A Canadian messaged me last week.
He said: I agree with everything you post.
I cannot say any of it at work.
I asked: what would happen if you did?
He said: reported to HR. Investigated. Probably let go.
He lives in Canada.
Not China. Not Russia.
Canada.
So yes.
A Japanese account in Tokyo will keep posting.
Until he can say it himself again.
To be honest, you pay the same amount on your “final exit.” Canadians forget this because it’s a problem that gets passed down to your kids. The exit tax is just a deemed disposition on all your assets - so capital gains tax on everything you own as if you sold it on the day you departed Canada OR DIED. You either pay it now and still have a few decades left in your life to make some real money, or you pay it when you die. No Canadian escapes, because no Canadian is free. We are tax slaves.
@twotter_1@AIslop_ I've watched this mosh-pit video probably 2,500 times at this point and towards the end of the video there is definitely some secret humping going on!
@globeandmail Yes, why aren't we getting involved in another foreign country's mess that the US is currently involved with. And make sure we get involved on the opposite side of the US. Right before our most important trade negotiations deadline with the US.
“What do you call 100,000 dead Canadians? A good start!”
“Whoa whoa whoa that’s joke’s hate speech!”
“What? No, I’m Canadian, that’s official government policy.”
2 yrs ago when I had surgery for cancer, the lady in the next bed was visited by a hospital administrator she had not met before, not her doctor, who stood at the end of her bed and said she had no option but to have MAID. The woman said “Absolutely not! I plan to get up and dance again”. The administrator then started to argue with her saying she had no choice but MAID without explaining why. The woman said “Well I’ll talk to my family when they come on Monday.” The administrator replied “They’re coming on Monday? Good, I’ll talk to them”. She headed off the family on Monday before they saw her and they came to our room primed to convince her she had to have MAID according to the hospital. She then argued with the family that she didn’t want it. During the day she was firm but at night when they weren’t there she cried. Ultimately they convinced her and started preparing a party for her to say goodbye to all her friends. So sad. And it has made me more skeptical about MAID procedures.