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Originally Posted by RRxtar
Good point on some how piling on nearly 100 billion in debt in 5 years during an era of one of the largest global economic booms recently. The economy could have gone the complete opposite direction but we're here because of Trudeau's, not only inability, but almost refusal to get anything done to take advantage of the high demand for energy right now. And the worst part is the window is all but closed, and Canada's economy is already slowing significantly.
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Originally Posted by DragonChi
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Originally Posted by jasonturbo
Referring to what exactly?
I've not yet formed a scientific opinion on global warming, it's not because I'm some tinfoil-hat-wearing climate change denier, it's because the matter appears to be quite complex. At a basic level do I believe that the constant generation emissions from the consumption of petroleum products certainly can't be good for the planet. Having said that, until we, as consumers, are willing to make drastic changes to the way we live our lives there will not be any meaningful reduction in GHG's, we are exceptionally wasteful people.
What I have formed an opinion on is that exports represent economic injections and are therefore extremely important to improving the quality of life for Canadians.
I was being facetious.
The motivating factors for her appointment fit the JT agenda of gender and ethnicity, specifically his claim of being a "feminist" and his desire for "truth and reconciliation". I would suggest that appointments are normally made on the basis of what is most beneficial to the Party, not what is most pleasing to the narrative/public eye.
Taxation through increased economic activity as opposed to taxation through increased tax rates.
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Referring to 100B in debt
I do have an opinion on climate change as well. Yes it is real, yes it is accelerating. It's not the first time in our planets history though. The Ice Age, the Carboniferous period. Both times, planetary chemistry and climates were vastly different. Extinction of life on our planet isn't that big of a deal either, as long as there is bacteria still alive, and I bet that they will be sticking around. The earth isn't some living being that has feelings to be hurt. The universe does not give a fuck what happens. We are living in a sliver of time on earths life supporting existence, if we end up fucking shit up so bad that humans can't survive, which would have to be pretty bad, and i figure very gradually, then mankind is the only fallout of that.