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DesRicardo

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This is what I'm saying, he never built the economy. He just blew money on social services and agencies which looked good on paper.

Now he can barely pay anything back.

Starting to understand why Alberta wants to pull out of the CPP?
 

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Frank, for the love of god, read something for a change. Start with any of the links on capital bleed.

What is JT doing and what do you want to do?Kill fossil and jobs in Alberta.

Nor would they ( likely) spend spend spend spend spend spend. Make the debt/gdp situation worse. You also want to tax companies and go after the rich. Cause more capital bleed. There’s a bright idea that no one worth taking seriously is suggesting.

Here’s some more basic economics for you. Governments, all of them. Only have so much influence over the economy. Have little control over people, be they CEOs or Johnny Q, their spending etc. Atleast those that aren’t communist. The GDP side. And it takes years for GDP to grow, assuming debt remains flat. Balanced budgets. Read their Goddamn fall economic statement. And that’s assuming their rosy gdp growth projections are sunny days. See also what is responsible for most of any growth the past few years…..what does that lead to? Unaffordable housing.

They have full control of the debt side.

Here’s another factoid you don’t like. Rae led to Harris…Mcwynne led to Ford, JT we don’t know yet how deep any cuts may be…See also Chrétien and see also Drummond. .When will you and your like minded, left side friends. Learn from history? And sleep in the beds you make. Aka stop blaming them, for the mess you create. And or ante up

Another fact. When the Drummond commission released their findings it was 2010. Debt/GDP was if I recall 43-45%. Today it’s 39%……..

Here’s another fact. Best case scenario is say 5 years of hot economic growth (but where now that you’ve flushed Alberta and let’s not forget Boomers or have you) ….the prairies? The Maritimes? Do you know there’s life outside the city and you’re not the only people that matter?

Yay really sunny days. Know what that leads to? I’m guessing not.
You can't articulate what should be done differently.

Instead you go back to Drummond and liberal economic policy as the model you want yet then back PeePee who wants to eliminate the bank of Canada, switch to bitcoin and cut the CBC so that nobody is there to report on the idiocy of his anti vaxxer, freedom convoy supporters.

Instead you say governments can't effect the economy much while you also blame Trudeau for effecting the economy now.
 

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Instead you say governments can't effect the economy much while you also blame Trudeau for effecting the economy now.
Most if not any of Trudeau's hater is because he is a liberal, he looks good and he's French.

As simple as that.

All the rest is pure BS...

The liberals, far from perfect, are yet doing a better job then any other party would do.

p.s. And I voted NDP last 2 elections...
 

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This is what I'm saying, he never built the economy. He just blew money on social services and agencies which looked good on paper.

Now he can barely pay anything back.

Starting to understand why Alberta wants to pull out of the CPP?
Once again do widen your scope when you complain everything about Canada. if you take the USA and UK in comparison, yet again though Canada's deficit and debt do look to be very high, it is not as bad as The US and UK. What Trudeau did was to take Canada out of the Recession that Harper handed him. It meant that the economy had to be stimulated and it seemed to go according to script until The Pandemic hit and then on The War in Ukraine, The scale of the forest fires in the past few years, as well as the effect of those severe weather impacts not only to North America but globally. Yet Pee Pee was complaining about not enough being done to address the housing crisis, and aid to the military. Yet when the Government is intending to address it, once again he complains about too much being spent.

Take a look at the UK Government's cost to address the debt for the Interest borrowing costs that hit UKP Sterling 111 Billion in the last Financial year, and UKP Sterling 23 Billion to pay the Bond Holders Interest. Its National Debt is UKP sterling 2.59 Trillion. This from a "Fiscally Responsible" Conservative Government:


The USA Debt Cost has past $1 Trillion:


We know that NO GOVERNMENTS be it Conservative, Liberal or NDP would be insulated from the present day Global occurrences. No wonder that all our allies from NATO want Canada to spend more!!
 

DesRicardo

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Once again do widen your scope when you complain everything about Canada. if you take the USA and UK in comparison, yet again though Canada's deficit and debt do look to be very high, it is not as bad as The US and UK. What Trudeau did was to take Canada out of the Recession that Harper handed him. It meant that the economy had to be stimulated and it seemed to go according to script until The Pandemic hit and then on The War in Ukraine, The scale of the forest fires in the past few years, as well as the effect of those severe weather impacts not only to North America but globally. Yet Pee Pee was complaining about not enough being done to address the housing crisis, and aid to the military. Yet when the Government is intending to address it, once again he complains about too much being spent.

