Well good news for new home buyers. Hopefully people still have jobs to buy homes. :rofl:
http://www.albertandp.ca/notley_make...tgage_tax_hike
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Well good news for new home buyers. Hopefully people still have jobs to buy homes. :rofl:
http://www.albertandp.ca/notley_make...tgage_tax_hike
Oh, don't worry about that. Everyone is "moving to Saskatchewan" anyways.Quote:
Originally posted by roopi
Well good news for new home buyers. Hopefully people still have jobs to buy homes. :rofl:
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Hike $1 by 600%, that is $7 not $6, NDP still can't math :rofl:
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100% of $1 = $1
$1 + 100% = $2
$1 + 200% = $3
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$1 + 600% = $7
Either their English or their Math is wrong. If the math is correct then they need to stop calling it a 600% increase and start calling it 600% of the existing cost.
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Unless you're in charge of press material for, say, a political party, I don't think anybody's gonna blame you for that one, haha.Quote:
Originally posted by 01RedDX
To be fair, a very common mistake in semantics.
Haven't seen marth posting much lately.....Quote:
Originally posted by Mibz
100% of $1 = $1
$1 + 100% = $2
$1 + 200% = $3
...
$1 + 600% = $7
Either their English or their Math is wrong. If the math is correct then they need to stop calling it a 600% increase and start calling it 600% of the existing cost.
NDP should assign Thomas Dang as their Finance Minister.Quote:
Originally posted by schocker
Haven't seen marth posting much lately.....
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Young candidates in Edmonton, which is now widely expected to be an NDP rout, include Thomas Dang, 20, a computer science student at the University of Alberta who is running in Edmonton South West and writes a blog about provincial politics
Holy fuck, no kidding.Quote:
Originally posted by Tik-Tok
Oh, don't worry about that. Everyone is "moving to Saskatchewan" anyways.
Take a poll this time next year and not one single person will have moved. I bet if you could get the truth from them, only half the "movers" voted.
Guess no one read the date of the article. Seems like an election promise not a guarentee
Should be paying me to take on a mortgage, like they are in some European countries now.