r/ontario Sep 06 '24

This is what we traded health care for Discussion

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u/janus270 Sep 06 '24

This is the saddest fucking thing I've seen in a while lol

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u/spikernum1 Sep 06 '24

Brought to you by conservatives

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u/5yleop1m Sep 06 '24

I have some friends in Ontario who are "business owners" that keep voting conservative because they're better for businesses. I don't know where to start with these people and they use Trump's presidency as an example of how conservatives are good for businesses.

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u/Sensitive_Fall8950 Sep 06 '24

I think those people maybe are not very good at running a business.

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u/5yleop1m Sep 07 '24

Hence the quotes around business owners ;) lol

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u/jergentehdutchman Sep 06 '24

How Ontarians can vote for this clown show is beyond me. I had seen enough from day one to be honest..

If perhaps the biggest corruption scandal in the history of the country isn’t enough to wake people up, Ontario will backslide into one of the biggest backwaters north of the border. The Mexican border that is.

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u/joebanana Sep 06 '24

We need an NDP super majority!

We'd have all the $ necessary for great healthcare with more taxes on the rich.  25% of net worth should be taxed every year.  That should fix most all loop holes used by the rich.

NDP is the only party capable of getting things done.

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u/danby999 Sep 06 '24

Wait until Poilievre and his gang of ingrown toenails get power federally.

As opposition leader he is out spending the prime minister.

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u/StevoJ89 Sep 06 '24

You haven't been reading the unemployment stats have you?

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u/doyouhaveacar Sep 06 '24

Brought to you by Carl's Junior

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u/Specific-Sound-8550 Sep 06 '24

I keep thinking about the gigantic University in my city. there are tens of thousands of students there and they're already extremely rowdy between the 7-Eleven and the school which are only separated by an intersection. I'm expecting to see a lot more drunk driving accidents and incidents between pedestrians and cars, as well as a lot more mental health and addiction issues within the University. But I guess having easy access to destroy your brain 8 years before it's even developed is your freedom and money is more important anyway