Services are being cut for two reasons: we're in a recession and we need to triage, and people aren't so keen on the policies being cut as they are for those remaining in place. This means that essentials stay, and perks get dropped. Sadly, those perks usually most benefit the ill and downtrodden, as those resources/services are very cost intensive for the return to society.
You're right about my comment on unemployable. That wasn't said properly. If we were fully funded, warning signs would be caught earlier and supports would be put in place to keep the individual as a contributing member of society.
I agree with you that our system needs to focus more on progress, ecology and humanity. An ideal country ought to have policies where these are the paramount foci. But we don't live in that ideal society sadly, as we're a bunch of humans. Without incentive, we don't make things happen as individuals or as a collective. We need to make that money so we can have good things again. People won't do much for free, and money is still the best reward for effort, regardless of its value to you. That money opens up more options for a future government that's more in line with what we'd both like to see.
Of course, but the services he needs will be more likely to be in place thanks to the increased tax revenue as the jobs market picks up.
It sounds like you're taking about a homeless person with a debilitating mental health issue, but there are many unemployed who have employable skills that would benefit from this news. The homeless people with these mental issues will never be employable regardless of the economy, so I think you need to figure out what you're trying to argue here.
Those soup lines will start getting shorter with this progress. Canada needs to make money if it wants to solve its problems. Imagine growth, during a recession, while dealing with the orange turd posse's unpredictability to the south as we navigate away from relying on American spending for our goods and services. It's kind of impressive really.
Don't underestimate the human spirit so much. There's already been inroads made on early firmware versions of the PS5 where the hacker was able to play GTA5 at full settings on his PS5. The PS4 has a great jailbreaking community now too. There's also been steps in getting PS5 emulsion off the ground. It's only a matter of time. Seriously, check it out. I hacked my PS4 earlier though month and I can watched a hacked YouTube with no ads, and emulate games using retro arch. It's pretty sweet.
I feel like this is a really hard topic to talk about. Ramping up production of oil is bad for the environment, but good for the economy. I looked it up and Canada generated approximately 6.3% of all the oil in the world in the past year. Is most of that being used as fuel? Sure. About 90-95% is used as fuel with the rest being used to make plastic and other derivatives.
But here's the thing. Canada is in a recession thanks primarily to our neighbor to the south. We need to find new sources of revenue or people start losing everything. It's so easy to say oil bad when you have a secure job, but not everyone does. Carney's job is not to do what's right for the world, but what's right for his fellow countrymen and women.
Do I like that there will be more burning of fuel? Absolutely not. Do I like that my Canadian peers will be able to stave off poverty for longer due to more oil being harvested? Absolutely. The choice sucks, but the alternative is arguably worse for Canadians in a global economy that doesn't care for their comforts.
I think we need to confront a hard truth as Canadians and stop whining about oil production: it's better to burn to death on a full stomach than an empty one.
What would really grind Sony's gears is if everyone stops updating their system and waits for the PS5 Linux hacks to catch up to their firmware version. Then, they install Linux and get Steam working and only buy digital games from Steam and GOG, or emulate older games, on their Linux hacked PS5.
I'm not sure Israel is worse than Iran. Iran is awful nationally to their people while Israel is awful internationally. I'd say the magnitude of their awfulness is similar, which is why the world would be far better off without either of them.
It's not on the rise as it's always been around. The members are just bolder and louder now, and I'll wager that's a result of the proliferation of racist ICE arrests they see south of the border. These people still have no power and are still impotent at best.
You can look at it that way, out you can look at it like this: Canada recognized that it could go down that path and so one of our political parties presented a solution so we didn't have to.
Our former PM chose to resign as he understood he was so disliked that our conservatives would win. When has an American politician put aside their personal aspirations for the good of their country?
Canada is superior. No question. We are just as capable of violence and fascism, true, but the difference is we choose not to go down those roads in the modern age.
Don't wuss out so quick. This weak attitude is why the surveillance state has risen in America and Europe. If it's ok for private companies to keep tabs on everyone, why isn't it ok for private citizens?
The fact you, and by you I mean Western citizens, just roll over and accept this is sickening. What do you think the proud military men and women who earned your freedoms through blood, sweat, and tears would think of modern society today?
Check the rest of the replies to your comments. Even your fellow countrymen are siding with me.
When you commented on the Japanese deserving to be bombed, no the individuals did not. Did Japan deserve to be bombed? Yes, just not with atomic weapons. Similarly, do all Americans deserve to suffer? No. Does America? Absolutely. The fact that you can't understand that who your country is internationally is who you the American citizen are, just further lends weight to my argument.
You're supposed to apologize for drinking the American superiority Kool aid, accept responsibility for the choices your country makes nationally and internationally, and then start making sacrifices in your life that will remedy the situation.
If you cannot do this, then yes, you are an enabler and deserve all this negativity.
You know there are other ways to revolt, right? It doesn't have to be running in guns a'blazing. There's sabotage. There's spending your money wisely. There's going out and participating in activism.
Trump is going to sabotage the midterm elections and if Americans just sit by and watch, they deserve to watch their freedoms dwindle and their comforts and securities disappear. So many have bled and died for the freedoms you have taken for granted. Shame on you and all Americans not even willing to put up ANY RESISTANCE WHATSOEVER.
There's a very easily way to rid society of these. Buy a pair of glasses and follow politicians and their families around and post constant updates about them on social media.
You sound like that Tesseract guy. It must be everyone else that's wrong. Not Americans. Factual reality is that Americans caused this mess and no amount of "I didn't vote that way" whining will change how you're viewed.
I know my opinion isn't popular, not even with me, but this is the way it is now.
