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Only if they have to build the cabin themselves. I would love to see the result for each of our prime ministers.
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Yeah, like I'd trust anything produced by the Canadian "tech sector" with my life. At best I'd trust them to be able to remember when my appointment is, assuming it's a routine checkup and not something important.
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Oct 30, 2015 21:26
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flakeloaf posted:It's not the players that suffer most, it's the teams. If they have to pay higher wages to get the same talent, that means they're under a lower salary cap than the US teams, making them less competitive. Players won't sign contracts with huge tax burdens, having the same effect. Oh. Yeah, that definitely makes it a national issue, then. Maybe there could be a special tax exemption for professional sports teams?
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Oct 30, 2015 23:20
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flakeloaf posted:That would be pretty unpopular because not everyone gives a poo poo about sports (unless you're being ironic) and billionaire owners losing their toys isn't exactly a sympathetic story when people don't have doctors or electricity. They'd have to negotiate some kind of quid pro quo with the league. Let me put it this way instead: round up every NHL player, mine every credit card/CSIS/retailer transaction log to find out who bought anything related to professional sports, and send those people to gulags up north. Then use them for resource extraction, and maybe medical experimentation so that we can get those holographic slave doctors mentioned a while back.
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Oct 30, 2015 23:50
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Yeah, but it's not like the Canadian people will actually do anything about it regardless of how they might feel about the senate, so...
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Oct 31, 2015 00:54
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Pinterest Mom posted:It has been at the vanguard of innovative and groundbreaking policy proposals that our country desperately needs. The glossary alone is enough to fill me with impotent scientific-inaccuracy rage, and this poo poo isn't even anywhere near my field of expertise. I'm a "software engineer" for christ's sake, and yet I can tell this entire thing is bullshit because I produced better reports when I was in CEGEP. I mean, who the gently caress writes something like this if not to pad a document to make it look "serious"? The Esteemed Senate of the Dominion of Canada posted:Joint
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Oct 31, 2015 02:44
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Cultural Imperial posted:I guess I shouldn't laugh so hard. What can be more keynesian than dumping money into a dumpster of hot garbage Wouldn't enticing Canadian airlines to purchase Bombardier aircrafts ultimately lead to more Canadians on those things and all the associated misery that comes with it? I mean, if there's anyone who'd be happy about that, it'd have to be you.
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Oct 31, 2015 05:01
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Gorewar posted:1 billion goes to Bombardier while the province apparently can't pay for healthcare or education. What a load of poo poo. Not sure why you edited your original post, but: Pffff, I have people in my family who were "encouraged" to retire from Bombardier after a lifetime there a couple years back, and were then called back in shortly afterwards on a contractual basis. We're talking about high level administration/IT stuff here, the sort of positions where you can gently caress around with databases that have to do with HR, accounts receivable/payable, or whatever else you want with near impunity. Don't assume it's limited to the "low level" stuff.
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Oct 31, 2015 06:09
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I don't know, it seems to work well enough for economists.
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Jordan7hm posted:What else was he supposed to do after his truth bombs didn't work? Well if he'd had a gun...
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