XPost: can.general, can.politics
From: Canuck57@nospam.com
On 18/04/2010 3:49 PM, Sharx35 wrote:
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> "yp" wrote in message
> news:65f51357-1351-4b66-9290-e90ab42c3ffa@b33g2000yqc.googlegroups.com...
>> On Apr 18, 11:32 am, Canuck57 wrote:
>>> On 18/04/2010 6:41 AM, yp wrote:
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>>> > On Apr 17, 8:47 pm, Canuck57 wrote:
>>> >> In 2008 I decided I wasn't going to bust a hump to keep paying insane
>>> >> levels of taxation like a tax-slave sheeples. When it looked like
>>> >> Banks, GM, Chrysler& "friend of government" corporations were getting
>>> >> debt funded taxes, I just spun out. How can the buggers be worried
>>> >> about tooth paste at hospitals and pop so much on debtors,
>>> welshers >> and
>>> >> losers...
>>>
>>> >> So I decided to cut in half my annual work hours of the last 2
>>> years. >> I
>>> >> now work a lot less. It feels good. Even have less stress from >>
>>> autos,
>>> >> only have one down from three. Pulled off 20 pounds, sleep better and
>>> >> eat better. Even had my wife leave work (she wanted too) and now
>>> get >> a
>>> >> juicy dependant deduction.
>>>
>>> >> It almost seems if you work 1/2 as hard, you get 3/4th of the net
>>> >> income. It even seems to go farther. Don't ask me how, it just does.
>>>
>>> >> Makes me wonder how many others are spinning out and getting off the
>>> >> government tax-slave tread mill. That is, opting out of the endless
>>> >> carrot chase.
>>>
>>> >> --
>>> >> Time to ask, is our government serving us or are we serving the >>
>>> government?
>>>
>>> > Very bad example Canuck. Don't you hear all our experts saying that we
>>> > need more productivity in Canada. In the last decade we lost badly to
>>> > Americans and now we are about 30% less productive than them. You are
>>> > just lazy like most Canucks and use "taxes" as an excuse. Admit it.
>>>
>>> Not enough rewards not to be lazy in this country. The system does not
>>> motivate for productivity. Isn't a problem I can solve, so just going
>>> to go with the flow.
>>>
>>> I hear the experts a whining, but I don't see any incentive or action.
>>> Let the over paid fools whine and find someone else to tax for their
>>> iodiotic theocracy of statism.
>>>
>>> But still, I out produce 75% of the people in this country, I think I
>>> should target much less. Need to find a job in my profession that has a
>>> 3 day work week and holidays. Think that is going to be my next goal.
>>>
>>> Good part about this is that I am learning that the less I make, I pay a
>>> disproportial less amount of taxes and really might not need to work
>>> paying taxes at all. Certainly don't need to work as hard as I have in
>>> the past.
>>>
>>> If you have criticisms of this, I suggest you take it to the 70% others
>>> in this country that produce nothing but welfare whining. As there are
>>> only about 30% of us that work at non-government jobs and pay any
>>> signifigant amount of income tax.
>>>
>>> And this sheeples is stepping off the treadmill.
>>> --
>>> Time to ask ask, is our government serving us or are we serving the
>>> government?- Hide quoted text -
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>>> - Show quoted text -
>>
>> Well don't complain then if the government brings in more and more
>> immigrants to do the work that you refuse to do.
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> Immigration SHOULD be encouraged....from countries sharing common values
> and traditions. Australia has the right idea in this regard.
I would agree. Value similarities are important. But Canada isn't
really a #1 immigration target forcing immigration Canada to be a little
more lax in that requirement.
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Time to ask, is our government serving us or are we serving the government?
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