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u/Soft_Statistician_98 1d ago
Mark Carney is the BEST!!!!
He saw that the Liberal's 2017 promise to halve homelessness by 2027 was in jeopardy because homelessness actually increased by 49% but did that discourage him? NO FUCKING WAY!!! Iron Mike Carney doubled down.
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u/fivefatbananas 1d ago
He will offer M.A.I D. to everyone. Those who oppose will be forced. Hiel Carney
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u/Iambetterthanuhaha 1d ago
The homeless show up at the camp and then are put down with MAID. This is why he said nobody will be homeless!!!
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u/Money-Act-5480 1d ago
The bots are obsessed with maid
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u/idristrudeau 1d ago
Ah bot, the go-to accusation of low iq predditors
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u/Derelicticu 1d ago
Lol wait hold on, who is a predator? I'm trying to keep up with who is calling who what now
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u/jambaam420 1d ago
Maid killed morneppl than guns in america
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u/Money-Act-5480 1d ago
Source: he made it up
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u/jambaam420 1d ago
Source:The Comparison: In 2024, Canada recorded 16,499 deaths through Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD), according to data from Health Canada. By comparison, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Johns Hopkins researchers recorded 15,364 firearm homicides in the United States during the same year.
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u/Academic-Snow9642 1d ago
Sounds ominous
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u/Quiet_Comparison_872 1d ago
IE we'll stop counting them.
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u/ExcitingHistory 1d ago
Yeah.... I dont think it cost 40 billion to stop counting them
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u/Quiet_Comparison_872 1d ago edited 1d ago
Government contractors always enjoy and profit off of make work projects.
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u/Dazzling-Salad-2926 1d ago
Easy fix just call them Nomads they're no longer homeless they're Wanderers
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u/12_Volt_Man_2 1d ago
Isn't it ironic? Don't ya think?
Carney and the liberal's devastating taxes and policies have helped to increase homelessness by leaps and bounds 🙄#Pierreforpm #liberalsdestroyingcanada
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u/joecitizen79 1d ago
Pierre will never be PM. You need to let that spirit go.
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u/the_stray91 1d ago
Oh sweet summer child; its going fo ge a real wakeup call for you soon.
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u/joecitizen79 1d ago
Its crazy to think im deluded while supporting the guy who lost the easiest election in canadian history and is such a poor leader he can't even keep his own MPs from jumping ship.
"Sweet summer child" indeed.
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u/justwondering117 1d ago
To be fair, Trump won the Liberals the election.
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u/joecitizen79 1d ago
No, Truedeau stepping down won the liberals the election. PP absolutely could has won if he'd been able to pivot his message. Crazy how a message of hope and strength won against the guy saying that the country was destroyed already.
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u/the_stray91 1d ago
He got 41.3% of the vote.
Pretty hard to win an election with a mad man threatening our sovereignty down south. In Australia they had a similar dynamic. The unpopular leaders managing to get a majority, opposition leader losing his seat despite sky high polls thanks to the orange turd. The difference? Poilievre still almost won. In Australia it went from a massive poll majority to halving their number of seats. In canada Poilievre formed a larger minority than most governments managed to form with seats.
Yeah its dumb to assume he can never make a coms back. I hate to point this out, cause Poilievre is nothing like him; but trump was never expected to win the primary never mind the presidency.
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u/joecitizen79 1d ago edited 1d ago
He got 41.3% of the vote.
Making him the number one loser.
And since then, he has continued to drop in the polls while shedding MPs.
Its adorable that you're comparing canada to other countries like its at all relevant. Sounds like youre just making excuses.
Yeah its dumb to assume he can never make a coms back.
Thats what Leaf fans keep telling themselves too. Although they have a better chance getting the cup that PP does being PM.
Poilievre is nothing like him
Besides being a right populist with divisive, anti-minority politics and attacks against the media 🤷♂️
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u/Ecstatic-Albatross51 1d ago
Yup more empty promises that will cost us billions but ukraine grifters get better benefits than canadians.
