The tax system in Canada is draining out every dollar earned from its citizens to the government’s kitty. A recent report published by the Fraser Institute shows that Canadians pay 43% in income tax. That’s more than spending on food, housing, and clothing combined.
The Canadian Consumer Tax Index 2024 edition shows that Canada’s average income is $109,235 yearly. However, $46,988 is paid in income tax, equaling 43% of their income. They’re now left with $62,247 a year to meet housing demands, food, and clothing, among other necessities.
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Harris’ campaign insists that she does not want to ban fracking, even though that was precisely her position just a few years ago when she first pursued the White House.
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Thankfully, I've never been a fashion hound...
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but ya don't need an ID to vote. Go figure...
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worth of weapons, vehicles, hardware and other shit that Biden gave the Taliban before he pulled our troups out and they used that shit to take over the country. Unfortunately, though, this shit never gets discussed in the MSM because they're too busy sucking his dick to tell the truth about how bad a POTUS he really has been. Sad but true. How did this fuckin' guy get such a pass on this move???
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Costco is a business, not a government. Different incentives. Costco's profits come mostly from membership fees, so of course they want to catch the free loaders. They also have good security leaving the store; damn few shoplifters there. Withiin their limits, Costco is terrific; good prices, good values, decent/well behaved customers, good customer service. If government was run like Costco it'd be great. Unfortunately, we've decoupled those who PAY for government from those who BENEFIT, to our ever increasing dismay. Long past time to move to a 'no net taxes paid, no vote' rule. Never mind voter ID; to vote you gotta be paying for what gets done. That'd disenfranchise the welfare crowd, the illegals, a lot of the low effort freeloaders immediately. At least half of the Democrat constituency.
ReplyDeleteIt's only been a couple of years, and you've already forgotten the history of the Afghan war. While the US did leave some equipment behind, the great majority of it was in the hands of the Afghan Army, which we trained and equipped. And the Taliban did not use the equipment to win the war, they had already won it, and were advancing on Kabul. The Afghan Army was collapsing, and the US negotiated an embarrassing ceasefire so that it could leave. The manner of leaving was disgraceful and cowardly, but that is the character of the modern US military: incompetent, corrupt, cowardly, and disloya.
ReplyDeleteRe the Canadian tax bill: How did you Canuks THINK you were going to pay for nationalized health care?
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