pipsqueak1984 @ northmaple1984 @lemmy.ca

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True, though it'd be nice if it were legally recognised.

Also, governments are responsible for the most murders in history (excluding actual wars.... which are also caused by governments) so wanting to protect yourself from the state isn't a massive leap in logic or conspiracy's territory.

How much is spent is part of the reason people are struggling, our currency is being devalued

Other news articles are saying that everyone is predicting more rate cuts.

Personally, I think inflation is still higher than the government officially reports, the BoC shouldn't be cutting yet.

Agreed, this is why we should be allowed to arm ourselves (among other reasons)

While I agree with this, the majority in our society (and definitely that participate here) do not.

Yeah, and so have I. That doesn't change the fact that "has never worked for an hourly wage" is a false statement.

Dude's never worked an hourly wage job in life.

He worked a job as a teenager and started his own business before becoming an MP..... this info isn't hard to find.

Flatlinng where they are now is a healthy majority.....

Yeah, all the supposed centrists really buggered that one up. Didn't exactly take a genius to figure out that if the LPC won 2021 they were highly unlikely to win the next election.

We should have a 100% tariff on everything that's made in China, not just EVs

Linux in the wild for the first time

Me too man, but not by much

My family doctor asked what my wife thought before scheduling me in, as did the doctors of my friends who've had them. My doctor wasn't too aggressive about it but the doctors of some of my friends were.

For people that are single it shouldn't be an issue but I feel like it's a good a back check on people who are married (or common law with kids)... You shouldn't be making decisions like that on your own if you're in a dedicated relationship and if the two if you can't come to a common consensus the whole relationship needs some major work (or to end).

Well yeah, no shit, in this particular situation the CPC has everything to gain by saying nothing:

NDP supports the Liberals, CPC rallies around them abaonding the working class and gains votes.

NDP doesn't support the Liberals, we end up with an election that the CPC will likely win a majority in.

In the off chance that the NDP doesn't support the Liberals but BQ does then it's much of a win for the CPC other than that some Liberals support will bleed to the NDP (and BQ in Quebec)

Not even that, just pull a critical fuse or two.

Criminal charges help only if enforcement is actually feasible, which, given the level of enforcement on other fronts, is unlikely.

They need to attach fraud charges to abuse of these programs.

The problem is the cost to find the abuse.

It's easier to simply make programs that don't have discriminatory requirements.

I 100% agree with this, but instead we have rulings like Khill.

Despite the government and courts discouraging it, I hope more citizens take matters into their own hands in ways that increase the actual risk to car thieves. Perhaps the government will start taking it seriously after that.

This sort of ridiculousness is why I got two seperate drives (needed the extra space anyways) and choose which one to boot from the mobo EFI menu.

Government corruption is the reason you can't afford housing and food.