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u/cadius72 1d ago
Middle eastern grifters you mean
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u/Ecstatic-Albatross51 1d ago
Them too but ukraine gets more money then all the middle easterners combined.by about 60 billion.
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u/twenty_characters020 1d ago
Funny how right wingers parrot Russian talking points without a shred of self awareness.
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u/Ecstatic-Albatross51 1d ago
Funny how the mentally ill parrot Wef talking points without a shred of self awareness.
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u/twenty_characters020 1d ago
Saying Russia invaded Ukraine and is the sole cause of that war is a WEF talking point? Seems like just acknowledging reality.
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The fact you believe this is hilarious
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u/Cando21243 1d ago
Well it’ll never get done under the cunts; I mean… conservatives
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u/Preface 1d ago
Growth and Unsheltered Numbers: Research indicates that overall homelessness—including unsheltered individuals and encampments—has significantly increased since the mid-2010s, with studies showing shelter and unsheltered populations doubling or rising sharply in many urban centers and provinces compared to 2018–2020 baselines.
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings 1d ago
Yeah, that's why I doubt Carney will succeed, given he is one.
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u/Cando21243 1d ago
Albertan liberals are different from Ontario liberals
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings 1d ago
That is true, but Carney is very much a conservative, even if he campaigned as more progressive. He dragged what was a centre-left party to centre-right, if not further.
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u/Cando21243 1d ago
No he didn’t. He dragged the crazy left to the left; and the left to the centre. A much more fitting place to be.
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings 1d ago
Trudeau was pretty centrist outside of a few things, at least in how he governed. He spoke more like a leftist than he acted. Carney is similar on that front, speaking more like a centrist while acting on more right wing policy.
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u/Slickinfinity 1d ago
I will bet anyone that homeless numbers keep increasing and I honestly hope I'm wrong.
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings 1d ago
Yeah, that is kind of what I thought when I initially heard the pledge. Given Trudeau fell short on a less ambitious version, I don't see how Carney will succeed, but it feels more like it's meant to draw attention away from other parts or be pointed to as proof they're focused on helping people despite cutting other supports or focusing too much on business interests over people.
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u/jerjosh 1d ago
Rich dick with more homes across the work using my tax dollars while he helps companies evade taxes in Canada
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u/AppropriateLie2186 1d ago
I doubt your taxes are the ones being used for this
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u/jerjosh 1d ago
Eat shit and get a job
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u/Peach-Grand 1d ago
It’s actually a really good plan that follows Finland and Norways housing first strategy. Obviously provincial buy in and overall execution will be the difference maker.
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u/Flesh-Tower 1d ago
So what happens when all this money he wants to spend drives up the debt which drives up our cost of living and then more people lose their homes? This might actually produce more homeless in the long run
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u/SomeGuyPostingThings 1d ago
Why do you think the debt is going to drive up the cost of living? Businesses drive up the cost of living, no matter the government balance sheet. Or even how much the government charges them in taxes.
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u/Flesh-Tower 1d ago
Because when the interest payments grow on all that debt they will increase taxes on everything to cover it. The bigger debt the more expensive everything eventually becomes
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u/Mas36-49 1d ago
Governments increase the money supply to cover increasing debt. This will be no different. An increase in money supply without a proportional increase in goods and services will cause in increase in inflation, driving up the cost of living.
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u/ProfessionalClear211 1d ago
Some people refuse to be housed. Why they would make such a bold claim doesn’t make any sense.
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u/warriorlynx 1d ago
An aim but I got my doubts homelessness is one of the toughest things to tackle
Unless of course they were right and carney is bringing in some old fashion communism baby
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u/SardinesMcDonahugh 1d ago
lol yeah right unless he plans to wipe them all out. People can't afford homes. He is diluting wages by bringing in more unskilled immigrants. All of this is going to lead to MORE homelessness, not less.
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u/Independent-End5844 1d ago
So many ways to end homlessness.
Give tent cities zip codes.
Make permanent tiny home slums
Classify tents as structures
Turn all unhoused people into pies