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    #16
    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
    And you also got a carbon tax rebate for your personal carbon tax. Which PP never mentions.

    Even with the economic impact included it adds up to a 0.6 % percent lower GDP in 2030. Much less than 1 %. Relatively very small and much less than the impact of climate change on the economy.

    And with no comparison to PPs plan which is do nothing and lose investment in clean tech to other countries.
    There you go.
    We have come full circle to you posting the same old shit.
    Should I post the video from the PBO again to complete the circle?
    You never watched it or you can't comprehend what the government employed auditor is saying?

    It's a video of a government employee being interviewed on a government supported MSM channel.

    Just the way you like it Chuck?
    Last edited by shtferbrains; Oct 16, 2024, 08:21.

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      #17
      Read the the PBO report!

      "Even with the economic impact included it adds up to a 0.6 % percent lower GDP in 2030. Much less than 1 %. Relatively very small and much less than the impact of climate change on the economy.

      And with no comparison to PPs plan which is do nothing and lose investment in clean tech to other countries.​"

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        #18
        You gotta laugh that Scotty Moe claimed he saved consumers money by cutting the carbon tax on home heating when consumers were already getting a rebate for that same tax!

        So we aren't paying the tax on home heating in Saskatchewan and we are getting a rebate from the federal government for tax we didn't pay which he never mentions?

        Must be Sask Party economics and math! LOL

        And he raised the PST on a whole lot of other things in his previous mandate. But he won't cut the fuel tax or pst for consumers, instead he criticizes a tax that most consumers get back?

        Axe the facts!
        Last edited by chuckChuck; Oct 17, 2024, 06:57.

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          #19
          Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
          You gotta laugh that Scotty Moe claimed he saved consumers money by cutting the carbon tax on home heating when consumers were already getting a rebate for that same tax!

          So we aren't paying the tax on home heating in Saskatchewan and we are getting a rebate from the federal government for tax we didn't pay which he never mentions?

          Must be Sask Party economics and math! LOL

          And he raised the PST on a whole lot of other things in his previous mandate. But he won't cut the fuel tax or pst for consumers, instead he criticizes a tax that most consumers get back?

          Axe the facts!
          The Saskatchewan NDP does NOT support the carbon tax! Chuck2 your offside with your own party!!

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            #20
            That's only because of PP's lies and distortion to poison the carbon tax!

            Axe the facts!

            The guy who said Crypto would solve the problem of inflation!

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              #21
              Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
              That's only because of PP's lies and distortion to poison the carbon tax!

              Axe the facts!

              The guy who said Crypto would solve the problem of inflation!
              Hmmm and let’s see Premier Eby from B.C. has said if the Feds removed the requirement for the carbon tax he would remove it.

              But the fact remains in the U.S. there is no carbon tax and per capita gdp is climbing, unemployment remains low. In Canada exactly the opposite, unemployment is 6.5%, above pre pandemic levels and per capita gdp continues to fall. Why don’t you acknowledge the facts?!?!

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                #22
                Nothing to debate on the carbon tax.

                Even the LPC won't go into the next election with it.

                Trudeau will be gone by the new year. A lot of the virtue signaling will go with him.

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                  #23
                  Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                  That's only because of PP's lies and distortion to poison the carbon tax!

                  Axe the facts!

                  The guy who said Crypto would solve the problem of inflation!
                  At least chuck has finally moved on from blaming everything on Harper.

                  Now everything is being blamed on Pollievre. And he isn't even in charge yet.

                  Does the concept of personal responsibility have any resonance with your ideology? Or party responsibility in this case?

                  Chuck, how many times did your teacher buy the " the dog ate my homework" excuse before catching on?

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                    #24
                    Chuck only had a teacher in grade one, after learning everything in one year he starting teaching in grade two and hasn’t stopped.

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                      #25
                      What does the alternative to the carbon tax cost?

                      What is the cost of large emitters carbon tax in Alberta and Saskatchewan?

                      Climate change has a cost as well and Canada signed on to doing something about it and PP will continue with those international agreements.

                      Many economists say the carbon tax is the most efficient way and market driven process to reduce carbon emissions. It lets consumers make decisions on how to reduce emissions. And they get a rebate that covers all or most of the upfront costs.

                      What will PP replace it with and how much will it cost? Because there are costs to account for.

                      And inflation in the US is higher than Canada's without the carbon tax.

                      And the PBO clearly showed a tax that is rebated is not very inflationary.

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                        #26
                        Canada needs NO carbon reductions, a fools game

                        A false dream of WEF/greenies/UN

                        A distraction from REAL issues...like KILLING each other

                        Just live and enjoy our very short time on this ball or flat earth whatever it is

                        Don't add stress about what temp might be in 2100, adapt,

                        just like now we wear WARMER clothing....taxes can't change that can they?

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                          #27
                          Smith and Moe must be greenies and support the WEF/UN because they both have a carbon tax on large emitters to reduce emissions!

                          Yes your life is short but you don't poison the water well and air when you die do you? And let the next generations fix it? Would you do that with your farm? Ruin it because life is short?

                          We can adapt and change. Its not one or the other.

                          And the push to reduce emissions is not going to stop!

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                            Yes your life is short but you don't poison the water well and air when you die do you? !
                            I think Chuck may be beginning to understand the difference between pollution and beneficial plant food.

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                              #29
                              Moe has added more tax than any government.and passes it out to his supporters.at 1.2 million a quarter.When a person buys insurance buys groceries buys an appliance that breaks down and the list goes on it should be itemized as a Moe tax.

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                                #30
                                Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
                                I think Chuck may be beginning to understand the difference between pollution and beneficial plant food.
                                Yes A5 try living in a room full of only "beneficial plant food"!

                                That should be good for you! Right! LOL

                                CO2 in excess is considered a pollutant by science! Get it?

                                "the emission of carbon dioxide (CO2) has been considered as one of the main sources of air pollution, leading to a serious concern due to its climatic effects as greenhouse gas (GHG).​"
                                Last edited by chuckChuck; Oct 21, 2024, 08:03.

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