Take a look at the UK Government's cost to address the debt for the Interest borrowing costs that hit UKP Sterling 111 Billion in the last Financial year, and UKP Sterling 23 Billion to pay the Bond Holders Interest. Its National Debt is UKP sterling 2.59 Trillion. This from a "Fiscally Responsible" Conservative Government:


The USA Debt Cost has past $1 Trillion:


We know that NO GOVERNMENTS be it Conservative, Liberal or NDP would be insulated from the present day Global occurrences. No wonder that all our allies from NATO want Canada to spend more!!
If you actually look at the numbers, you are grossly overstating the "recession" Trudeau took over. When you look at the charts, Justin was actually in a decline in 2018 and 2019 before covid.


And let’s dead the UK/USA comparison right now. If they are in a worse position than us, Why should we follow in their footsteps? But more important, it's irrelevant. Canada is in a worse Debt position than Switzerland, Denmark, S. Korea, Finland and many more. What does that mean? Nothing. We are in a Canadian system and that's all that matters. What happens south of the border or overseas means nothing.

We pay taxes to Canada, we pay into a Canadian pension, we pay for our public services here. We pay into this system. So when you leader that is constantly justify taking massive loans, it only screws Canadians. There is no magical economy at the end of a rainbow. IT’S YOU, You have to pay for this shit. Why do you think Alberta wants to leave the CPP. They understand that Justin is leveraging Canada’s assets to access more debt but when we need our money for whatever reason, it will be tied up in debt payments created by Trudeau.

I’m telling you right now, if you are still voting for Justin, you’re out of your fucking. He’s not bad, he’s Dangerous.
 

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So now Governments hand over recessions..even those that don’t exist.
Nuff said
Buddy says when he comes to office he's going to do everything right wingers dream of doing.
Cutting everything.

Think it'll prove how smart your economic theories are?
Oh wait, you'll go back to supporting liberal economic policy through Drummond while claiming only someone extremely right wing like PeePee can do it.
 

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Buddy says when he comes to office he's going to do everything right wingers dream of doing.
Cutting everything.

Think it'll prove how smart your economic theories are?
Oh wait, you'll go back to supporting liberal economic policy through Drummond while claiming only someone extremely right wing like PeePee can do it.
1) unlike you I know there are wind farms, two understand financing, budgets, economics. I only worked in the capital markets for years. You can’t even add 1 or 1 or grasp Debt to GDP. Entry level stuff. You cant even read plain English in the FAO report.

2) I havent said PP is going to be great. I’ve said JT inept and his die hard supporters clueless. Nor are they able to even look at history and what occurs when they get in over their heads ( see Rae, McWynne, JT). More trouble reading Frank?. Obviously your knickers are in a knot again because you are making yourself look stupid yet again.

3) as far as what I support or criticize goes. Obviously your méagre intellect is struggling yet again. In your myopic world there’s only dyed in the wool Lefties and righties. You can’t grasp what a centrist is, aka the “middle” or swing voters or why unlike you and the die hards here, I can and do criticize both…

obviously adding 1 and 1 not your strong suit
 
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If you actually look at the numbers, you are grossly overstating the "recession" Trudeau took over. When you look at the charts, Justin was actually in a decline in 2018 and 2019 before covid.


And let’s dead the UK/USA comparison right now. If they are in a worse position than us, Why should we follow in their footsteps? But more important, it's irrelevant. Canada is in a worse Debt position than Switzerland, Denmark, S. Korea, Finland and many more. What does that mean? Nothing. We are in a Canadian system and that's all that matters. What happens south of the border or overseas means nothing.

We pay taxes to Canada, we pay into a Canadian pension, we pay for our public services here. We pay into this system. So when you leader that is constantly justify taking massive loans, it only screws Canadians. There is no magical economy at the end of a rainbow. IT’S YOU, You have to pay for this shit. Why do you think Alberta wants to leave the CPP. They understand that Justin is leveraging Canada’s assets to access more debt but when we need our money for whatever reason, it will be tied up in debt payments created by Trudeau.

I’m telling you right now, if you are still voting for Justin, you’re out of your fucking. He’s not bad, he’s Dangerous.
Harper handed Trudeau a GDP of 0.66% in 2015. It went to a high of above 3.0% in 2017. With the Provincial economies shutting in 2020 there was a drop of just -5%, thanks to the Government propping up these provinces. Then in 2021 it rebounded back to 5% and then 3.4% in 2022. So, let's take everything in the full context rather than just picking and choosing!!

