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    #21
    sf3 why not compare to Norway , not Venezuela.
    we look a little sad then.

    and how would conservative and sask. party govt.s pay bills if the province
    had nothing to sell off

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      #22
      Norway is one of the most heavily taxed countries in the world with a total tax burden of roughly 45% of GDP– almost 4x Hong Kong and nearly twice the US. VAT here is a whopping 25%. Personal income tax rates border 55%. Corporate profits tax ranges from 28% to as high as 78%.

      The government holds almost a trillion dollars for the people making each and every one of them a millionaire.

      I'm thinking you should move there. Send the government your money to add to the pile.

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        #23
        Norway has about one of the lowest CO2 production on the list because they have lots of hydro.

        They were going to buy carbon credits to become the first country in the world to have zero emissions.

        You can be the first to the finish line if you spend enough money.

        But I guess that's the whole point.

        Redistribution.

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          #24
          Should check out how those plants worked out in Australia. Probably a good deal for us that it didn't go through. Good chance it would end up being another bill for the tax payer. Who else would want a higher gas bill?

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