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The tax debate we need
This society needs a good debate on socio-economic basics. The whole rhetorical system should be flushed out. Look at media reaction to the Ontario budget, which raised taxes (called a health premium) so as to salvage the basic social goods of health and education. I don't just mean predictable headlines in the National Post (Tax hike is biggest since NDP) and Sun (LIARS). Even at public media like CBC and TVO, journalists voiced shock over Liberal lapses in the sacred areas of balanced budgets and lower taxes

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Without a business community there is no one to pay salaries,thus meaning no taxes collected to pay for social programs,does that make it easier for you to understand?

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