Remember that the Debt hit a high of 73% in 2021 and has steadily declined to 66%. But why not include countries like Belgium, Bahrein, Brazil, European Union National Average, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Japan (more than 3 times that of Canada), Portugal, Singapore, Spain, to name some other advanced nations? These mean everything to us since The Pandemic hit. The Conservatives tended to blame the Recession during the Harper years, but we did not see the provinces shutting down the economies at any time during that period. If The Liberals did not come to the aid of the Canadians, something the Conservatives did their best to block at times, then several more businesses and Canadians would have suffered even more with defaulting on their rents and mortgages. You guys are deluded with the present world issues, but like every single Government around the world the citizens want change no matter what as it is easy fodder for the Opposition to blame the current Governments although it is beyond the reach of the incumbents!!
 

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Harper handed Trudeau a GDP of 0.66% in 2015. It went to a high of above 3.0% in 2017. With the Provincial economies shutting in 2020 there was a drop of just -5%, thanks to the Government propping up these provinces. Then in 2021 it rebounded back to 5% and then 3.4% in 2022. So, let's take everything in the full context rather than just picking and choosing!!

Remember that the Debt hit a high of 73% in 2021 and has steadily declined to 66%. But why not include countries like Belgium, Bahrein, Brazil, European Union National Average, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Japan (more than 3 times that of Canada), Portugal, Singapore, Spain, to name some other advanced nations? These mean everything to us since The Pandemic hit. The Conservatives tended to blame the Recession during the Harper years, but we did not see the provinces shutting down the economies at any time during that period. If The Liberals did not come to the aid of the Canadians, something the Conservatives did their best to block at times, then several more businesses and Canadians would have suffered even more with defaulting on their rents and mortgages. You guys are deluded with the present world issues, but like every single Government around the world the citizens want change no matter what as it is easy fodder for the Opposition to blame the current Governments although it is beyond the reach of the incumbents!!
Says the guy that Blames Harper for everything, can’t grasp Canada weathered 2008 and it’s long lasting effects better than anyone. While at it, did any of those that matter care But I’m a die hard Liberal so I always omit t that when it’s convenient….

Nor does he grasp.
That the shit house known as Ontario thanks to him and his Liberals addiction to deficits was a ball and chain on the Canadian economy…and thus on Harper.

Just as he doesn’t grasp that Canadas economy today, and love/defence of JT. Is largely thanks to Ontario and thus Ford.Doh!!

Tell us you don’t grasp economics without telling us.
 

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Harper handed Trudeau a GDP of 0.66% in 2015. It went to a high of above 3.0% in 2017. With the Provincial economies shutting in 2020 there was a drop of just -5%, thanks to the Government propping up these provinces. Then in 2021 it rebounded back to 5% and then 3.4% in 2022. So, let's take everything in the full context rather than just picking and choosing!!

Remember that the Debt hit a high of 73% in 2021 and has steadily declined to 66%. But why not include countries like Belgium, Bahrein, Brazil, European Union National Average, France, Greece, Iceland, Italy, Japan (more than 3 times that of Canada), Portugal, Singapore, Spain, to name some other advanced nations? These mean everything to us since The Pandemic hit. The Conservatives tended to blame the Recession during the Harper years, but we did not see the provinces shutting down the economies at any time during that period. If The Liberals did not come to the aid of the Canadians, something the Conservatives did their best to block at times, then several more businesses and Canadians would have suffered even more with defaulting on their rents and mortgages. You guys are deluded with the present world issues, but like every single Government around the world the citizens want change no matter what as it is easy fodder for the Opposition to blame the current Governments although it is beyond the reach of the incumbents!!
The full context is Justin's debt is out of control. When will the budget balance?

I can tell you why not to compare other country's debt. We don't pay into their system. How much taxes does the average Canadian pay to Japan? This is not an external conversation, it's internal.
 

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1) unlike you I know there are wind farms, two understand financing, budgets, economics. I only worked in the capital markets for years. You can’t even add 1 or 1 or grasp Debt to GDP. Entry level stuff. You cant even read plain English in the FAO report.

2) I havent said PP is going to be great. I’ve said JT inept and his die hard supporters clueless. Nor are they able to even look at history and what occurs when they get in over their heads ( see Rae, McWynne, JT). More trouble reading Frank?. Obviously your knickers are in a knot again because you are making yourself look stupid yet again.

3) as far as what I support or criticize goes. Obviously your méagre intellect is struggling yet again. In your myopic world there’s only dyed in the wool Lefties and righties. You can’t grasp what a centrist is, aka the “middle” or swing voters or why unlike you and the die hards here, I can and do criticize both…

obviously adding 1 and 1 not your strong suit
You think you're centrist?
amazing

Do we need to go over US/Canada crime stats again?
 

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You think you're centrist?
amazing

Do we need to go over US/Canada crime stats again?
Omg lol.
Frank, let’s wait for the appropriate thread, and that way you can embarrass yourself, as you do in virtually every thread/topic….

however for now, he who has no clue about terminology be it allocations, be it weighted indexes, be it CPI ( a basket of goods like apples and oranges) and inflation.

