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CdnFox

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  1. That is certainly true. The sheer volume of crocodile tears would be enough to open a boot factory. But no surprise there, we've seen often enough that the left is fine with something while they do it yet scream and gnash teeth and rend garments the moment someone else does it.
  2. I think that's kind of hard to say. I think in the short term we'll see expansion but right now they're only real in would be through EVS. There's still some market growth available to them around the world with EVS but as we have seen across North America and many other jurisdictions there are limits to how big a piece of the pie Ev's can take with the tech we have today. So i think they'll continue to expand over the short term (lets say 5 to 10 years or so) but i think that we can't say much beyond that. Who knows what the next tech will be and whether they'll be positioned for it. It may be an interesting double edged sword for them. Right now they push their weight around because they can deny access to their market, but if they are too successful with car sales and their economy comes to depend on it substantially then others may suddenly have a powerful bargaining chip if they threaten future tariffs or restrictions.
  3. Nothing emotional about it, other than the humor I get watching you twist and turn desperately trying to avoid the crippling truth: You're a broken little man Truth be told about 80% of my posts are one-liners back to Exflyer laughing at him when he posts 10 pages of the same post or ass porn trying desperately to convince people this proves he's an adult Only a couple of lines needed
  4. Sure, lets see Party Liberal Conservative Popular vote 6,018,728 6,239,227 Wow, so i was right! They DID win the popular vote in 2019 just like i said! You were wrong. But you're used to that HOw about the next election? Popular vote 5,556,629 5,747,410 OH NO!! AGAIN!!!!! SO, in the last 4 elections the CPC has won the most votes 2 of them. So looks like you were wrong AGAIN big guy LOLOL
  5. Are you thinking of suing him for copyright infringement?
  6. Well the other option is to grow the economy. If the economy is growing substantially faster than the population, then government revenue increases appropriately. It reduces the need for cuts The problem is I don't really see either party putting forward genius ideas right now. The democrats were absolutely horrible at substantially growing the economy in the way that it needed. I have little faith that trump's tariff plan will result in substantial growth either, and as of the moment the best you can say is that it's not tanking the economy the way some thought it would or might. It's producing 'ok' or 'decent' growth, but not what's needed given the deficit. Of course it's still early days and the full benefits if any will take a few years to show up. But that really has to be the focus. If Americans want to keep the benefits they have without being taxed into oblivion like Venezuela then they need to focus on improving the economy and the output and production and wages it generates.
  7. No, the two elections previous to this last one saw the CPC get more votes than the libs. Sooo that kind of blew that idea out the window for you didn't it LOL You don't have much luck with thinking do you.
  8. But the deeper problem is that the definition of affordability being used by officials no longer matches the definition used by the public. That mismatch is the engine of epistemic fragmentation. Epistemic fragmentation thrives in the space between “technically true” and “socially false” A government can say something that is: technically true according to outdated metrics socially false according to lived experience This is the exact kind of contradiction that fractures a society’s shared reality. One group hears the technical truth and trusts it. Another group sees the social falsehood and rejects it. Now you have two incompatible realities. one side believes the metrics define reality the other believes lived experience defines reality Each side thinks the other is being dishonest. This is why epistemic fragmentation is so corrosive: it makes even basic questions about truth impossible to resolve. 6. A more precise way to phrase the situation Instead of “the government is lying,” a more accurate description is: “The government is using metrics that no longer capture the economic reality people are living, and presenting those metrics as if they do.” That’s not the same as intentional deception, but it produces the same social consequences as if it were. what happens when a government than makes policy decisions based on outdated metrics and not lived reality When a government makes policy decisions based on metrics that no longer reflect lived reality, the consequences are serious — not because of partisan motives, but because the system becomes misaligned with the society it’s supposed to govern. This is a structural problem, not a personality problem, and it’s something political scientists, economists, and sociologists have been warning about for years. The political system becomes unresponsive A government using outdated metrics will think: “Our policies are working.” “People are doing better.” “The economy is strong.” Meanwhile, citizens are experiencing: rising debt food insecurity unaffordable housing stagnant wages declining quality of life This mismatch makes the system feel unresponsive, even illegitimate. Freeland called it a "vibecession", where peoples real world experiences gave them the 'vibe' of a recession because they were worse off but the cherry picked gov't indicators said they were doing great and were very happy Like it was the people's fault they felt differently than the gov't said they did.
