Correct. We are steadily learning exactly who Carney is from a policy perspective. He’s corporate-friendly, not troubled by a continued increase in carbon emissions and the resultant climate change, disinclined to tax, and not unduly troubled by genocide. I don’t think we’ll regret not electing Poilievre, who by any measure is a worm, but I suspect we’ll think we ended up with the wrong Liberal as PM.
Brilliant points here Jake, the more we concede our economy to the rich the more we lose as a nation. Just look at Stelco and Dofasco, 2 of our largest steel companies both owned by foreign corporations. I would very much like to see our automotive industry nationalized, even partially, so that we can finally have a truly Canadian auto manfacturer.
Correct. We are steadily learning exactly who Carney is from a policy perspective. He’s corporate-friendly, not troubled by a continued increase in carbon emissions and the resultant climate change, disinclined to tax, and not unduly troubled by genocide. I don’t think we’ll regret not electing Poilievre, who by any measure is a worm, but I suspect we’ll think we ended up with the wrong Liberal as PM.
Brilliant points here Jake, the more we concede our economy to the rich the more we lose as a nation. Just look at Stelco and Dofasco, 2 of our largest steel companies both owned by foreign corporations. I would very much like to see our automotive industry nationalized, even partially, so that we can finally have a truly Canadian auto manfacturer.