A Buck A Beer!

[Curious Cdn]

Casinos, brothels, and heroin dens are your vision for Ontario's future prosperity?

 

[MHz]

What do you mean a few?......at 2 for the price of one!

'Rounds', first time you ever hear that term? When you buy the girl alone at the end of the bar a beer do you send the bill along with it???

 

[DaSleeper]

Watcha talking about Fool!

 

[White_Unifier]

We should introduce a slot machine in every grocery store. That should rake in massive revenues for the government.

Moga!

 

[MHz]

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[CaptainTrips]

I favour imposing a tax on the net profits of any resource-extraction company. Given how we need metal and other resources to build bicycles, that would impose an indirect tax on bicycle buyers. I'm all for that.

As for vegan products that don't involve mind-altering substances, why tax those businesses? Farmers pay personal income taxes already, why tax their businesses too?

animal-husbandry businesses, that's another matter given the pollution they produce.



Best to let it out than trap it in.

There already is a tax on net profits of any company large or small.

 

[White_Unifier]

There already is a tax on net profits of any company large or small.

I know. My implication was that we should drop taxes on businesses other than animal-husbandry, resource-extraction, and addictive products and services (such as casinos, alcohol, nicotine, etc.).

That said, we should drop taxes in principle, but not necessarily in practice. Right now, Provincial debt is out of control so maybe we can't afford to drop those taxes right now. However, the government should prioritize paying the debt with a view or a goal to eventually scrap all business taxes other than on less desirable businesses.

 

[taxslave]

Has that really become Ontario's priority?

Alcohol, tobacco, and other vices are what the state should be targeting as means to pay off the debt.

The debt has largely been created by expensive social programs. The proper cure would be to tax these programs.

 

[Bar Sinister]

Conturd socialism on the march.


Ontario brewers that offer buck-a-beer may get LCBO incentives: source



https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-...beer-may-get-lcbo-incentives-source-1.4042442

 

[taxslave]

I know. My implication was that we should drop taxes on businesses other than animal-husbandry, resource-extraction, and addictive products and services (such as casinos, alcohol, nicotine, etc.).

That said, we should drop taxes in principle, but not necessarily in practice. Right now, Provincial debt is out of control so maybe we can't afford to drop those taxes right now. However, the government should prioritize paying the debt with a view or a goal to eventually scrap all business taxes other than on less desirable businesses.

In reality there should be no business since all that does is increase the retail price of every purchase. THe only tax should be on shareholder income. This would significantly lower the cost of living and also eliminate a good number of expensive government employees.

 

[White_Unifier]

Conturd socialism on the march.


Ontario brewers that offer buck-a-beer may get LCBO incentives: source



https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-...beer-may-get-lcbo-incentives-source-1.4042442

You've got to be kidding me.

That's it! I'll open a casino and ask for a subsidy.

 

[mentalfloss]

Conturd socialism on the march.


Ontario brewers that offer buck-a-beer may get LCBO incentives: source



https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/ontario-...beer-may-get-lcbo-incentives-source-1.4042442

Walter loves gubmint subsidies.

Cause he's leftard.

 

[Curious Cdn]

The buck-a-beer stuff promises to be watery swill.

Maybe, Ontario should just import Bud, Genesee, Schlitz, Blatz and Duff from New York and charge what it's worth?

 

[White_Unifier]

In reality there should be no business since all that does is increase the retail price of every purchase. THe only tax should be on shareholder income. This would significantly lower the cost of living and also eliminate a good number of expensive government employees.

We might want to keep the price up for undesirable products.

 

[MHz]

Walter loves gubmint subsidies.

Cause he's leftard.

Those are the companies he has stocks in as he knows they will never fail and if the profits aren't high enough the Gov will chip in a few $100M or so.

 

[Cliffy]

 

[Curious Cdn]

So, where's the bucka beer?

 

[Hoid]

buck a beer runs contrary to the trend which is craft beer.

no craft beer maker is going to produce cheap beer because that isn't what their customers want.

 

[pgs]

buck a beer runs contrary to the trend which is craft beer.

no craft beer maker is going to produce cheap beer because that isn't what their customers want.

Who has money for expensive beer ? I thought the conservatives ruined the economy . Right government workers all have extra cash in their jeans .

 

[Curious Cdn]

None of the breweries want to run a buckabeer as they will not make a phennig at it. The old LIE-beral buck-and-a-quarter beer appears to be at the price point that makes brewing worthwhile.

What a waste of air time, this idiotic publicity stunt. The Hillbillies slurped it up, though.