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As the Throne speech made clear, there’s nothing in our leaders actions suggest they understand the financial/economic crisis we’re in – let alone have a plan to address the problems.
Different countries adopted different strategies to fight COVID-19. So far we haven’t had the courage or integrity to evaluate which ones worked and which ones didn’t.
It’s what’s best for the patient vs protecting the system. So far the patient’s losing with literally thousands suffering…even dying… waiting for timely treatment. And the BC NDP government and BC Supreme Court says that’s okay.
Is it time for labour leaders to turn the page on yesterday’s ideology and forget about pushing policies that hurt workers wages and job creation?
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All Talk – No Action
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Saturday, 3 October 2020 11:04
One of the truly great examples of virtue signaling politics. Doesn’t get much done but it sure sounds good – and that’s enough for some people.