2023 Alberta Provincial Election MEGA THREAD

[Misterman]

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So what do you reckon should be done with them?

Locked up for life at $110k+/year?

Gas chamber technology was perfected almost 100 years ago. Just sayin.

The mental health argument from an economic standpoint is a bit of a funny one. "We shouldn't lock these dredges of society up for 110k/yr. We should "Treat" them for 300k/yr and let them stay out ruining cities and violating the rest of the contributing citizens rights." Good plan................

At this point the term "Mental Health" has just become the latest virtue signaling pedantic buzz word. There's literally no specific pathway for treatment or cure, and it is such a broad term that they use to encompass everything from anxiety to crack addiction. Nothing but a fools errand to try and tackle mental health.

And how ironic is it that the one true mental health epidemic that has become a social contagion and we could actually make some headway in preventing(transgenderism). We aren't even allowed to refer to as a mental health issue.

[mr2mike]

Jack Mintz: Why I'm glad Danielle Smith fired me from the Alberta Health Services board

https://financialpost.com/opinion/ja...services-board

So they all know its ineffective and inefficient.

[Yolobimmer]

Wait. Am I sensing people are stupid enough to vote UCP again?

[mr2mike]

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Wait. Am I sensing people are stupid enough to vote NDP Notley again?

Fixed.

[mr2mike]

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Upper class line hath been drawn in Alberta, and it's $180k combined.

Interesting chart and how we compare.
Middle income in Canada won't be a house buyer on income alone no matter how much one thinks.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/...ons-worldwide/

[ExtraSlow]

That's an interesting chart.

[ThePenIsMightier]

All we should be caring about is buying power, though. It's like there's an international conspiracy to keep that a secret. If I could move to Sweden and make half the money but that money would buy me triple the stuff, then I could make an informed decision.

[mr2mike]

True. Buying power in Alberta and rest of Canada is being deminished. Even a trip to the US makes you quickly realize, when you make note of exchange rates that your Travelodge costs today were a Holiday Inn a decade ago.

[Buster]

Canadians voted to make themselves more poor in the long run.

[suntan]

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Canadians voted to make themselves more poor in the long run.

Trudeau can simply give the people more money. This totally works and has no long term ramifications.

[arcticcat522]

Chart makes sense. Tax the rich
(Anyone making more than 50k)

[Misterman]

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Interesting chart and how we compare.
Middle income in Canada won't be a house buyer on income alone no matter how much one thinks.
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/...ons-worldwide/

It would be great if they could figure out a way to include the business owners and the rich in these charts, so you could see where you actually line up, instead of just seeing where you line up against filed income tax returns.

[ExtraSlow]

The chart is actually only including unionized workers.

[JohnnyHockey13]

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Gas chamber technology was perfected almost 100 years ago. Just sayin.

The mental health argument from an economic standpoint is a bit of a funny one. "We shouldn't lock these dredges of society up for 110k/yr. We should "Treat" them for 300k/yr and let them stay out ruining cities and violating the rest of the contributing citizens rights." Good plan................

At this point the term "Mental Health" has just become the latest virtue signaling pedantic buzz word. There's literally no specific pathway for treatment or cure, and it is such a broad term that they use to encompass everything from anxiety to crack addiction. Nothing but a fools errand to try and tackle mental health.

And how ironic is it that the one true mental health epidemic that has become a social contagion and we could actually make some headway in preventing(transgenderism). We aren't even allowed to refer to as a mental health issue.

This is old fart right here....

[Misterman]

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This is old fart right here....

Wisdom does tend to come with age. I'm sure your emotional state is very useful in these discussions as well though.

[Brent.ff]

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...tect-covid-19/

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.


Guess shes feeling the heat from the NDP..

[killramos]

I guess it shouldn’t surprise anyone that she has no balls

[Xtrema]

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Trudeau can simply give the people more money. This totally works and has no long term ramifications.

Unfortunately my boomer parents are taking the bait.

And Danibux seems to work as well.

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...tect-covid-19/

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.

She will introduce a bill on COVID-23. COVID-19 is old news. lol

[kertejud2]

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/cana...tect-covid-19/

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is rolling back on a promise to introduce legislation this fall that would have outlawed restrictions on people not vaccinated against COVID-19.


Guess shes feeling the heat from the NDP..

I think she was told just how much money the film industry has been spending here.

[Yolobimmer]

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The chart is actually only including unionized workers.

Must be, because it takes a heck of a lot more than $200k a year to make the 1% in Canada.

Last I checked, it was closer to $500k

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I think she was told just how much money the film industry has been spending here.

The film industry mandates itself, and you must be vaccinated to work here.