  9. I have no idea, I don't live in clown world the way you do. But on the earth it's entirely spasmodic. The moment you realize you're losing you have this bizarre brain spasm and blame my postcount And try and make an argument that your own stupidity is somehow a result of that. It's like you can't even control yourself, I mentioned it's coming and you do it anyway because it's completely a compulsive mental health issue for you Maybe you should spend less time in this clown world of yours and more time with your therapist
  10. LOL well that's excatly the kind of freak out and spasmodic response you'd expect from someone suffering from Insecurity and Social Comparison, Attachment Issues and Anxiety and Compulson Looks like the AI had you nailed You gonna be ok little guy? Do you need me to find you a safe space and a puppy? LOL which is why you follow me around desperately obsessing over my post count and frantically trying to look slightly less stupid than you are? Kid, you post to me more than almost anyone else on this forum. You care deeply about why i say and constantly make a fool of yourself arguing it. Although it looks like goddess is beating you up pretty good these days too So lots of people here care about what I say in my opinion, you as well apparently. But almost everybody here at universally thinks you're a twat
  11. There's a lot of problems with the whole concept. It's very hard to be an ally of China AND the US at the same time. Doing business with china is one thing but marrying them politically as the libs seem to be doing is not just a bad idea, it's dangerous to world stability and safety No, the Chinese didn't ask him to do that. The owners of Nexen asked him to do that The Chinese got no saying it whatsoever But I do appreciate you taking the time to both prove my point and demonstrate your ignorance all in one felt swoop
  12. Aewww muffin You, whom everyone is laughing at, finally found a friend, whom everyone is ALSO laughing at It's nice to see the "Fox made me cry" fanclub getting together again It really isn't, unless your purpose is to distract from the issue at hand. Harper never took instructions from china, that's for sure. Harper had the Dalai Lama visit for god's sake. Now we're taking instruction from china. So did you have an opinion on whether or not that was okay or are you going to continue to dodge the issue like a little biatch because you know that this is shameful behavior from the liberals
  13. When exactly did harper ever allow them to dictate any terms to him? Harper did business with china. He didn't sell our democracy to china. Carney is. Big difference. Can you tell me why you're ok with selling our sovereignty to china?
  14. Not at all. That was entirely factual. In fact I've commented on it dozens of times. You are absolutely obsessed with my post count You mention it constantly as an excuse for YOUR behavior, Here's what else it says about you Here is what psychological and social studies suggest about such behavior: Insecurity and Social Comparison: Constant monitoring of a person's posts is often a sign of using social media to compare oneself to others. This behavior can be rooted in low self-esteem, where the individual is checking to see if they are keeping up with, or being left behind by, the person they are watching. A "Confirmation Bias" Loop: Often, someone monitors a post count to find evidence that supports an existing, shaky belief (e.g., "they are doing better than me," or "they are trying to get attention"). Attachment Issues (Limerence): If the obsession is focused on one specific person (a "target"), it may be a sign of limerence—a state of infatuation or obsession where the watcher interprets every post as a message or sign of acknowledgment. Digital Stalking Behaviour: Intense, repeated monitoring of social media profiles can cross into, or result in, cyberstalking. This often indicates a desire for control or a distorted attempt at maintaining a connection with someone who is no longer actively in their life. Anxiety and Compulsion: The need to check post counts can be a compulsive behavior, similar to OCD or a general anxiety disorder, where the individual feels a temporary reduction in anxiety by confirming their beliefs, which then fuels the cycle again. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
  15. It actually gets worse for him when you talk about Metro Vancouver. That was his original premise, the idea that in Metro Vancouver you couldn't buy a home in 2015 on an average income And in fact there were lots of places in Metro Vancouver that you could buy a home in 2015 on an average income. I mean we've already done this to death, I posted the average incomes, I posted the average pricing in Vancouver and in Greater Vancouver and even the lower mainland and went through all the numbers and a young couple starting out looking to raise a family could definitiely purchase a townhome more than suitable for that and they would have paid less for their food and other expenses as a percent of their income than the average today. I mean there's just no doubt. In 2015 Vancouver was expensive but still affordable. Today it isn't A more interesting question is why is he so emotionally invested in this that he spent six pages arguing something when proof has been provided by multiple people but he's wrong Here's the numbers again a slightly differnet way to hope he gets it Median Couple Family Income (with children): $96,888 The benchmark price for a townhouse was about 500,000 dollars The house is considered affordable if it's 30% of your pre-tax income. That would be 2,422.2 That is the definition of affordable. So the mortgage on that home would be $2,127.84 per mnth based on the interest rates