I guess because the elections Monday we have to shut up and be non partisan tomorrow. So last chance to rant:
COMING MONDAY: PERFECT GOVERNMENT, HANDICAPPED MINORITY THAT MUST SEEK CONSENSUS. APPEASES THE RIGHT AND CAN DO NO HARM OR IT COMMITTS SUICIDE. TUNE IN FOR ELECTION II COMING 2005!!!
I think the West will have the deciding votes on who is going to form the government, it wonât be over until all the votes are counted this time.
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Oh yeah, before I forget: Fahrenheit 9/11 Torrent file. Cam version, crappy audio, a bit cropped, but itâs here. Probably get a nice DVD/screener rip in a few days.
They have all the same annoyances as the movies, the people with the big hair sitting in front of you, annoying candy-wrapper noises, and people walking in front of the screen.
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Back on topic, right now, I think Iâm actually going to vote for our NDP candidate, Nathan Cullen. Honestly, I donât really like the NDP platform that much, but after meeting Nathan Cullen, heâs most likely got my vote.
Letâs break this down a bit:
Andy Burton: Never met him⌠in fact, I donât think Iâve ever seen him in Prince Rupert ever. May still get my vote though.
Miles Richardson: A dumbass. Met him a few times, and he totally seemed like a dumbass to me. He didnât ever really seem to understand his partyâs platform. Will not get my vote for sure. In fact, he almost seemed to have a âVote for me, Iâm nativeâ type of attitude to me.
Nathan Cullen: Met him at work a few times, and he was the best out of the candidates I met. He was as honest as a politican could be with me, and really seemed understand his platform. Right now, heâs probably got my vote.
I tend to agree with you. I did meet Andy Burton, seemed a capable candidate, but not cabinet material. Seemd too eager re âfree votesâ, and I feel theyâre just a waste of Parliaments time with gut issues, nowhere to go except backwards.
100% agree on Miles. He visited the reserves here skipped the town meeting. Exactly what Iâd heard thru the grapevine
Nathan only because NDP can only moderate the govât not form it. Last time I protest voted the Mulroney govât won in my riding by 3 or 4 votes. I wish I could take that vote back to this day. NDP also has adopted some policies I never thought they could, anti gun registry, elected senate, and proportional rep.
Get this: A CFO confided they wouldâve voted Green if the candidate looked more âprofessionalâ ! It was a former Alliance exec too!
[quote=âherbie_popneckerâ]I guess because the elections Monday we have to shut up and be non partisan tomorrow. So last chance to rant:
COMING MONDAY: PERFECT GOVERNMENT, HANDICAPPED MINORITY THAT MUST SEEK CONSENSUS. APPEASES THE RIGHT AND CAN DO NO HARM OR IT COMMITTS SUICIDE. TUNE IN FOR ELECTION II COMING 2005!!!
GO NATHAN
EVERYONE: VOTE EARLY AND VOTE OFTEN, JUST VOTE[/quote]
Dude, I saw this picture earlier this week and your post reminded me of it.
Youâll find that the NDP actually wants you to pay less tax, and wants to make sure that those making millions donât find loopholes so they donât pay any taxes.
[quote=âAnonymousâ]How much tax did you pay last year?
Youâll find that the NDP actually wants you to pay less tax, and wants to make sure that those making millions donât find loopholes so they donât pay any taxes.[/quote]
Middle income single people will pay more. Which means I will pay more. Which is okay if it means we donât lose important government services.
Right now, the âno federal taxâ limit is around $6800 or so (not sure about the exact figure). Anything you make over that will be taxed.
The NDP wants to put that at $15000. If you make less than $15000, you pay no federal taxes. They would also remove GST from âessential items.â They would index the tax brackets. There would be no increases except on the top of those brackets.
I was ranting. Actually I use a more drastic measure. At work, i took the needle nose and tore off the caps lock & insert/delete keys and jumped up and down on the pieces. But I wonât do that to my laptopâŚ