CITIZEN_2015
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Lack of Conservative Confidence
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Queenmandy85's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
That would be the final nail in the coffin of conservative party. Peter MacKay was the architect of new prostitution laws in Canada (even though he was taking instructions from Harper who wanted to preserve his ultra conservative and religious fanatic votes at any cost rather than being concerned about safety and well being of many thousands of sex workers). The manner in which he (MacKay) pushed the new laws and got them through Parliament was very deceiving and undemocratic only expected in dictatorships. The sex workers were banned from speaking (even though it was supposedly meant to protect them), and pre-selected speakers made fake presentations in support of the new laws in Parliament and the conservatives abused their majority to push it through and make them laws. He brought in laws even worse than the ones already struck down by the Supreme Court of Canada as bad laws and pushed them through parliament in a deceiving manner. The new laws are also likely unconstitutional as the issue of safety for workers was not addressed and as a result f these laws by MacKay they have to face criminals in their daily work and unable to screen out potential bad clients as their clients refuse to provide personal info or references or report those workers abused of forced thanks to his laws making them criminals. I am not debating the laws themselves. That is another big debate but rather the manner they were pushed through and the reasons -
This is madness. Slow it down to a third and no that is not for economical reasons as I believe there is more benefits than harm but for having this Western democratic country being swamped by so many different cultures some are which are against anything Western or democratic as our immigration system does not screen enough or screen at all. Politicians should think more about their country's interest than their own.
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This is an economic fundamental please educate yourself.Interest rates increases during good economic times and hit rock bottom during bad economic times. The reason, they want to fight inflation and housing explosion. When growth in the economy is too fast both accelerate and the tool to fight back and get economy back to normal engine is to raise interest rates. This is what happened past 2 year sin Canada.
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What a load of nonsense. Unemployment rate is down because of what happened more than 4 years ago!!!!!. over 400,000 jobs created past twelve months that is because of what happened in 2014!!!!!!! GDP of 3.7% is not booming!!!!!. Lowest unemployment in decades is not positive? I did say that interest rates was artificially raise to avoid housing explosion!!!
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Low inflation, lowest unemployment rate, low interest rates, rapidly growing economy overall, housing sector was too rapidly expanding but purposely slowed down to avoid explosion. I am quoting your own quote on growth only: Expressed at an annualized rate, real GDP expanded 3.7 percent in the second quarter, faster than a 0.5 percent growth in the first three months of the year and beating market forecasts of 3 percent. On jobs: Canada has added 426,400 jobs over the past 12 months, the largest one-year increase since 2007
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Indeed he is a coward and a liar. All talk and no action. Full f hot air and bluffs but no action. He has the most powerful military and use it in a positive way to make the world more secure and better for everyone but he is too coward to use it.
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America under President Trump
CITIZEN_2015 replied to betsy's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
Trump sacked Bolton. Trump is a coward and hypocrite. He is all talk and no action. -
Prediction: Trudeau wins a majority this Fall
CITIZEN_2015 replied to QuebecOverCanada's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Justin Trudeau will win another majority this October. The economy is doing great. There has been many sunny days in Canada past four years, the nation still remember the nightmare when Harper ruled for years and he has proven that in spite of young age he is a great politician, leader and campaigner. Harper underestimated him 4 years ago and he paid a heavy price. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Exception not a rule. Besides this situation when arises only applies to middle eastern immigrants which is less than a third of total immigrants and to some not all. As I had said it many times Canada's immigration policies should change in favor of adaptability to Canadian values. If it does those type of immigrants will have a hard time qualifying. Do they have schools of their own? Universities of their own? -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
That is not likely to happen because the children of all those foreign born will be born in Canada and effectively adapting the homegrown culture. The 3 million foreign born arrivals every decade (and ten times that are Canadian born as we speak now) will never hence put them in a majority position. Statistically very unlikely if not impossible. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
You problem is with foreign born in general or those immigrants who are or may be a burden on Canadian economy or a danger to Canadian culture and values? Lets clarify exactly what you stand for. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Canada is a western democracy where people are treated equally before the law regardless of race , religion, gender, orientation and wealth. Where women are respected and enjoy equal rights where minorities are treated well.Where there is a freedom of choice on what to wear and what t drink and what to believe. We are trying to protect these values. Bring over people of the culture who by teaching do not believe in equality of women or respect for women or try to imposed their backward values upon people born here is endangering those values. The two people who did those deplorable acts are the ones who are a danger to Canadian values more so than the worse of immigrants. This is not what Canada stands for. Just like every democracy freedom of speech has its limits. As long as it doesn't harm any other citizen. They crossed that line and deserve punishment though I think facing criminal charges for first offense or losing their job is too much since they did not cause any bodily harm.. -
Federal Election Poll Tracker.
