ArcticCrusher
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2 hours ago, steve6 said:
who said anything about mpp's? you mentioned irv and trail, both government salary workers. May attention for fuck sakes.
here's something else for you to bitch at
http://ntag.ca/?p=166 mayor's making 200k a year, in some irrelevant cities
time for a revolution I say! where can I vote for the communism party of Canada? they will equal everything out, screw democracy!
what about Mr Tory? you know, the guy you wanted as a PC leader at one point but he failed miserably? well he does not care to save any of us money either - you know, like most of you think a 'conservative' should do for us? Lucky you bastards within the Toronto boundry!
No one cares to talk about Harpers deficits? ahh you poor babys, going from a massive surplus ACTUALLY paying down the national debt with the Liberals in power (isn't that what you want, less debt/deficit??), but BAM one year in office and harper throws us 20 billion in the opposite direction, so we could save 2% on GST? but then he buys out the province to introduce us HST? AH NICE GUY that Harper, I am glad he did that for us.
Don't want to win an election in Ontario? Announce you're going to fire 100,000 public sector people like Mr Hudak- works every time. Anyone who sat down and understands that some of that would have been through natural process of retirement would understand it wasn't as bad, but you gotta be stupid to say stuff like that when there is so many public sector workers, and family related to them.
Fuck you guys and your stupid arguments, and NO I don't want to pay stupid taxes either, or agree with their decisions, or agree with what some people make as a profession politically. As long as we're all out there making good money, people are not going to go disrupt that. I cant stand some these things they do, but do I see things better on the PC side of the fence? definitely not, most of them are low life scum that want to tax the hell outta you just like the liberals.
Enough with the Harper surplus to deficit story already. There was no way Canada was not heading into a recession, but we felt the least of it compared to other nations due to our oil. Harper added 150 billion to our debt, compare that to the great Obama's 10 trillion. The US's economy is 10 times the size of the Canada's so Harper could have added 1 trillion in debt before he matched Obama. The Ontario Fiberals added more to Ontario's debt than the 150 Harper added and for a while they had a larger deficit than all the provinces put together including the federal government, but tards gloss over that.
On the bold, when companies shut down or leave our province it does disrupt things. Perhaps not for those in the public sector utopia who have little grasp of how things actually come together. When a dud like the Ontario Finance Minister says stupid things like Ontario can pick and choose the jobs we want coming to Ontario, he insults most small business owners who have been driving this province during the hard times with job growth. Any private sector job created is good for the economy. Every public sector job created requires 4 or 5 private sector employees to subsidize.
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9 hours ago, Momorider said:
How is it going FAIL
Doubt it's Fail, Grammer is ok.
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7 minutes ago, Capt.Storm said:
Bernie really is looking so foolish lately.
He should have just told the dems to go fawk themselves and run as an independent after the e mails came out...as a matter of principle..hell he might have won but even if he didn't he would have showed huge class.
He really is after being thrown under the bus by his party. I actually feel a bit sorry for him but as the old saying goes. "Make a fool of me one, shame on you, twice, shame on me"
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17 minutes ago, steve6 said:
taxing me is different than running up the deficit, of course I'm not for taxing me more for useless shit.
Its the same really. The debt to gdp has grown over 30% (from 30% to over 40%) with the Libtards, that is dangerous. That is debt our kids will have to pay for our greed, since we can't seem to live within our means. What will happen if interest rates get back to historic levels and the interest payments easily surpass the 30 billion spent on education today? The interest on the debt has been pretty flat since interest rates has steadily declined and new bond issues have capitalized on lower rates. That will change as rates will not stay low forever, however they will will not rise in the next couple of years.
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So what happened to the Dem supporters?
Deflection forthcoming.
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2 minutes ago, Capt.Storm said:
oh at one point Bernie supporters were shouting vote Trump during his speech.
I listened to the replay.
It was priceless.
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25 minutes ago, Capt.Storm said:
Sanders is getting booed at his own rally in florida right now..priceless.
Wow.
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1 hour ago, racer254 said:
Maybe they all do it, but there has never been any blatant proof like there is now. There really needs to be some repercussions to this.
