huge economic benefit, have net environmental benefits, and connect Canadians! Plus make it easier for intl travellers !
This type of ridiculous short sightedness of Canadians has kept us from creating great feats like we used to. The WindsorQuebec Corridor has 18M people. HSR isn’t for all of Canada, just the busiest routes TorontoMontrealOttawa.Faster than flying, less congestion, lower emissions
High Speed Rail Is An Unbelievable Waste Of Money: It Makes No Sense In Canada
$90 To $175 BILLION for nothing
I know some people love High Speed Trains
In Europe & Asia everyone who uses them thinks: Fantastic! Canada needs these
But No: Not Sensible here
It's Math
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“Canada isn’t losing investment; we’re regulating it away,” said Adam Legge, president of the business council. “Our regulatory and project approval system has become the single-biggest barrier to attracting capital.
“The solutions are clear. We need faster and more certain timelines, removal of duplication, and predictable decision-making. If Canada is serious about growth and getting major projects built, the time to act is now.”