The NDP (only seven of them, but that's enough) has agreed to prop up the Carney government by supporting the upcoming budget, after the government has agreed to increase election spending for the current NDP party, who otherwise would have lost that funding due to their abysmal performance in the last election. Yes, Gord Johns is going to vote to support Carney's budget, so his party can obtain more funding in the next election.
There are different types of people. Some (by far, most) go to work, or school, or volunter in their community, or operate businesses, or raise children, or write a book, or teach surfing, or are just kids, or are simply retired, but contribute to their society in some way.
Certain other people prefer to just get high all day, despite the negative consequences. They become parasites. They lose their grip on reality. Their addictions grow into major social problems. It only gets worse, never better.
People like Gord Johns, who enable and support this misguided acceptance of allowing sick people to destroy themselves, are not helping.
C'mon. Take a look at the downtown "homeless" encampments and the latest overdose statistics. Are they giving out any "awards" for that?
Good for Gord. The drug crisis and homelessness are quickly becoming one of the biggest economic drivers in Canada. The majority of the jobs are high (no pun intended) paying, and the building contracts appear to be very lucrative. At a time when many other industries are struggling, we need strong leadership to keep this sector growing.
The NDP (only seven of them, but that's enough) has agreed to prop up the Carney government by supporting the upcoming budget, after the government has agreed to increase election spending for the current NDP party, who otherwise would have lost that funding due to their abysmal performance in the last election.
ReplyDeleteYes, Gord Johns is going to vote to support Carney's budget, so his party can obtain more funding in the next election.
Grifters are gonna grift!!
DeleteThere are different types of people. Some (by far, most) go to work, or school, or volunter in their community, or operate businesses, or raise children, or write a book, or teach surfing, or are just kids, or are simply retired, but contribute to their society in some way.
ReplyDeleteCertain other people prefer to just get high all day, despite the negative consequences. They become parasites. They lose their grip on reality. Their addictions grow into major social problems. It only gets worse, never better.
People like Gord Johns, who enable and support this misguided acceptance of allowing sick people to destroy themselves, are not helping.
C'mon. Take a look at the downtown "homeless" encampments and the latest overdose statistics. Are they giving out any "awards" for that?
Good for Gord. The drug crisis and homelessness are quickly becoming one of the biggest economic drivers in Canada. The majority of the jobs are high (no pun intended) paying, and the building contracts appear to be very lucrative. At a time when many other industries are struggling, we need strong leadership to keep this sector growing.
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