Funny how, as I said then and predicted when walking you through it by the hand. Now you are comparing Canada vs the US ( aka we compare well ). Are our economies exactly the same? No doubt, as opposed to crime indexes and The entire premise of your ignorant argument…it’s because you like what you think you see.

You’re so freaking hopeless and out of your league and depth. But you know better huh..

What is CPI
A Consumer Price Index is a price index, the price of a A consumer price index is a price index, the price of a weighted average market basket of consumer goods and services purchased by households.
Can you grasp yet, mr layman ( if that) who knows squat about finance/economics or political issues, why you can’t answer questions and continually embarrass yourself ….Or why I can without needing google?

No doubt, like wind farms or economist like Drummond, or that that’s more than just die hard Lefties or Righties…you don’t even know what a weighted average is…….either
 
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Omg lol.
Frank, let’s wait for the appropriate thread, and that way you can embarrass yourself, as you do in virtually every thread/topic….

however for now, he who has no clue about terminology be it allocations, be it weighted indexes, be it CPI ( a basket of goods like apples and oranges) and inflation.

Funny how, as I said then and predicted when walking you through it by the hand. Now you are comparing Canada vs the US ( aka we compare well ). Are our economies exactly the same? No doubt, as opposed to crime indexes and The entire premise of your ignorant argument…it’s because you like what you think you see.

You’re so freaking hopeless and out of your league and depth. But you know better huh..

What is CPI


Can you grasp yet, mr layman ( if that) who knows squat about finance/economics or political issues, why you can’t answer questions and continually embarrass yourself ….Or why I can without needing google?

No doubt, like wind farms or economist like Drummond, or that that’s more than just die hard Lefties or Righties…you don’t even know what a weighted average is…….either
Classic bullshitter post.
Of course you think you're doing well in these debates.

You still have yet to articulate why you back liberal economics and think extremist right wingers are the ones who will execute it.
 

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Says the guy that Blames Harper for everything, can’t grasp Canada weathered 2008 and it’s long lasting effects better than anyone. While at it, did any of those that matter care But I’m a die hard Liberal so I always omit t that when it’s convenient….

Nor does he grasp.
That the shit house known as Ontario thanks to him and his Liberals addiction to deficits was a ball and chain on the Canadian economy…and thus on Harper.

Just as he doesn’t grasp that Canadas economy today, and love/defence of JT. Is largely thanks to Ontario and thus Ford.Doh!!

Tell us you don’t grasp economics without telling us.
Harper weathering the 2008 recession "better than anyone" is total BS. The only reason that it was not totally in the doldrums was due to the healthy economy that he inherited from Paul Martin. Several other economies did a lot better than Canada that was still in a recession when he left in 2015.

Ohhhh.... now you blame the Province of Ontario for Harper's debacle. Ontario was the driving force of the Canadian economy when Alberta was hit more severely due to the recession.

Do not need your crap handle of the economy!!
 
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The full context is Justin's debt is out of control. When will the budget balance?

I can tell you why not to compare other country's debt. We don't pay into their system. How much taxes does the average Canadian pay to Japan? This is not an external conversation, it's internal.
Again can you not grasp what the Pandemic did to all the economies? The Provinces shut their businesses and just the essential ones were operating. That is why nearly all the G7 Nations have a higher debt to GDP ratio as compared to Canada. Why were the Premiers all pleading with the Government for help? What would you have done........ just stick a finger at them?
When Harper ran all those deficits it seems no big deal to you guys!!
 

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Again can you not grasp what the Pandemic did to all the economies? The Provinces shut their businesses and just the essential ones were operating. That is why nearly all the G7 Nations have a higher debt to GDP ratio as compared to Canada. Why were the Premiers all pleading with the Government for help? What would you have done........ just stick a finger at them?
When Harper ran all those deficits it seems no big deal to you guys!!
That is a circular argument and faulty reasoning.

I'm asking you a direct question, when will the budget balance?
Do you think with rising interest rates he should continue to spend money with no control?
By 2028, Interest charges on the federal debt will go from $47 billion this year to $61 billion. That to you is going a good job?
 

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That is a circular argument.

I'm asking you a direct question, when will the budget balance?
Do you think with rising interest rates he should continue to spend money with no control?
By 2028, Interest charges on the federal debt will go from $47 billion this year to $61 billion. That to you is going a good job?
Again, can you not grasp the situation globally? Why has Doug Ford's Ontario debt also increased by $8.7 Billion? He has no plans to balance the budgets as well.........hmmm!!
 
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