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  231. ​ @MakeThatChange  The problem with wokeism is that it relies on emotions rather than reasoned arguments and fact. So when people go gung ho about the environment and shut off our main primary industries that pollute, it's going to affect our economy. The same with calling anti-immigration people racists, that is no longer being done because it is quite clear that immigration is disrupting our housing supply/demand dynamic, transportation, healthcare, and education. The same with putting incompetent people in key positions due to their identity vs. their skills. I would say we went into a pretty bad recession in 2014 when the Saudi's over-supplied the global crude market to destroy the US frackers. This weakened Harper, and the millennials were all too happy to vote in a woke PM without considering his egregious economic effects. People focused more on social issues, now that they're broke, they're going to swing back to economic issues. But at this point it's too late, all our capital was malinvested in a housing bubble, and we have way too much population now throwing us into a 'population trap'. National Bank talks about this at length, which means our population's capital : labour ratio is off such that we cannot increase our economic growth/productivity as all our productive efforts will be used to play catchup to accommodate the larger population. This is a terminal mess. As an investor, I and many others moved our capital out of Canada as soon as Trudeau was elected, foreseeing economic malaise. Our population was not so smart, they went woke, and now they're broke...It took them 8 years to realize they made the wrong decision lol. They don't even know what'll hit 'em next. The OECD forecasts we will have the slowest growth of the 38-member-nation group until 2060. The country and people are broke.
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  232. Oh yeah, another problem with wokism, Bill C-75. They say it's not a criminal's fault that they commit crime, it's their background/upbringing and social conditions. As a result, Bill C-75/C-5 let criminals out at the earliest opportunity. Criminals now know that there aren't really sufficient/adequate deterrents so they commit crime with impunity. There was a 14-year old girl arrested recently in Toronto for a robbery stabbing at 5:30 pm Toronto's public transit. Approximately 1 year earlier, she was involved with 8 other girls to stab a homeless Ken Lee for fun. I think all of the girls are out on bail or on house arrest - because they are minors, they are protected by the Youth Criminal Justice Act (which they are knowingly abusing). If you track a lot of recent criminals (all the TTC stabbings), they are people on bail or released early. It's from the bleeding heart liberals that are too lenient on crime and letting hardened criminals out that is causing even more social decay and dys-cohesion. I think there was a report that 3 Montreal carjackers were let loose because there weren't enough judges to prosecute them? Carjacking is a new crime epidemic that was not here before. The stupidest thing I saw were the defund the police movements. I remember they took cops (SRO)s out of schools, saying the police are a racist institution, there was so much fanfare and applause. Recently, we've had a few schools in Toronto that have shut down from violence or have had teachers whistleblowing on administrations' incompetence in dealing with behaviours and discipline: Tomken Road Middle School, York Memorial Collegiate Institute, you'll find news articles about them. The left wing hates law and order. Look up the Wiki page on Canadian scandals and you will see this government administration committing the most scandals with the largest takes (stolen money). Our population turns a blind eye to this and will elect this government again and again, until now, because people's finances are at a breaking point. You can check out the Toronto Star article: Majority of Canadians are now spending more than they are taking in, StatCan says. Here’s why the wealth gap is widening The wealthiest 20 per cent of Canadians recently accounted for more than two-thirds of total net wealth in Canada.
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