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Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts

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🚨Fact check: Poilievre claims gas was $1.38/L in 2014 with $100 oil but now costs $1.83 at the same price and is blaming policy. Adjusting $1.38 for Canada's roughly 32% cumulative CPI inflation from 2014-2026 equals roughly $1.82 today, matching current prices. The comparison ignores basic inflation; prices align when adjusted for time.
Scott Robertson@sarobertsonca

POILIEVRE: "Oil is high. It's about $100 a barrel. You know when it was last $100 a barrel? In 2014. And you know what the gas price was then? A buck thirty-eight. Forty-five cents cheaper. Even though the world oil price was exactly what it is today."

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Marc West
Marc West@MarcWest79·
@NoGunsInCanada Correct. Yet here you are advocating for the bottom to fall out of the economy and to have massive deflation. This would lead to mass poverty.
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Silver miner@johnnylightnin·
@IanRunkle Lots of jobs out their.. but they don't like to get dirty, they don't like to work on the weekends, they don't like to work at night, and they want to make as much money as their Boomer parents in the first year.
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Found another emotionally retarded child.
Kumasogami@Kumasogami

@mtntallpaul You support Zionism and Israel You have no credibility to speak on anything We are done with cunts like you who have zero regard for human life and dignity

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Paul Yeager 🇺🇸🇮🇱
@MrGreenIz $20 an hour. $800 a week. $3,400 a month. Over $41,000 a year. If you can't live on that, you might need to make better choices or finds different place to live.
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Christian Heiens 🏛@ChristianHeiens·
They’re suffering Great Depression level unemployment figures, those who do have a job are used as a tax farm by Boomers who own multi-million dollar houses they’ll never afford, and they’re being actively replaced in their own country. What did you think would happen? “Radicalization” should be expected when you declare total political war on an entire generation. It’s actually a testament to the extreme reasonableness and agreeableness of the Canadian people that they haven’t yet launched an armed revolution against the state.
CTV News@CTVNews

Youth radicalization rising in Canada: Canadian Security Intelligence Service report ctvnews.ca/canada/article…

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IsItLimeTime@IsItLimeTime·
@cselley unhappy about the kings tolls? don't use them peasant.
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IsItLimeTime@IsItLimeTime·
@TaglesTopGuy Southern Ontario shelter-specific inflation has been higher, equivalent shelter purchasing power for that $1.50 1970 wage is closer to $20-30+/hr today depending on local market.
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Thomas@iBgassin·
@HughGriffin2 “I love paying taxes!!! Please don’t scam the federal government!!” Ok fag
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Ashley Fitzgerald
Ashley Fitzgerald@RizomaSchool·
one thing I don't love about cultural catholicism is it doesn't have that protestant work ethic as psychotically as the WASPs. if a catholic gets some extra time, he spends it on leisure. A prot will pick up a chainsaw!
VB Knives@Empty_America

The entire "hard work" or "rugged" ideology was perhaps the most charming trait of the old WASP class. Presidents like Reagan and Bush were always being photographed cutting brush or something. You don't see that with Obama, Trump, etc.

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Marcos Agustín
Marcos Agustín@marcosagusstinn·
Canada joining the EU would give Europe tariff-free access to one of the world’s largest commodity and energy markets, massively benefiting European industry and strategic autonomy. For Canada, it would also reduce its extreme dependence on the US market, which takes over 75% of its exports.
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Elisa Mosini 🇪🇺🇮🇹
This is mind-blowing In all five of the most populous countries in the EU, a majority of citizens are in favor of Canada joining the EU. Regardless of what you personally think about the idea, this shows one thing: Europeans see Canadians as part of the same cultural family.
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YouGov@YouGov

🇨🇦🇪🇺Should Canada be allowed to join the EU? Senior European politicians have floated the idea, and there is net support in the 5 largest EU countries 🇩🇪 +33 net support 🇪🇸 +31 🇵🇱 +25 🇮🇹 +17 🇫🇷 +13 Results link in replies

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VB Knives
VB Knives@Empty_America·
@otisclm Dudes triggered by the rug thing would have been even more triggered by the kid being sent to work as a lettuce picker or a hod carrier.
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Mister Rex
Mister Rex@Blahsblahsblo·
I see a couple of ways this plays out: 1 - as you've said above, a massive correction in nominal prices, far more than what we've seen (like back to pre-2010 numbers) 2 - the government let's the money printer go brrrr and we get massive inflation (5-10%), but nominal house prices stay roughly the same for the next 10-15 years. Salaries become roughly indexed to inflation (with a lag). This results in affordability again. Neither scenario is fun
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The Economic LongWave@TheELongWave·
Canada’s buy-to-sell ratio peaked in 2022. Based on the updated demographic chart, it does not bottom until the 2050s. That matters. Canada no longer has the two great housing tailwinds: Demographics Falling interest rates So what restores real demand? Much, much lower prices. That is how affordability returns. That is how real demand comes back. To those who believe immigration will delay Canada’s housing unwind: That only works while the labour market holds. Once unemployment moves above 10% in Economic Winter, immigration demand collapses, as it did in previous Economic Winters. Housing is not supported solely by population. It is supported by income, credit, confidence, and jobs. When those turn, prices adjust.
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The Economic LongWave@TheELongWave

The Grey Flood is coming.. This unknown Quiet Liquidation accelerates into 2050. This is the wave of homes that will hit the market as Baby Boomers age, die, and pass property to the next generation. Boomers own a massive share of Canada’s housing stock: primary homes, cottages, second homes, and rental properties. But here is the problem. Many heirs do not want the properties. Many cannot afford to maintain them. Many live somewhere else. Many will simply sell. That turns inheritance into supply. And not a little supply. A slow-moving, demographic wave of supply 🌊 Canadian deaths followed a smooth exponential trend for roughly 170 years. That is normal. The Population grows, people age, and annual deaths rise. Deaths are now rising faster than the historical model would predict. That is the Baby Boom generation moving through the mortality curve. And it does not stop in 2025. It accelerates toward 2050. This is why Canadian real estate is not just facing an affordability problem. It is facing a demographic supply problem. The Grey Flood has begun.

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IsItLimeTime@IsItLimeTime·
@cmclymer Ontario has a population of 16 million, there are 10 open Carpentry apprenticeships in the province.
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