As the article points out they attempted to recover the money and found out that it was unrecoverable.If it was a loan to be paid back to the people of Canada and Trudeau forgave the loan then yes, he gave the money away and is MCGA.
As the article points out they attempted to recover the money and found out that it was unrecoverable.If it was a loan to be paid back to the people of Canada and Trudeau forgave the loan then yes, he gave the money away and is MCGA.
Avec Plaisir.Groper bailing out the media.
Refresh my memory.
It's no wonder you laugh. You confuse bail-outs with tax credits and tax credits with tax incentives.As far as the tax incentives go all I can do is lol
And yet mere months after forgiving this "unrecoverable" money, you tell us FC has hundreds of millions to give Tesla.As the article points out they attempted to recover the money and found out that it was unrecoverable.
NO idea what you are talking about.Avec Plaisir.
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Btw you get a tax credit. Maybe you sgould decline it in order to prove your independence
Oh Hoid, you make it too easy sometimes. I guess you need me to explain the difference between an individual's tax credits and a bail-out. A tax credit for an individual is a fraction of the taxes back that they paid throughout the year. You are in fact, getting some of YOUR money back. A bail-out is when the govt takes a bunch of yours, mine and everyone else's money and it loans/gives it to a sole entity or industry.
And uh, just because your loyalty can be bought for a few hundred bucks a year doesn't mean mine can be. Don't be projecting your faults and weaknesses onto me.
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Because industries don't pay taxes
And there you have it. You regard the media bail out as a tax credit.
It's no wonder you laugh. You confuse bail-outs with tax credits and tax credits with tax incentives.
Oh and uh, with all your ranting about Harper and the auto bail-outs, you keep forgetting to mention McGuinty, who also coughed some nice tax dollars as well. But I guess the McGuinty portion of the bail out was just a tax credit. :lol:
Wrong again. It was gifted by trudOWE. Harper gave some loans to the auto industry with the expectation they would be repaid. trudOWE and/or his handlers decided to forgive the loans because they benifit Ontario and Quebec.What a surprise.NO idea what you are talking about.
As far as unrecoverable it was gifted to industry by the stupidity of Steven Harper.
I've never seen someone double down on stupid like Hoid/waldo!Wrong again. It was gifted by trudOWE. Harper gave some loans to the auto industry with the expectation they would be repaid. trudOWE and/or his handlers decided to forgive the loans because they benifit Ontario and Quebec.What a surprise.
As the article points out they attempted to recover the money and found out that it was unrecoverable.
Harper gave some loans to the auto industry with the expectation they would be repaid.
Really. YOUR words and you have no idea what YOU'RE talking about? Dar der durka durka derrrrp? So basically what you're saying is you haven't got clue what you're talking about but you're going to give your dumb f*ck opinion on it anyway. Gotta love that ALT-left racist, emotional relativist mentality.NO idea what you are talking about.
And Dalton MCGuinty. Funny how you never want to blame your ALT-left retard heroes for the exact same shit you blame Harper for.As far as unrecoverable it was gifted to industry by the stupidity of Steven Harper.
Apparently McGuinty couldn't even wait until his term as Premier was over to jump on that opportunity.They no doubt will be.
I have no doubt Harper will be sitting a good many boards of directors.
Yet you certainly respond to them there f*ck-o. And apparently you don't even read what YOU post. :lol: :lol: :lol: It must suck for you being proven wrong over and over and over again. I gotta give you credit though, you keep trying to spread your stupidity even though no-one is buying it. :lol:You seem to be laboring under the misapprehension that I read your posts.
Evercore downgraded Tesla to "underperform" from "in-line," and slashed its 12-month price target for Tesla to $240 from $330.
Tesla is faced with more competition, lower U.S. tax credits and an "aging" product lineup, says Evercore analyst Arndt Ellinghorst.
"The change in recommendation and lower PT are driven by a more cautious view on demand across all Models, but in particular the recent severe decline in demand for Model S/X," says Ellinghorst.
Evercore downgraded electric car maker Tesla to "underperform" from "in-line" on Monday, citing concerns on the decline in demand across all models.
There are many good reasons to worry about Tesla, including more competition, lower U.S. tax credits and an "aging" product lineup, wrote Evercore analyst Arndt Ellinghorst, who expects these headwinds to weigh on demand and cause a 40% decline in earnings per share by 2020.
Evercore also slashed its 12-month price target for Tesla to $240 from $330, implying 12% downside from Friday's close. Shares of Tesla are down 1.85% to $268 in premarket trading on Monday.