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Tomorrow we will get to see a budget snapshot. Wonder how bad of a deficit it will be 270billion or will it be over 300billion dollars? |
https://scontent.fyvr4-1.fna.fbcdn.n...36&oe=5F2D3FC4 NDP is gaining on the cons and the libs are going strong. |
^Great seeing the NDP make gain here, though it rarely translates in the actual election. |
350 billion deficit, far beyond even the wildest dreams of analysts. And Turd says the govt. took on the debt so the people didn’t have to..so who is going to pay back that debt? When I have to renew my mortgage in 3 years I’m gonna be paying 15% to cover the cerbs that didn’t want to go back to work? |
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This is an unprecedented reaction to an unprecedented situation. Those of us in here should be thankful we still have jobs, and be especially thankful that we aren’t just letting people die and still having our economy shit the bed like the US and Sweden did. I don’t think the government should be immune to criticism, but I even tell my staff at work, if you don’t like how a problem was handled, you better come with a solution along with the criticism. |
A long term solution would be to heavily audit the cerb program and go hard after people who fraudulently applied for it, this would likely reduce the overall debt however the govt. is so incompetent it may be cheaper to let people off the hook than perform the investigations. My point was moreso that turd comes out saying the govt. took on debt as opposed to the people, well obviously the people are going to be the ones that eat the debt. And it will almost certainly be the working middle class who eat the majority of it once again. Frankly if you had zero savings before this and a bunch of credit card debt and we’re living cheque to cheque, it was probably time for you to file bankruptcy as opposed to being propped up for a few months with free money. I get what you’re saying many people who had everything out of their control got fucked by covid. But the notion that we can just continually be cutting blank cheque’s to the public and keep creating these subsidy programs for people outside of the cerb is insane. Your point is completely valid in the first two, or 3 months of this. But frankly it’s time to right the ship as opposed to remain status quo with this insane deficit building. Frankly I find myself being completely disenfranchised with govt. in general and basically indifferent to the actions of words of any party. Feels like you just gotta do what you can do and get ready to spread your ass cheeks once in a while for a good fucking. |
Totally agree on that. There needs to be checks and balances in place to make sure people are not taking advantage of the situation. To be fair they needed to implement something instantly that prevented disaster in the thick of it and now it’s time to get down to putting measures in place that hold people accountable for fraudulent claims and such. There’s a lot more people in this country living paycheque to paycheque and as far as I’m concerned that points to a larger systematic issue with the allowing to let real estate prices get out of control, people holding multiple properties, costs of food due to relying on other countries to supply and more. That’s the fault of tha Canadian governments for the last 5-6 decades and can’t be placed squarely on the current government. Shit hasn’t been working for a long time, but it takes a while for results to become clear that there is an issue. Especially with each generation being more fucked than the last. |
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Also I don't like where if university grads or university students gets money from doing volunteer work. IS VOLUNTEER WORK. If the gov is paying them is call a JOB. |
And how much is it going to cost to find and charge cheaters. |
Who cares at this point, we're going to be taking it up the ass in taxes regardless why not hunt down the people who stole money. What kind of precedent is that setting if they just decide to not look into it at all? |
Yep. I’m a strong proponent of UBI, but this wasn’t UBI and no one deserves to treat it as such. |
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And so what about people who blatantly flouted self-quarantine and isolation rules in the middle of a pandemic when they're showing COVID-19 symptoms? We should be able to report them to the authorities and fine them to the maximum extent possible right. |
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So did you get tested man? :eek5r: |
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That wouldn't make much sense. |
I honestly don't think there are that many people who are cheating CERB. 10%? More or less? CRA says they got 3300 leads on people who are faking it. Currently, 7.8 million people have applied for CERB as of May 10.. I can't see there being more than 5% of honest canadians cheating the system. |
5% of 8 million people getting $6000 over 3 months is still almost 2.5 billion dollars.. |
How do they even get tips tho? Like your neighbors snitching on you? :lol |
Probably their employers that told them to come back to work, and they said, "no thank you" too. |
There's also people out there who were "laid off" but are still working and just unofficially banking the time. |
There's an even more dire view of CERB or more precisely the economy as a whole... I have heard there are businesses that are really struggling with paying their employees wage. They could no longer sustain the business (they need people to open, but yet most opening won't make enough to pay all the expenses if wages were included) and was laying off all employees and call it quit on the business. After they sat down to discuss with their employees, employees didn't want to be laid off in a time like this because god knows when they'd be able to find work in this environment. So the proposition was they would basically cheat on CEWS AND CERB and keep the business open by claiming only enough to qualify for either or both of the programs and let the government pay majority of the wage, but the employees would come to work and employers would keep their business open. It's cheating alright... but IMHO, a necessary evil. I honestly don't see the reasoning to go after these cases... because if they closed, CERB would have to pay anyway. And if they did close, there would more issue for the gov't to worry about and less revenue to collect (taxes) |
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i duno how much CRA people get paid but its prob at least 30-40 bux an hour right? think about how much that would cost. how long the audits would take. they'd be spending more money trying to get back that money. more than 6 million people applied. |
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You admitted on here yourself you had symptoms, ignored the 14 day quarantine, and went out grocery shopping. We all know you don't give a fuck about anyone but yourself. Your posts here prove that. Quote:
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