It’s true. I am bigoted against the wealthy. Proudly.

I wouldn’t say well. These are quantity over quality people.

No a potato is an apple of the earth.

Excuse me? Where is heartmelon?

I guess we see why Carney worked so hard to bribe his way to a majority. So he can inflict Thatcherism/Reaganomics/fucking horseshit on us.

Fucking Teslas? Talk about a bait and switch.

Hahahahahahaha

So why did you make the differentiation, then? The Star has endorsed the Liberal party in every election except one, by the way, including Carney. Which doesn’t make the paper a friend to me but they are certainly not diehard enemies of the current government.

No, I just disagree with neoclassical economics. We can look back over the last 40 years and see that an overreliance on private investment leads to wealth inequality and unstable societies, the rise of right wing pseudo populism and figures like Trump. The style of economics you favour is an abject failure and needs to be abandoned.

Print money as necessary. As long as that new money is going into developments that will grow in value over time, it will be fine. Trading a depreciating asset for an appreciating asset. Also expropriation already happens all the time, for example land for HSR tracks, and investment still happens. Investors will get over it.

A lot of companies will make a lot of noise about theft and how they will never invest in Canada again and some might even pull out for awhile but we’ll ultimately be fine because we have loads of resources the world needs. They sure as hell wouldn’t be turning their noses up at our oil right now.

But really, I’m a socialist and would much prefer if governments invested in our country instead, so that the value created goes to Canadians rather than, for example, Texas based oil and gas companies.

We also have gigantic oil reserves. Which we should absolutely expropriate.

The Star is not Postmedia, it is Canadian owned.

The Norwegians didn’t just discover 3 trillion in their couch cushions. It’s the result of their policies. We are doing the opposite of those policies. Instead of nationalizing industry and using the boons that come from that for the public good, we are instead selling off public assets to shovel money into the private sector. The only reason these funds share a name is because Carney is deceitful and thinks we are too stupid to see through it.

The ask jeeves that recently died is not the ask jeeves that people remember. It was sold to some other company ages ago that turned it into a google search that only returned weird, scammy results.

I just nibble on a bar of soap like a normal person.

For now. These prices are already forcing people to look at evs or alternative modes of transport. If it goes on long enough things could reach a tipping point that collapses their industry. Like a star going supernova before collapsing into a dwarf.

No, his literal bank notes. Due to the nature of his business he hid his money wherever he could and a percentage of it was lost to environmental factors.

Oh really? Because it was pretty obvious that he originally saw all this as an easy way to feel and look mighty after his operation in Venezuela gave him a false sense of power. Not really worth rushing to support in my opinion. I guess Carney felt differently.

And one is truth.social.