Despite its shortcomings, Canada is not an economic basket case​

[fjlip]

The gallows for those causing the collapse!

[WiltonRanch]

Chuck, for future reference, when you are responding to the voices in your head, it would be much appreciated if you could post both sides of the conversation so we know the background of the argument you are having with yourself. When you only post one side and it has no relevance to the topic at hand, it is confusing.
Out of the blue you started talking about Pierre Pollievre and capital gains tax.
I get the impression you are losing an argument with yourself about the leader of the opposition, and you decided this was the best thread to post a response to the voices in your head. But for those of us who missed the rest of the conversation, can you fill us in?

Typical squirrely Sask ndp. I will give Chuck credit though for calling bs on earth muffins nonsense on other social media. The position he takes here in supposed anonymity is a far cry different when an actual name and identity is associated.

[sumdumguy]

If Chuck can’t see the writing on the wall, he is just plain dense. It can’t be clearer that the charts posted. He can’t be that dense!

[shtferbrains]

The economy of Texas is as large as Canada and they have a smaller population.

Canada and Texas each produce about 5.6 MBD of oil.

The world production is about 100 MBD + for easy figuring.

Canada has the 3rd largest reserves in the world but only produces 5.6% of world production.

All the oil produced in the world has a buyer.

To some it would appear we may have a competitive advantage in that market?

But some say;

[jazz]

Like to see chuck refute this chart. This shows the exodus of capital from Canada in the last decade. Everyone is investing in the US.

[rumrocks]

Like to see chuck refute this chart. This shows the exodus of capital from Canada in the last decade. Everyone is investing in the US.

Bell is a good example, they shovel money hard to keep competitors out of their club.

[chuckChuck]

PP is just repeating more trickle down economic theory with no real plan to reduce the price of anything.

Canadians will be sorely disappointed as PP will cut anything that he disagrees with and prices and the cost of everything will still be high.

No surprise coming from the guy who thought crypto currency would solve inflation!

[jazz]

Looks like cokeboy is still on the take. So Canadians have to give up some of their hard fought savings and equity for that corrupt clown. Not a fcking chance. I will donate it to ducks unlimited before I send a dime to that nazi stooge.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chuck, I'm afraid I still can't hear the voices in your head to which your irrelevant posts appear to be in response to.

You just assume that since you can hear the voices in your head that everyone else can as well? Is that why you keep making these off the wall posts as if everyone else was on the same page?

It's becoming increasingly clear that the We you keep referring to really does include the voices in your head.

Or is this just a lame attempt at deflecting away from the dismal performance of your liberal NDP coalition?

[jazz]

Speaking of corrupt clowns, we have them here too. Canada is just being fleeced now. There will be nothing left to save.

[jazz]

Bet chuck regrets starting this thread. Wow. Look what his beloved carbon tax has brought us.

Thats $25B annually.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Bet chuck regrets starting this thread. Wow. Look what his beloved carbon tax has brought us.

Thats $20B annually.

Is that a feature or a bug? To an anti-capitalists such as chuck, this would be a desirable outcome.