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So if you have the financial ability to do as you please.. you're good to go as eco acceptable

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    #11
    I am convinced that a good potion of the public pays no attention to price tags. If they want it or need it; it goes in the shopping cart without one moments hesitation about brand or even freshness; because "its what they have used and the blinders are on".

    Nor consideration that prices vary widely on both sides of market value.

    The same will apply to carbon taxes for these people when money is apparently no object; or its someone else's borrowed money or any other automatic buying response.

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      #12
      And I suppose Canadians should feel good knowing that their industries (and jobs) have been moved to other countries from whom of finished products now come; and which are seen as being exempt of no made in Canada CO2 contributions.

      Fact is that highest income persons will not lose any sleep whatever if the price of anything doubles. Those with needed inputs and no job may see things a lot differently.

      Redistributing wealth; but CO2 taxes were supposed to reduce overall emmissions.

      Volkswagon solutions coming up.; And keep an eye on when electricity rates do anything but continue to sky rocket. Solar power solution to general electrical generation in Sask...my ass.

      Check out the battery or other storage cost as a game killer.

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