Solving Canada's Problems
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I don't concern myself with besting people. I'm here for entertainment. "Besting" people is your concern. Unfortunately, you do a p isspoor job of it. BTW - catching you in a lie isn't besting you...it's catching you in a lie. Words mean something you know.
If it makes you sleep better, run with that pumpkin. Your childish word games and running away from legitimate debate/discussion, makes your nonsensical claims, void.
Would you care to debate/discuss the topic or keep playing your silly games, which seem to be more important to you?
I do not run away from legitimate debate. I've had it here on a number of threads. I just haven't had it with you. Since you seem to be the one that wants it, perhaps you should change your attitude. If not then so be it. I will continue to have fun with you.
I'll take that as a no.
When you've grown up, PM me, I'll be more then happy to point out your lack of knowledge in history and geography again.
I rest my case. Trying to "hand people their asses" and pointing out people's "lack of knowledge" is more important to you than discussion and learning something. Is it any wonder I find you so amusing?
OMG, I bet. My ex would sell his mother for perks. They make me vomit. I don't get it. :shrug:
I bummed a couple off him when my tooth was bugging me. I'm with you, almost instant gut rot.
First of all you are trying to apply some kind of business model to the evolution
of a society. We do not have products we have services for people when it
comes to government. Another thing that must be considered is, we have a
multitude of solutions coming from citizens who see the world differently and in
so doing must have a voice in order to maintain a social order to things.
If you start applying the principles mentioned above you end up with all kinds of
problems as has been witnessed throughout history. I agree, we do need to have
some priorities, however Canada has survived because we have none.
During the Lester B Pierson area there motto, jokingly was , Lets kick it around and
we'll always get by.
In Canada there is no long range planning because our collective mood changes and
that in turn changes the government and its policy. The last thing we want is a plan,
if we had a plan someone would actually want to carry it out and that would have all kinds
of consequences. I have always said, Canadians want change, we call for change, we
ask for change, we even demand change, but if a government comes along and changes
anything we get mad as hell and throw them out of office. I have seen this over and over
again. I don't want privatization of government programs, I want them thought out as to
how they are going to look twenty five and thirty years down the road, and I want them to
work for people in the future. Oh Ya that would require a long term plan and it might even
mean some change, better scrap that concept. This is Canada for heaven sake.
of a society. We do not have products we have services for people when it
comes to government. Another thing that must be considered is, we have a
multitude of solutions coming from citizens who see the world differently and in
so doing must have a voice in order to maintain a social order to things.
If you start applying the principles mentioned above you end up with all kinds of
problems as has been witnessed throughout history. I agree, we do need to have
some priorities, however Canada has survived because we have none.
During the Lester B Pierson area there motto, jokingly was , Lets kick it around and
we'll always get by.
In Canada there is no long range planning because our collective mood changes and
that in turn changes the government and its policy. The last thing we want is a plan,
if we had a plan someone would actually want to carry it out and that would have all kinds
of consequences. I have always said, Canadians want change, we call for change, we
ask for change, we even demand change, but if a government comes along and changes
anything we get mad as hell and throw them out of office. I have seen this over and over
again. I don't want privatization of government programs, I want them thought out as to
how they are going to look twenty five and thirty years down the road, and I want them to
work for people in the future. Oh Ya that would require a long term plan and it might even
mean some change, better scrap that concept. This is Canada for heaven sake.
Politicians don't like to look past the next election. That is why we need to take more of the day to day management of our affairs out of the hands of politicians.
Change the voting system. 1,000,000 votes = no Green MP's 1,000,000 votes = 30 Bloc Mp's Go figure! Democracy?