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Increased payroll taxes, higher property taxes, a new employer healthcare tax, carbon taxes – no wonder business feels like it is death by a thousand cuts.
Socialism may be making a resurgence in the US and UK (it never went away in Canada) but that doesn’t mean it makes any more sense in 2019 than it did in the 1960s or 1860s for that matter.
Lot’s of talk about the top 1% of income earners – especially by people who have no clue how few people are in that group and how much money it takes to be in the 1%.
A potential rap sheet for a major Canadian company – and a Justice Minister who conveniently lost her portfolio amidst allegations that the Prime Minister’s Office pressured her to avoid criminal convictions for this long-standing Liberal donor based in Quebec.
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When Stupidity Goes Mainstream
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Sunday, 10 February 2019 11:59
We’ve always had people who thought that facts and research were irrelevant. After all, they knew they were right. The difference now is that, from Greenpeace to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, they boast about their ignorance while dominating debates.