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   XPost: can.general, ott.general, ont.politics   
   From: Canuck57@nospam.com   
      
   On 06/05/2010 11:14 AM, sparky wrote:   
   > On May 6, 9:12 am, Canuck57  wrote:   
   >> On 05/05/2010 10:54 AM, M I Wakefield wrote:   
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   >>> "E. Barry Bruyea"    wrote in message   
   >>> news:68s2u5t69odr00cutbq9fhln4fp5luuhr0@4ax.com...   
   >>>> On Wed, 05 May 2010 12:10:32 GMT, "Sharx35"   
   >>>> wrote:   
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   >>>>> "M I Wakefield"    wrote in message   
   >>>>> news:zf4En.41930$nI2.38952@unlimited.newshosting.com...   
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   >>>>>> "Canuck57"    wrote in message   
   >>>>>> news:oU3En.105831$u62.10251@newsfe10.iad...   
   >>>>>>> On 04/05/2010 11:13 AM, M I Wakefield wrote:   
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   >>>>>>>> 1966 would have been a fairer baseline, since that was the year the   
   >>>>>>>> CPP   
   >>>>>>>> was   
   >>>>>>>> introduced.   
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   >>>>>>> AND while they talk of income tax going up, how many new taxes do we   
   >>>>>>> pay   
   >>>>>>> today that didn't even exist back in the 60's.  GST is just one example   
   >>>>>>> but there are litterally many dozens of hidden taxes that have been   
   >>>>>>> added   
   >>>>>>> or gone up not included.   
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   >>>>>>> That is why we need to control out governemtns spending, we need to   
   >>>>>>> move   
   >>>>>>> it to a referundum and remove this budgetary power from corrupt   
   >>>>>>> pandering   
   >>>>>>> politicians.   
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   >>>>>> The GST replaced the Manufacturer's Sales Tax, which was levied at the   
   >>>>>> factory gate, and despite the name, discouraged manufacturing and   
   >>>>>> encouraged imports.   
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   >>>>> The GST is FUCKING BULLSHIT.  The Manufacturer's Sales Tax was MUCH more   
   >>>>> easily administered and could have easily been tailored to exempt   
   exports.   
   >>>>> Any imports that were being imported at unfairly lowered prices could and   
   >>>>> ARE tagged for anti-dumping taxes.   
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   >>>> Canadians are swallowing the same crap on the HST as the did on the   
   >>>> GST.  Revenue Neutral?  Balls.  All one has to do is sit down and do a   
   >>>> little basic math on their own situation and take it over a three year   
   >>>> period.  Forget the McGuintybates, they are only temporary.  As to the   
   >>>> contention it will create half a million jobs over ten years, talk   
   >>>> about smoke and mirrors.  Organic growth alone, regardless of any   
   >>>> taxes or non-taxes will create half a million jobs over the next ten   
   >>>> years, if not even more, especially with our present immigration   
   >>>> levels.  Ontario has been subject to more tax/fee increases under this   
   >>>> idiot than at any time in the provinces history and he ain't finished   
   >>>> yet.   
   >>   
   >>> When the GST was introduced, there was a cut in the Federal Income Tax   
   rate.   
   >>> Tough to notice if you lived in Ontario, since the Liberal government of   
   the   
   >>> day increased the Provincial Income Tax rates, and clawed back every penny.   
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   >> Amazing how passive people in Ontario are when it comes to getting so   
   >> screwed.  I guess they must like being tax-slaves.   
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   > They still voted for Mcguinty again  after he had broken  every   
   > election promise he made the first time.  McGuinty has the dubious   
   > reputation of  being the Ontario Premier who has broken the most   
   > election promises after he was elected.   
      
   And plenty of idiots would still vote for him no doubt.   
      
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