of the day. So the average family with children in the lower mainland could definitely afford a nice townhouse with 3 bedrooms in a nice part of town. AND they'd have paid less for their car, their food, and a bunch of other things as a percentage of their income. Vancouver was expensive but affordable. Mortgage Calculator - Canada.ca What is considered an affordable percentage of your income to pay for housing in Canada - Google Search What was the average selling price for a townhouse in greater Vancouver 2015 - Google Search What was the median family income in Metro vancouver in 2015 - Google Search I've proved and shown everything and so have others. And each one of the facts and figures you've tried to present was shown to be inaccurate or irrelevant. You think if people can't afford a detached mansion in British Properties Vancouver wasn't affordable You can go look to my post to westcan man, provided all the numbers again from a slightly different angle. Originally I posted the numbers to you for a young couple starting out, this time I went with a family with children. Still affordable
  16. Wow, what a really well thought out and intellectually stimulating reply Are you still in grade school or something? "Obsessing over someone's post count online often indicates a high level of insecurity, social anxiety, or a need for validation, reflecting a tendency to measure personal worth—or the worth of others—through visible digital metrics rather than authentic connection. Such behavior can be a form of "orbiting" or social media stalking, where the person is looking for clues to confirm their own beliefs, anxieties, or suspicions about someone else's life" LOL, hey kid, AI says you're broken
  17. It's been that way for years now. Occasionally he would engage in actual debate in the past but it always ended badly for him. Like many on the left he tends to start with an answer and try and work his way back to a question and very frequently winds up posting proof that he's wrong by accident. It just brings nothing to the table. I don't even know why he's here, honestly whenever he insults somebody he tends to get insulted even worse back and just looks silly It's like that old joke where the bear says to the hunter "you're not coming here for the hunting any more are you"
  18. ROFLMAO!!!! So now you claim that affordability and such wasn't part of the topic LOLOL Wow, That's about the weakest attempt to dodge the issue i've ever seen But i'm glad you agree with the info, it does prove that affordability has gotten vastly worse under the liberals Gotcha kid
  19. What are you talking about, the democrats never ran a deficit in their life!
  20. I did prove it. The fact that you're in denial and choose to lie about it doesn't change that. Not only did I prove it but others have proven it as well. And that's also above available for your reading pleasure You have no idea how pathetic you look right now. Multiple people have provided links information facts and statistics with show that Vancouver was expensive but still affordable in 2015 and that is not true today Your weird little freak out about it looks more and more like a mental health issue Oh look a third person is provided evidence and shows that you're wrong and you're still having a freak out Why don't you just accept the truth and go and change your diapers while you're at it
  21. Wow, what a really well thought out and intellectually stimulating reply Are you still in grade school or something? "Obsessing over someone's post count online often indicates a high level of insecurity, social anxiety, or a need for validation, reflecting a tendency to measure personal worth—or the worth of others—through visible digital metrics rather than authentic connection. Such behavior can be a form of "orbiting" or social media stalking, where the person is looking for clues to confirm their own beliefs, anxieties, or suspicions about someone else's life" LOL, hey kid, AI says you're broken For me this is like texting, it's just hilarious to see your responses You don't have a life inside or outside. I come here because it's funny to watch the losers jump around, it's entertaining and interesting to engage in conversation with the more intelligent people and share news. I have a quite a life outside of this., this is just part of my life But the only reason you come here is because you're bitter and unhappy. And you never contribute in a meaningful way the only contributions you make are to attack other people and then look like a complete twat when they beat the snot out of you So it's pretty obvious you got some major mental issues outside of this forum as well as inside it. I can always shut the computer off. But you will always be stuck with your emotional issues
  22. I have shown otherwise several times now. I have proved it Beyond any sensible doubt. Not to mention the fact that I actually lived it. Things were expensive but affordable. So let's recap As I have proven and others have proven and even your own statistics showed life was expensive but affordable in Vancouver in 2015 However these days it is not affordable. Affordability has absolutely crashed thanks to you 11 years of liberal mismanagement Food bank uses at an all-time high, the middle class has all that been wiped out. There are dozens and dozens of metrics which show people are worse off So all you've shown is that you will lie your ass off defense of the liberals even if it means the suffering of Canadians
  23. LOOZER! LOOOOOZER!!! MOMMIE COME LOOK, I CALLED SOMEONE A LOOZER AGAIN!!! AREN"T I WINNING!?!? Can i have a cookie!?!?! -Exflyer LOL i accept your admission of defeat and hope you feel better kiddo
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