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Burning SkulMan

@Skellypoli

Patriotic Canadian still fighting for woke 1.0

 Nova Scotia
Joined November 2019
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Image from British Carl Bildt 🥂 🇬🇧 🇸🇪 (@PunishedRWR)
Isabella M Weber (@IsabellaMWeber) profile pictureIsabella M Weber
@IsabellaMWeberNov 7
Economic populism also means dethroning economics. It’s not the job of economists to dictate how our economies should be run but to find solutions to implement democratically determined goals.
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Friendly reminder Avi is a seatless nepo baby slopulist who has had everything in his life handed to him. Just the complete embodiment of everything wrong with the modern NDP.
Scott Robertson (@sarobertson_) profile pictureScott Robertson
@sarobertson_Nov 5
Avi Lewis: "One in five dollars spent by this government in this budget right now is going to the military, is going to weapons and war. That is not an agenda that deals with the cost of living crisis."
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Avice 🇨🇦 (@identitykrysis) profile picture
Avice 🇨🇦@identitykrysisNov 7
NDP displaying how out of touch they are with reality. Again.
Scott Robertson (@sarobertson_) profile pictureScott Robertson
@sarobertson_Nov 5
Avi Lewis: "One in five dollars spent by this government in this budget right now is going to the military, is going to weapons and war. That is not an agenda that deals with the cost of living crisis."
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I love that Carney opened up 4 airport to being RENTED (important note here RENTING IS NOT BUYING) out by private investors and now theres a whole narrative about him being the next Margaret Thatcher or some shit.
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Its so peak
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Reminder that Canada under the Harper government *did* raise the OAS eligibility age. Had Trudeau not reversed this courageous reform, we would be spending $11 billion less on OAS by 2029, according to the PBO. When OAS was created in 1952, the benefit began at age 70. Life expectancy was 68, and the ratio of workers to retirees was 8 to 1. Eligibility is now at 65, with life expectancy at 81, and the ratio of workers to retirees down to 3 to 1. The current system represents a massive, unjust intergenerational transfer of wealth which is obviously unsustainable.
Robyn Urback (@RobynUrback) profile pictureRobyn Urback
@RobynUrbackNov 6
That OAS number is insane. While most developed nations have raised, or plan to raise, the retirement age, Canada leaves it at 65 for purely political reasons.
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The NDP LARP about the liberals being right wing is so incredibly unserious. The Canadian left deserves better than this slop and they deserve better than the absolute joke the NDP has become.
Rachel Gilmore (@atRachelGilmore) profile pictureRachel Gilmore@atRachelGilmoreNov 4
In case Canadians forgot, we DO actually have a real progressive option (since our two largest parties are right wing). The NDP came out today proposing a wealth tax that would apply to people worth more than $10 million to pay for public grocery options, housing and healthcare.
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Seriously all the thought leaders of the Canadian left are so smugly brainless.
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Evan Scrimshaw (@EScrimshaw) profile picture
Evan Scrimshaw@EScrimshawNov 7
Thinking that liking a budget that spends $5B/year on Indigenous infrastructure, increases the GST credit for poorest Canadians, increases CBC and cultural funding, and is committed to ending homelessness makes me a Progressive Conservative is laughable
MikeyJ79Part3 (@MikeyJ79_Part3) profile pictureMikeyJ79Part3@MikeyJ79_Part3Nov 7
Replying to @EScrimshaw
So you’re a progressive conservative. Appreciate the honesty.
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G*rre@springbrisNov 6
Replying to @constans
you are a guy in his 40s who pretends to know how to cook to own people on Twitter
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The most homophobic I've ever felt was when my parents took the opportunity of me telling them I have a boyfriend to inform me they were both bisexual. Its been just over 2 years and I am STILL mad about that.
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There's way to much to say about the budget to fit in a xeet. However I think it does a AMAZING job of balancing the conflicting needs of Canada, while also spending enough in important areas to achieve meaningful goals especially around housing at the CAF.
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If I had to give it a rating id say its a solid 8/10 would have been a 10/10 if it wasnt for that demonic and evil middle class tax cut.
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alex 🇨🇦🍉@BiniIrlNov 6
Guys who talk like smug shitheads on instagram reels because they voted for Jack Layton and read Capital once are currently finding a condescending way to explain to you that this advances fascism
Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) profile pictureMark Carney
@MarkJCarneyNov 5
In Budget 2026, we’re backing the Canadian artists who tell our stories. That means if you’re a Canadian artist, you won’t pay tax on up to $45,000 of income derived from your creative work.
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Paolo@internet_paoloNov 6
Sorry people but grocers only clear 2–4% on food and can only do this because they’ve built nationwide distribution, logistics network and supply at scale. A $350m public option simply can’t compete without burning billions. I know that’s not catchy populist slop but it’s true!
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The NDP really loves ineffective taxes to pay for ineffective policies. They really are the social democrats of all time.
Avi Lewis (@avilewis) profile pictureAvi Lewis
@avilewisNov 3
It's time for nation-building projects for the people. Ahead of the 2026 Budget, we're calling on the Liberals to prioritize three big projects that will lower costs and make life better for millions of families, paid for by a wealth tax on the 1%. • Make a down payment to build a network of 50 public grocery stores. • Triple the federal government's community housing investment to build one million non-market homes for people. • Make a nation-building investment in health care, including funding pharmacare from coast to coast to coast. Read my full letter to Prime Minister Carney.
Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350 million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

ALT Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350
million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350 million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

ALT Letter from NDP Avi Lewis to Prime Minister Carney outlining three NDP priorities for Budget 2026: 1. A down payment on a network of public grocery stores from coast to coast. $350
million for initial infrastructure, $290 million ongoing to build 50 stores. 2. Triple the federal government's investment in community housing over 10 years to $18 billion, to build a million new non-market homes. 3. A nation-building investment in health care, guaranteeing an increase of at least 6% per year to the Canada Health Transfer, costing $12 billion over 5 years. Additionally, conclude and fund pharmacare deals with the remaining provinces and territories. To fund these investments, we are calling for a wealth tax starting at 1% on fortunes exceeding $10 million and escalating to 3% on the largest fortunes, which could generate up to $40 billion a year, and $500 billion over ten years.

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The democrats locked in for the first time in a generation and immediately committed atrocities on Republicans, you really love to see it.
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The right is venerating a fictional maladjusted, castrated, child killer who attempted to murder his wife for no reason and fucking loved war. Weirdly fitting all things considered.
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A rightoid will look you in the eyes and say playing dolls with theyre favorite fictional characters will totally affect an important election with 0 embarrassment or shame.
Beff (e/acc) (@beffjezos) profile pictureBeff (e/acc)
@beffjezosNov 1
The Anakin edits might turn the tides of the midterms
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Also important to note if you are a young person who wants to buy a house a crash ISNT good for you. There's a difference between cost and affordability, and a actual crash would probably render housing more unaffordable for another decade at least.
Burning SkulMan (@Skellypoli) profile pictureBurning SkulMan@SkellypoliNov 2
Its REALLY REALLY important to note that inspite of the headlines this really doesnt constitute a crash, it has been a slow and managed decline which has been openly backed by the state. Calling this a crash is clownish and anti-Canadian.
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A crash would spike unemployment, spike the cost of credit and in a roundabout way may even spike rent. The strategy the government is taking maximizes the benefit to the public and minimizes the risk. There is obviously a plan here and you should trust it.
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