http://www.cbc.ca/news/opinion/carbon-pricing-1.4500329
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Originally posted by bucket View PostDid Macdonald move back to Canada and get sticker shock?
If they push to go to $200 / tn the entire economy will be thrown into the Stone Age.
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My take from reading this article is that yes Neil M. feels that the government has a great hunger for your tax dollars and the carbon tax is just another tax grab to feed the hungry beast. But there is also an underlying message that is not so obvious. He believes that at least a $200 carbon tax is necessary to change behaviour and I also believe he would support a $200 carbon tax because it will do what it is designed to do in his opinion. The present tax because it is to small and is nothing but a tax grab, in his opinion. My personal opinion is there is no doubt the Lieberals will not stop at $50 a tonne, anyone who believes this is brain dead!
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DO NOT TAKE YOUR EYE OFF THE WEALTH BALL
DO NOT TAKE YOUR EYE OFF THE WEALTH BALL
DO NOT TAKE YOUR EYE OFF THE WEALTH BALL
DO NOT TAKE YOUR EYE OFF THE WEALTH BALL
$200 over time takes too much time to pay pressing federal bills.
The real juicy jewel is ag capital-gains exemptions. Think about it. Huge sums of instant cash.
Farmers have to be prepared. Instantly. And have solid rebuttals. And an active lobbying portfolio. And committed firm knowledgeable people to make a stand.
Be prepared. Be proactive instead of last minute scurrying. Be involved. Devote time. Take some cash out of your purse. Ask questions. Don't be a victim.
Pars.
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Originally posted by fjlip View PostAgree Pars, they can not be trusted on CG. See a accountant for advice...
Quite a shock to see a CBC reporter publish LIBERANO slamming editorial...heads might roll, or is CBC growing a brain? Turdo could CUT funding...
The Capital gains fight will be a political win or a political loss. Simple. Farmers have to ally and build a strong defense. A strong political defense.
Morneau blinked because the doctors were prepared and launched a media defense. Every. Single. Day. They had a defense, and they trained themselves how to shoot it.
Thank the doctors, Mr. Farmer, they did their homework. We didn't.
Put aside the political party crap and get together and save your life savings. Pars.
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Originally posted by wiseguyPars = Like !
They’re coming after Farmers wealth !
Marxism is not that selective - it wants to destroy all wealth, by redistribution.
Not surprisingly, those who administer and redistribute the wealth seem to end up with a somewhat bigger slice of the pie than anyone else.
Historical fact.
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Marxism succeeds by creating an "enemy" and unifying as many as possible to fight that enemy.
In our case, the "enemy" is global warming and the tax is their weapon. The real goal is wealth redistribution.
On other fronts, the "enemy" are those who hold greater wealth and assets than the average citizen.
That would make us as farmers a prime target and it's not hard to understand why the average citizen would rally behind Morneau's charge.
Slick Willy's stupidly clumsy attempt at removing the capital gains tax exemption was only the first shot in the upcoming class war.
Trudeau is the perfect foil for creating the necessary class war that is required to accomplish his puppet master's plan.
We are in for interesting times.
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