CITIZEN_2015 replied to CITIZEN_2015's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
The two main parties still neck to neck however, liberals are in slightly better position with a better chance to win even a majority than conservatives. https://newsinteractives.cbc.ca/elections/poll-tracker/canada/ Still 6 weeks to election day a lot could happen. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I agree. But state the facts as they are to advance your side of debate. Don't manipulate facts and figures. Facts: There are some immigrants who are a burden on our social programs not all. There is a long term net economic benefit from immigration not loss. Canadians are more prosperous now compare to the past likely due to immigration resulting in faster economic growth and GDP per capita. There are some immigrant who turn to crimes but not all and some Canadian born who also turn to crimes though percentage wise it is likely higher among immigrants (again selectivity) plays a major role). Our health and education and other social programs are overcrowded so that those born and pay taxes all their lives cannot receive the quality care when they need so we need to cut back on immigration but not stop it. There is a danger of cultural conflict as we have open the doors to those who differ in their beliefs as we stand n equality and respect for women and western style democracy so again we must become more selective and make adaptability the main criterion and cut back on immigration levels to minimize tge potential for future conflict. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Those people are among those born here too and not limited to some immigrants. Percentage wise it is likely higher among new immigrants because they need time to adjust, learn the language for some and acquired skills to make it in the new land. But yes as I have said again and again we have to be more selective not totally ban immigration. I see hard working immigrants in my every day life who are also tax payers so painting all immigrant with the same brush saying that they don't pay taxes and demand government to raise yours is a BIG LIE. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Do not make idiotic comments out of total ignorance. I was referring to the sending to exile action of post revolutionary Russia in response to someone who was suggesting sending new arrivals to northern cold areas and remote areas not the mass murder committed by the regime. Go back to high school and learn how to read and understand and learn how to properly debate topics without making personal attacks. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Select the right people based on adaptability, education and assets not location who in long term will not contribute. Not 300,000 are there 100,000 jobs in areas where 2% of population lives? Because that is not what I said. I said if we don't give an equal right of choice on where to live to new immigrants then they become second class citizens. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I prefer hard working janitors and uber drivers than those who feel superior and full of air looking down at others who may not be as fortunate. As for drug dealers it is pure nonsense without a shred of evidence and fact. Lies and false allegations.I see hard working immigrants in my every day life. There are some portion who turn criminals or involved in criminal activities but by far a tiny minority. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
You simplify everything. In practice it is not that easy. I remember at a time when I lost my high paying job two decades ago I targeted companies in those areas in my field even. I received hundreds of rejections that I was either overqualified or the existing jobs don't call n my skills. Just because jobs are there you think that anyone who applies will be accepted for those positions? Obviously you don't have experience in looking fr jobs. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Again I am asking you. Do you have 100,000 new jobs each years where 2% of Canada's population reside who can work using their skill sets. Or like Stalin Russia you deport skilled workers to cold remote areas to build houses and work in mines in exile for 3 years? Btw, the incentive is already there. Those applicants who choose those areas score higher on their application for immigration but not solely based on location. We need to based it solely on adaptability and potential of future positive contributions not solely on location or location as a main criteria or condition. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
So immigrant doctors and nurses and teachers will go to northern Ontario or Quebec to do mining or hydro work right? Great use of their skills. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
Yes and 98% of those jobs are created where yu wish to ban new immigrants. This means 100,000 new arrivals will have to move where there are no jobs for them waiting. Unemployed for 3 years on social assistant programs. -
Immigrants cost Canada $30 billion per year
CITIZEN_2015 replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics in Canada
I think you also need to read my posts more carefully because I am saying exact same thing!!!!!
