"What goes around comes around", when the real Xmas comes around, there will be no money to buy anything!Yay, more Liberal scams.
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"What goes around comes around", when the real Xmas comes around, there will be no money to buy anything!Yay, more Liberal scams.
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You bet! I've watched it for 70 years and every time they do that the $ is worth a little less!They will just print more . Let the grandkids pay the piper .
I suppose, when you consider what is owed is worth less!Inflation dilutes debt and robs you of your savings.
Only because they have a compliant media and many of their major disasters don't get airtime. Like the ALR/ALC disaster. The lack of concern for forestry workers and all the thousands of businesses and communities that depend on logging. The total lack of planing or concern for citizens during the last heat wave. Over 200 died because of lack of ambulances in Vancouver alone in two days.I have to admit contrary to previous feelings, the Dippers under Horgan haven't done too badly for B.C.
In theory, yes. In reality no. Rep by Pop only really works when all areas are roughly the same size. For example the lower mainland has more MLAs than the rest of the province combined. The North half of the island has 1 MLA while Victoria has, I think 6 plus surrounding areas having many more. Same thing applies Federally. Too many seats in cities and not enough voting power in large rural areas. One medium sized town has more representation than the entire NWT. This is NOT equal representation. Nor does funding for MPs/MLAs adequately reflect the travel barriers in large areas."As long as our electoral system is rigged in favour of parties and more seats in Ontario and Quebec, nothing will change."
I gotta call you out on that taxslave! Shouldn't the system be "rigged" to give the jurisdictions with the biggest population the biggest clout?
He has a majority, and we are suffering because of it.He has no choice with his very weak minority Gov. what will he do if given a Majority Gov?
If you are a liberal insider. If you live in the west or north your azz is going to hurt some more.Yay, more Liberal scams.
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BUT the entire population north of Campbell River including Gold River and Tahsis up to Cape Scott (and Zeballos) is less than that of Port Alberni and they both have one seat!In theory, yes. In reality no. Rep by Pop only really works when all areas are roughly the same size. For example the lower mainland has more MLAs than the rest of the province combined. The North half of the island has 1 MLA while Victoria has, I think 6 plus surrounding areas having many more. Same thing applies Federally. Too many seats in cities and not enough voting power in large rural areas. One medium sized town has more representation than the entire NWT. This is NOT equal representation. Nor does funding for MPs/MLAs adequately reflect the travel barriers in large areas.
Now obviously it would be prohibitively expensive to break down the large ridings into the size cities get so rural ridings must get more votes based either on sq.km or number of communities represented.
Most of the time there is a huge disconnect between what citiots think and the reality in rural areas.
The head offices maybe in the lower mainland , but the money is generated in the rural areas . Mining and forestry as examples ." For example the lower mainland has more MLAs than the rest of the province combined."..................And possibly generates more money than the rest of the province combined!
When the dollar you saved 30 years ago now buys what a dime did when you saved the dollar it's disgusting.I suppose, when you consider what is owed is worth less!
That is just the royalties , the resource sector generates far more than royalties .
Those are two tiny sectors, agriculture is big in the Fraser Valley and there's also manufacturing and scads of retail and whole sale.The head offices maybe in the lower mainland , but the money is generated in the rural areas . Mining and forestry as examples .
Best check your stats , last I looked forestry was the number one industry in the province followed by mining .Those are two tiny sectors, agriculture is big in the Fraser Valley and there's also manufacturing and scads of retail and whole sale.