zephyreks @ zephyreks @lemmy.ca

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Tax breaks remove potential future tax revenue, but aren't spending tax revenue acquired from another source.

No way, you mean the Red Army wasn't too happy fighting a country that literally thought Slavs were subhuman and that the only reason Slavs shouldn't all be dead is because they weren't done doing that to the Jews?

You must be joking...

Why would Ford care when it can just petition the US government to block the sale of Chinese cars? It's the same thing Boeing did to block Bombardier sales in the US.

I'm sure that the Indian Cyber Force wasn't funded by the Indian government. Of course. Absolutely.

The US doesn't give a shit about labour. That's why they legislated ATCs out of a strike and that's why they legislated rail workers out of a strike.

Yawn. Watch as the US still avoids taking a strong position on the issue because India is too important for American geopolitical goals in Asia and Canada is no longer at risk of aligning with the Soviet Union.

We're no longer relevant to US interests.

Are these subsidies or tax breaks? I can never be sure tbh

The Dolphin was a 15k vehicle inside China lol.

Where's the indication that they sell at cost? Seems to me like they're just able to drive costs down because of integrated supply chains.

Weren't there millions of Ukrainians who fought for the Red Army? Meanwhile, literal Nazis were committing literal genocide and literally had plans to enslave/kill/eradicate Slavs because they were seen as less human.

How has the union not been able to make a case that this isn't meeting the terms listed in the contract?

We aren't making this politically important enough for the NDP to justify burning ties with the forestry industry.

I'm absolutely sure this hacker group definitely 100% wasn't funded by the Modi government whatsoever mhmm uh huh for sure

It absolutely is, even if your particular instance hasn't been. Lemmy.world probably takes the brunt of it.

[citation needed]

The $10000 BYD Seagull has a respectable top speed and is definitely a car, but hasn't tried to get certified in Canada, that is true. However, other BYD cars (the Dolphin, for example) have met accreditation standards in North America, Australia, and Europe.

With all these supply chains coming onshore, where's the Chinese EVs? Whereas Chinese companies have been able to produce $10000 EVs, other car companies struggle to produce cars at twice the cost. EVs aren't affordable in Canada without subsidies, but affordability is the single biggest driver behind purchasing decisions as we transition from fossil fuels to electricity.

That changed at the end of the war in 1944/1945 when you could be conscripted into the SS, but that fact is completely irrelevant in this context because the 1st Galician was entirely made up of volunteers.

Fucking Nazi apologists, man.

Go to "post-secondary" at a "Canadian institution"

Follow that up with "employment" at a "skilled work company"

Bim bam boom magical PR

Immigrating to America is a pain in the ass.