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snickers
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: detroit
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I have to disagree with you on the carbon tax: why not now?
Although Canada is in a bit of a recession like other countries, the economy is good enough to impose $10 per tonne of CO2; in Sweden it's $150! I think it would bring more investment to Canada, improve air pollution conditions so less people would actually need to go to the doctor, and give lower-middle class individuals stronger tax cuts than Harper currently is. But jeez, supporting the Liberals right now... It's hard not to when Elizabeth May (At least she's willing to bend for a general consensus, unlike Ralph Nader) said to vote Liberal in close ridings, but Dion! He's like a member of Bloc in disguise almost. I'm just sick of Harper's deregulations though; it has to stop. Who are you voting for Jibber?
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Freeskier
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Istanbul was Constantinople now it's Istanbul not Constantinople...
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And I agree with harper, which is why I was so pleased with the minority government once more. Harper's big environmental concession was to stop bitumen exports to countries with less environmental standards than canada, which, does not rule out much since ours are currently among the worst. big freakin deal. I hope that the conservative party will be able to weather the economic storm, be kept in check by the liberals and other parties, and once the global market stabilizes, another election can be called, by which point the liberals will have found an electable leader. And I voted green. Even thought I think May is still a bit of a nutjob, I'd very much like to see more advocates for environmental change in parliament.
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