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Originally posted by furrowtickler View PostHmmm , a lot of people on here seen this coming a long time ago .
Disposable income is about to be drained hard for everyone on the back of this carbon tax scheme.
Careful what thy wish for .....
Truedope, climax Barbie, the uke from Peace River that needs a new wardrobe....::they remind me of the drama group kids in high school....udder useless, clueless, damage inflicting opportunity killing dopes.
Income is being drained at a rapid pace and we are all going to be poorer at the end of the day and wonder where the hell it all went.
These chickens are going to come home, how can land continue to go up? Equipment cost soar? Inputs come down nothing? Grain go down or stay the same.....seriously we can’t keep this up. I am glad I have been paying off debt the last 5 years rather than reinvesting it into a coat squeezed industry and a government that doesn’t have a clue and is doing more damage.Last edited by Crestliner; Feb 16, 2020, 21:57.
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If you look at average fuel prices from 2011 -2014 you can see that prices before the carbon tax were much higher than now.
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/cv.action?pid=1810000101#timeframe https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/cv.action?pid=1810000101#timeframe .
It was beginning of the end of the commodity boom that started while Harper was in office. Is Harper to blame?
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Originally posted by chuckChuck View PostIf you look at average fuel prices from 2011 -2014 you can see that prices before the carbon tax were much higher than now.
Not in terms of oil price. Per liter pump price was higher than now but the price of oil was also more than double where it is now. And the problem is the price of oil will go back up sooner or later without question as there is no alternative and need is growing. Then what will the price be?
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Not to Disrupt the thread , here is a sidenote
Gas at the pump has Not increased since Refinery lockout even though Coop says there is a shortage.... so if the price Didn’t rise, then there is no shortage and it’s just a PR scheme to get public on the Side of COOP
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