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  1. I literally never leave Chestermere you kids like far too much noise for me.
  2. @Jimmy McGill were you in Alberta today?
  3. Ya this whole notion that corporate tax cuts are bad is stupid, do people not want jobs? I'm not saying to do it for the sake of doing it but if times are rough you should do it. Companies bleeding money will just go somewhere else where they get a better deal just like you or me going to a store. If the argument has switched to them not being paid of then why don't they complain about JTs tax break that added 1.2 billion to the debt?
  4. Are you high tonight? I never voted for Harper he screwed Alberta.
  5. Not sure why you're laughing you helped make my point. As BCers shouldn't you two be worried about tailings ponds in the Caribou?
  6. It benefited every Canadian. See my answer below. I completely agree but apparently outside of @Jimmy McGill and myself no one in north America cares about debt. Trudeau is running massive deficits and adding massive debt trump is doing the same and yet both countries have low unemployment levels not seen in 40 years.
  7. In a 1992 article for the Harvard International Review, James Tobin wrote: [The] idea that tax cuts would actually increase revenues turned out to deserve the ridicule [...][25] The extreme promises of supply-side economics did not materialize. President Reagan argued that because of the effect depicted in the Laffer curve, the government could maintain expenditures, cut tax rates, and balance the budget. This was not the case. Government revenues fell sharply from levels that would have been realized without the tax cuts. —Karl Case and Ray Fair, Principles of Economics (2007), p. 695[26] Supply side proponents Trabandt and Uhlig argue that "static scoring overestimates the revenue loss for labor and capital tax cuts" and that "dynamic scoring" is a better predictor for the effects of tax cuts.[27]To address these criticisms, in 2003 the Congressional Budget Office conducted a dynamic scoring analysis of tax cuts advocated by supply advocates. Two of the nine models used in the study predicted a large improvement in the deficit over the next ten years resulting from tax cuts and the other seven models did not.[28] I'm not talking about paying for themselves but they put people back to work. Trudeau's middle class tax break isn't paying for itself, infact it cost Canadians 1.2 billion dollars.
  8. I'm not talking drop them to zero but in times of recession we need to help businesses, with out them we lose millions of jobs.
  9. So you don't want your money invested in something that props up Canada and pays for so much in this country but you want it invested in something that has contributed nothing. Once private investors invest then I'm on board with the government investing as well.
  10. Lowering corporate taxes has proven time and time again to be a benefit and creates lots of jobs. Probably why the liberals and cpc believe in lowering corporate taxes.
  11. The US economy is "dozens" of times bigger. Honestly this guy leads cdc for most ridiculous posts.
  12. Lol shows a piece from an "opinion contributer" also doesn't read what he posts. US gdp growing more than Canada and Alberta
  13. Lol he skips right over being made looking ridiculous and posts something about Trump.
  14. Well this is true...sissies should stay in BC and Quebec
  15. I would argue Alberta doesn't mind if times are good, equalization iwill be fine be fine but dont bite the hand that feeds you.good, stop blocking us!!
  16. Alberta is pulling out of CPP, we are also getting rid of the rcmp. Alberta gives a lot more than it gets back, a hell of a lot more. Sure there would be hurdles but if this is what it takes for the feds to listen, then hardball it is. If Ottawa decides to listen and work with us before things go this far then maybe things can be resolved. C69 and C48 must immediately be scrapped and we need to look at pipelines to the east and possibly northern BC and northern Manitoba. As I have said numerous time, if Alberta/Albertans are working and making more money equalization becomes bar room or coffee row talk and nothing more.
  17. Vote splitting was a major issue for many here in 2019. They actually had some support but people were so scared of splitting the vote. Also Derek Filderbrand is a crook.
  18. I'm not really sure what you are saying to me I was just answering Jimmy's question they also never had a seat the only reason they had a seat is because a member got kicked out of the UCP and started this party
  19. When they ran in 2019 there push was for full autonomy and pulling Alberta out of equalization and if Ottawa wavered or refused to then immediately hold a referendum on independence. https://www.freedomconservativeparty.ca/platform
  20. Considering you live in a province that contributes very little, is taxed to death, has the most natural resources and ocean access all while having more debt, you know the debt that was doubled by the ndp in The 90s maybe you should worry about Bc. We were debt free then we we got two left leaning PC's and wouldn't you know we had debt, then the ndp wo added 30 plus billion in debt. Again with the us stuff..let it go u don't live there nor can u vote there. Wexit Alberta may be falling apart. The freedom conservatives are trying to unite the sovereign right wing parties. Lol provincial election will have 9right wing parties 4 of which are independent parties..
  21. One more time and hopefully the last time.
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