Democratic National Committee documents recently released by WikiLeaks include spreadsheets and emails that appear to show party officials planning which donors and prominent fundraisers to provide with appointments to federal boards and commissions.
The documents, which were circulated among top DNC officials in April, could raise legal questions for the party, says Ken Boehm, the chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, a government watchdog group.
“The disclosed DNC emails sure look like the potential Clinton Administration has intertwined the appointments to federal government boards and commissions with the political and fund raising operations of the Democratic Party,” Boehm told The Daily Caller.
“That is unethical, if not illegal.”
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1 hour ago, 02sled said:
As of last Feb.
Ontario spends $11.4 billion a year just to service its debt — more than it spends on all social services for adults or to run its universities and colleges. It’s the third largest single item in the budget after health care and public education, and that’s in a historically low-interest-rate environment.
If you think of the province’s $315-billion debt as several massive public mortgages, then it mostly holds fixed-term debt. That means, just like a mortgage, payments are set for a number of years before a term comes up and, depending on what interest rates are, they are then renegotiated.
40 per cent of it will come due within the next five years.
But of course there is absolutely nothing for anyone to be concerned about. That is if you have a vast amount of money you are sitting on and don't care how much of it you give to the government each year.
It would be much much higher than that if our interest rates were at historical levels instead of the record low today. Long term bond yields are turning negative in other countries. I am sure Wynnebag and Truedumb would just love for that to happen here so the dumb bondholders can pay the government interest for holding their debt. A Libtard utopia. 'Here hold the bag of shit and pay for it even'.
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So does Trump own this factory or employ these workers?
Think about it the next time you visit Walmart.
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10 hours ago, Sksman said:
Like that will ever happen.
Wynne only cares that her and her husbands pension is covered for her retirement.
the rest of us are fucked.
It's the Libtard way.
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9 hours ago, steve6 said:
keep running it up, wont be a problem in my life time!
It already is and just getting worse. Stealing from ours kids future, how Liberal.
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19 minutes ago, Sksman said:
I bet Wynne bag will beat your target easily!
More like $375
Your correct. My numbers are with a Libtard balanced budget.
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2 hours ago, Momorider said:
300 Billion and counting
In four years expect it to be over 360 billion.
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8 minutes ago, ckf said:
My lawn has been growing faster than normal this year. We are getting just enough rain from thunderstorms to keep it growing. We picked up .20" of rain this morning from a thunderstorm. Damn storm woke me up at 5AM
Our rain totals are down so far this year and the brown patches on the grass are showing it. No value in grass assets I guess. Could use a nice storm here.
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18 minutes ago, Catalina said:
Back to the subject - I'm pretty sure there were close to 200,000 Verizon people on strike in May (resulting in very low numbers), and they came back in June (add 200K back in). No real big swings of you take them out of the picture.
Would that even count towards stats?
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Toronto has over 100 skyscrapers under construction, been that way for over a decade. While that all sounds great and keeps some gainfully employed it's hardly an overall measure of how good things are. How are companies like p&g, Boeing, shell etc spending? That is a better indication of how things are going. It's ok but not stellar.
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That could go into the "You might be a Liberal if" Forum.
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1 minute ago, Capt.Storm said:
That's priceless.
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8 minutes ago, Capt.Storm said:
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If it were not for the wife I would cancel my Satellite TV service.
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31 minutes ago, Anler said:
I has been getting busier every year since 2012. We are having trouble finding enough labor for the first time in our 9 years being in business.
Global OEM automation suppliers have predicted US sales being more significant this year. Its not all rosy though as some equipment OEM sales are way down so far this year compared to others.
We have already hit our max for this year and need to push out any new business to next.
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11 minutes ago, snoughnut said:
It has nothing to do with other countries, it has everything to do with Obama and how he compares with other presidents who were in office during a recession. The Obummer recovery is one of the worst, if not the worst ever, when compared to previous presidents.
Oh, the left media used the same data against Stephen Harper cause he is a conservative. It does not matter who the POTUS is, that growth will not be seen for some time.
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Finally brought our newest pup Amber home at seven weeks.
On a sad note, we had to put down our Golden Ret. Ben.