Services are being cut for two reasons: we're in a recession and we need to triage, and people aren't so keen on the policies being cut as they are for those remaining in place. This means that essentials stay, and perks get dropped. Sadly, those perks usually most benefit the ill and downtrodden, as those resources/services are very cost intensive for the return to society.
You're right about my comment on unemployable. That wasn't said properly. If we were fully funded, warning signs would be caught earlier and supports would be put in place to keep the individual as a contributing member of society.
I agree with you that our system needs to focus more on progress, ecology and humanity. An ideal country ought to have policies where these are the paramount foci. But we don't live in that ideal society sadly, as we're a bunch of humans. Without incentive, we don't make things happen as individuals or as a collective. We need to make that money so we can have good things again. People won't do much for free, and money is still the best reward for effort, regardless of its value to you. That money opens up more options for a future government that's more in line with what we'd both like to see.
Of course, but the services he needs will be more likely to be in place thanks to the increased tax revenue as the jobs market picks up.
It sounds like you're taking about a homeless person with a debilitating mental health issue, but there are many unemployed who have employable skills that would benefit from this news. The homeless people with these mental issues will never be employable regardless of the economy, so I think you need to figure out what you're trying to argue here.
Those soup lines will start getting shorter with this progress. Canada needs to make money if it wants to solve its problems. Imagine growth, during a recession, while dealing with the orange turd posse's unpredictability to the south as we navigate away from relying on American spending for our goods and services. It's kind of impressive really.
Don't underestimate the human spirit so much. There's already been inroads made on early firmware versions of the PS5 where the hacker was able to play GTA5 at full settings on his PS5. The PS4 has a great jailbreaking community now too. There's also been steps in getting PS5 emulsion off the ground. It's only a matter of time. Seriously, check it out. I hacked my PS4 earlier though month and I can watched a hacked YouTube with no ads, and emulate games using retro arch. It's pretty sweet.
I feel like this is a really hard topic to talk about. Ramping up production of oil is bad for the environment, but good for the economy. I looked it up and Canada generated approximately 6.3% of all the oil in the world in the past year. Is most of that being used as fuel? Sure. About 90-95% is used as fuel with the rest being used to make plastic and other derivatives.
But here's the thing. Canada is in a recession thanks primarily to our neighbor to the south. We need to find new sources of revenue or people start losing everything. It's so easy to say oil bad when you have a secure job, but not everyone does. Carney's job is not to do what's right for the world, but what's right for his fellow countrymen and women.
Do I like that there will be more burning of fuel? Absolutely not. Do I like that my Canadian peers will be able to stave off poverty for longer due to more oil being harvested? Absolutely. The choice sucks, but the alternative is arguably worse for Canadians in a global economy that doesn't care for their comforts.
I think we need to confront a hard truth as Canadians and stop whining about oil production: it's better to burn to death on a full stomach than an empty one.
What would really grind Sony's gears is if everyone stops updating their system and waits for the PS5 Linux hacks to catch up to their firmware version. Then, they install Linux and get Steam working and only buy digital games from Steam and GOG, or emulate older games, on their Linux hacked PS5.
I feel like we're comparing murderers to serial killers. It's pretty hard to say what's worse.
I'm not sure Israel is worse than Iran. Iran is awful nationally to their people while Israel is awful internationally. I'd say the magnitude of their awfulness is similar, which is why the world would be far better off without either of them.
It's not on the rise as it's always been around. The members are just bolder and louder now, and I'll wager that's a result of the proliferation of racist ICE arrests they see south of the border. These people still have no power and are still impotent at best.
You can look at it that way, out you can look at it like this: Canada recognized that it could go down that path and so one of our political parties presented a solution so we didn't have to.
Our former PM chose to resign as he understood he was so disliked that our conservatives would win. When has an American politician put aside their personal aspirations for the good of their country?
Still sure out shit smells as bad as yours?
Canada is superior. No question. We are just as capable of violence and fascism, true, but the difference is we choose not to go down those roads in the modern age.
Changes department name to department of war. Changes title to Secretary of war. Loses to Houthis.
Don't wuss out so quick. This weak attitude is why the surveillance state has risen in America and Europe. If it's ok for private companies to keep tabs on everyone, why isn't it ok for private citizens?
The fact you, and by you I mean Western citizens, just roll over and accept this is sickening. What do you think the proud military men and women who earned your freedoms through blood, sweat, and tears would think of modern society today?
Check the rest of the replies to your comments. Even your fellow countrymen are siding with me.
When you commented on the Japanese deserving to be bombed, no the individuals did not. Did Japan deserve to be bombed? Yes, just not with atomic weapons. Similarly, do all Americans deserve to suffer? No. Does America? Absolutely. The fact that you can't understand that who your country is internationally is who you the American citizen are, just further lends weight to my argument.
You're supposed to apologize for drinking the American superiority Kool aid, accept responsibility for the choices your country makes nationally and internationally, and then start making sacrifices in your life that will remedy the situation.
If you cannot do this, then yes, you are an enabler and deserve all this negativity.
You know there are other ways to revolt, right? It doesn't have to be running in guns a'blazing. There's sabotage. There's spending your money wisely. There's going out and participating in activism.
Trump is going to sabotage the midterm elections and if Americans just sit by and watch, they deserve to watch their freedoms dwindle and their comforts and securities disappear. So many have bled and died for the freedoms you have taken for granted. Shame on you and all Americans not even willing to put up ANY RESISTANCE WHATSOEVER.
There's a very easily way to rid society of these. Buy a pair of glasses and follow politicians and their families around and post constant updates about them on social media.
The same thing all Americans are doing - whining like it solves problems.
You sound like that Tesseract guy. It must be everyone else that's wrong. Not Americans. Factual reality is that Americans caused this mess and no amount of "I didn't vote that way" whining will change how you're viewed.
I know my opinion isn't popular, not even with me, but this is the way it is now.