Get ready to pay up b*tches !

[15444]

Can anyone post this cartoon as a graphic?


http://pbs.twimg.com/media/CctkrqpUsAEYgKB.jpg:large

Done

[tweety]

Does not a single person know what the carbon tax will be used for?

[fjlip]

Be a hell of a long lineup of those wanting to stick the TAX up JT's ASS!

[15444]

Seen report that shows natural gas as having the biggest price increase amongst all products/services. Forecasting 20% increase. Sure makes me smile knowing that those in the cities will suffer the most, penance for voting in a moron. Actually seeing a lot of message boards with Liberal idiots regretting voting for him. Fools and their money are soon parted.

[seabass]

Exactly Tweety! If the taxes we paid actually went to the places they were intended to and made our country better I'm all for it but that never happens. Politicians steal it for there pet projects and leave our country a mess. That selfie ****er hands it out like its his money while our infrastruture crumbles and the free loaders rake it in.

[SASKFARMER]

Grass explains how this is going to help your farm?

[grassfarmer]

Grass explains how this is going to help your farm?

Unlike you I don't see everything as all about ME, ME, ME. So while you're bitching about this and how much more your holiday flights are going to cost I'm glad that Canada is taking a lead in redressing a problem they have been part of creating. So instead of bitching about how much rain you got, whether it will delay your holiday or put some mud on your gleaming new machinery instead read up on Bangladesh and the challenges global warming and rising sea levels will pose them.
*clue for SF3* - Bangladesh is a country.

[boarderbloke]

grassy, "read up on Bangladesh and the challenges global warming and rising sea levels will pose them. "

You mean the same "scientists?" who told us and our children in school that all the Artic ice would be gone by 2015 and all the pretty polar bears will be mostly all dead,,, that the Canadian prairies would be drying up and no crop production or even grass would grow for farmers,,, that we wouldn't be getting winter any more because of the warming oceans and atmosphere,,, that islands would be covered over because of the rising oceans due to Artic and Antarctic ice melting,,, the lies go on and on. All those things were predicted to have already happened, and haven't even come close.

We are heading into a cooling period due to lack of the suns output, and the GlowBall warmests are pushing hard to get this carbon tax agenda going, so when more scientists start agreeing that the Earth is cooling they can take credit because of their carbon taxing initiatives.

The battle for the Warmests will be lost, if we start cooling before they can get their plans in place, that's why there's such a big push now. Plus they need the TAX money.

[SASKFARMER3]

Gee Grass thats all you have for a argument and again explain all this will be a benefit for your farm.

This is a tax thats it nothing will change.

It is a tax especially hard on farmers as we have no one to pass the costs onto.

Add a extra $50.00 a acre to most farms costs thanks to Selfie Boy.

A lot of farms will be shutting down with todays prices thanks to this shit.

Yes farmers to a lot for the environment as most of our farms are a huge carbon sink. Yet Selfie king won't credit us this.

so farmers will pay and pay and pay.

Yea Bangladesh is in trouble but so are we farmers.

Are you really a farmer or some Closet Liberal.

Please explain how this will help your farm Grass.

[checking]

R you for real gassy?

As a beef producing farmer and direct customer beef product seller to your clients I'd bet (not) that you have a print message clearly stating on every package of grass raised beef that "you worry about greenhouse gases, methane, that affect Bangladesh", and that this package produced methane.

Methane, primary emitted from cattle farming and the fossil fuel industry, doesn't linger in the atmosphere as long as carbon dioxide. But it is 25 times more potent as a greenhouse gas over a 100 year period.

Because it doesn't linger as long, I'm sure that if you petitioned your Prime Minister that he should be willing to cut your contribution rate to 20 times the CO2 rate. I wonder why no outcry from your customer base against raw methane, and why your rate shouldn't be $200.00/tonne in 2018, rising to $1000.00/tonne by 2022 for your herd's methane production.

[grassfarmer]

You've obviously no idea of relative need or hardship SF3. Poor you with your spoiled white ass sitting in SK, sometimes working, many times holidaying doubtless an asset multi-millionaire like many of us in agriculture are. Might cost you a few more dollars on your airline ticket but chances are agriculture will be exempt as was the intention in Alberta.
If you really can't see that the people of Bangladesh are in a totally different realm of hardship and risk you should quit posting and go hide your head in shame.

[burnt]

Grassfarmer is smart - like the little kid in the schoolyard - because he knows who the real bullies are and thinks he can avoid getting beat up if he buddies up to them. He shouts out their falsehoods thinking that it will keep the heat off of himself.

And he is wrong, as he will soon find out.

Because the same bunch of stupid liars who claim that human activity has an impact on our climate are the same ones who are trying to put an end to meat production because it contributes to climate change, they say. And that would kinda have an impact on grassy.

So now, grassfarmer - get on your pulpit and tell us how wrong we are...

And while you're at it, please explain how you think burning fossil fuels contributes to climate change, but you don't accept that raising livestock does, like the climate shriekers say it does. Or do you just spout the leftist, climatism rhetoric when it suits you?

[blackpowder]

Yes, Bangladesh. 1300 people per sq km. Avg income $1300/yr. Mostly living on a huge New Orleans.
I also notice they have large natural gas and coal reserves. Im sure theyre shutting those in. Anticipating Canadians to start living on $1300 in our geography. So they can live on a partially man made alluvial plain.
Im sure grass has traveled asia and couldnt wait to get home and put his guilt to work equalizing us all.
All they want are Big Macs and Nikes and bmws.
Grass cries social 'justice'. Until its him and there wont be anyone left. Go to Norway.
He wants the plains back to grass and buffalo. Canada. North Americas Mongolia.

[grassfarmer]

Unlike the shrieking "chicken littles" that seemingly just woke up to this story yesterday some smart people have been working on this for a long time.
Take a read of this - not an attempt to merely reduce emissions but a solution to climate change.

[URL="http://holisticmanagement.ca/uncategorized/solving-climate-change-with-holistic-management/"]http://http://holisticmanagement.ca/uncategorized/solving-climate-change-with-holistic-management/[/URL]

I agree with their methods of sequestering carbon, its how we manage our land, but I don't really agree with the idea of subsidy dollars for it. My experiences of subsidies tells me that their value would be bid into land prices and the farmer would be no better off. I'm happy to do this kind of management for the directly increased profitability it brings my farm. Note that conventionally managed pasture (ie no management/permanent over-grazing) and all cropping whether zero-till or not can not achieve these aims - only well managed pasture with livestock can accomplish a reversal of the causes of climate change.

[blackpowder]

Now that your making a little more sense. May I suggest that to Jane Fonda all of western canada too quickly might leave us alone on the Starship Enterprise?