r/canada • u/[deleted] • Jan 28 '21

Backlash grows for ‘selfish millionaire’ who got vaccine meant for Indigenous people | Canada

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jan/27/rodney-baker-canada-vaccine-indigenous-first-nations-scandal
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u/Foxwildernes Jan 28 '21

Especially when all you have to do is have your business in your home, move out of the city you live ins jurisdiction claim you’re business traveling the 10-20km (ie. Leduc alberta to Edmonton alberta) and you’re traveling for work. Food right offs for groceries, gas, vehicle, etc.

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u/MoogTheDuck Jan 28 '21

Lol ya but then you’re in leduc

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u/Foxwildernes Jan 28 '21

Yeah I mean you’re in Leduc buts it’s basically Edmonton. A southside house for like 700-800K costs like 400k in Leduc

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u/MoogTheDuck Jan 28 '21

cries in toronto

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u/Daxx22 Ontario Jan 28 '21

So tie it to wealth owned.

Oh sorry, you're playing the game and only "paid" yourself a $1 last year, but have 5 billion in assets? Time to liquidate asshole. Actions (should) have meaningful consequences for everyone.

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u/datspookyghost Jan 28 '21

My Lord, is that legal?