AnotherDirtyAnglo @ AnotherDirtyAnglo @lemmy.ca

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Yup, first thought was, "Then I guess you'd better pay the mechanics what they're asking for, fuckers."

Yup, haven't voted liberal since he bathed in the applause of thousands, then flipped us all the bird when he got into office.

I would like like to see PP's bullshit called out on a regular basis. He railed against the proposed capital gains tax, but it doesn't appear that anyone pointed out the huge conflict of interest he has -- his personal wealth has (apparently) been built on real estate investing / exploitation.

I like her more than both, but her public speaking savvy is... well... it needs a lot of work.

I'd be willing to accept that over what the other two idiots are offering.

Doesn't he own a dozen investment properties, and that's how he explains his dramatic increase in wealth over the course of his years in parliament?

Jokes on them... I turn the screen off, slap on a pair of noise cancelling headphones, and put on my sleeping mask when I'm on a plane.

I always heard it as "In a cult, a single, charismatic, mentally ill leader tells lies to people, and knows it's all a scam. In a religion, that person is dead."

No, it's an actual fucking cult...

Source: Personal experience with this deranged thinking from family

Just be happy you don't know... because it's undoubtedly dumb shit, and move along. :)

Why the fuck can't we let millionaires and billionaires take a hit now and then?

Many started because forest fires can survive winter by burning slowly underground through root systems. Combined with the lack of snowpack this year, the melting snow didn't extinguish them -- leading to a record number of fires earlier than ever recorded before.

A perfect time to #AxeTheTax, right?

Nah, I want PP to own his stupid fucking slogan.

Free advice: Order a case of furnace filters, replace them frequently to keep your indoor air quality relatively high.

I'm adding #AxeTheTax to all the natural disaster posts I can find. :)

Only when people start to associate increasingly destructive 'natural' disasters with emissions, will they understand that carbon taxes are a big part of the solution.

FYI, almost every single item you find in a retail store is marked up 50% or more, with the only exceptions being commodities like gas and diesel, or electronics, where the manufacturers make the majority of the profits.

CRTC, your Provincial and Federal MPs, as well as Industry Canada, since they regulate Telcos.

Yup, bought a townhouse, and paid a premium because the finishes were very nice, and everything looked good, even passed a pre-purchase inspection by someone with a lot of industry experience.

The tub leaked three times and ruined the ceiling in the dining room each time. The shower wasn't properly waterproofed, so that was a $35k rip-repair-replace. None of the furnaces had proper condensation drains, so my upstairs neighbour's A/C unit dripped condensation into my hallway for 4 days while we were on vacation, ruining the walls, causing mould. Our unit's A/C was mismatched - the outside unit didn't match the inside unit, and for 4 years we were constantly repairing it, until I spent $12k to replace it. There was a bunch of other small shit, but if I ever lay eyes on the builder, I'll punch him in the face.

The real problem is that all alerts are sent at the highest priority 'presidential alert' or 'disaster warning'. Missing persons / Amber alerts should obey volume settings and do-no-disturb, but we don't appear to have the technology to do that.

There was an incident in Ontario where an elderly grandparent was missing for 12 hours -- so they sent the alert to a 1200km radius... at 2am. Then again a few minutes later. Then again 30 minutes later. Then again at 3am, then again at 4am. The OPP woke up several million people, several times, for an entire night. The result? A police officer saw them on Lakeshore Blvd. in Toronto, less than 60km from their home. There was zero benefit to waking up every household with a cell phone across most of the province -- and I'm willing to bet there was a HUGE increase in traffic accidents the next day (because losing just ONE hour of sleep to daylight savings time has this effect).

You're right to be mad, but you're fixing it the wrong way.

Downtown Toronto's been red/orange for most if not all of my life... So no surprise he wouldn't spend any time there. People with a functioning common sense would heckle him and show what a power hungry idiot he is.

I don't know what Loblaw's market share is. Let's say it's 30%. That makes it MUCH worse... Neatly $150 for every man woman and child that shops at Loblaws, JUST THIS YEAR.