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business buys apple for $107.00 gets $7.00 back from govt (only doin pst) govt @ -$7.00 business sells apple for $200.00 to consumer who buys it for $214 govt @ +$7.00 consumer @ -$14.00 so Business/Govt +1 Consumer -1 ??? (ive got no clue here :P) |
Just buy shit under the table.......... |
even if prices go down for businesses, how often you see the savings passed on to the consumer? HOW often you see price at retail go down. when gas prices were crazy high last year, food prices went up,, and they stayed up, even though gas prices fell.. |
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^ Werd....I know many vendors that are still charging us like 14% fuel surcharge throughout this whole time..... |
If gov't says business saves money and pass down savings to consumers, the govt should impose a 7% discount on all their prices for the next 5 years. |
im getting really tired hearing about all these tax grabs and to make things worse translink announces their bs hikes too...:( |
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Oh yeah... going back to the initial topic of this thread: The NDP can go fuck themselves. |
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everyone wants more money where is our fking bailout |
what do you expect when harper lowers the tax rate to 5% to please voters but not adjust spending accordingly... yet approves of HST the provincial gov't is running on a phat deficit should have just NOT lowered taxes in the godamn first place and manage funds better |
the NDP petition won't work, no one will ever take a look at that petition... i dont' think the HST is wrong.. but i think the libs made a mistake by not consulting and doing it too soon after an election... i do believe in business competition so i do believe savings will be passed down to the consumer, however,with that being said, it's more of a long term benefit than short term.. i've taken a look at other provinces' HST implementation and other OECD countries' implementation. basically... sucks for consumers in the short run, long run ranges from lowering of prices to higher salaries... so take your pick... and i always ask myself this question.. what would NDP have done if the 495 million deficit won't hold.... i can always imagine a news conference by the NDP to raise PST "temporarily" by 3% and say something like each quarter you'll get a tax credit back blah blah but only end up being 1% back.. |
The HST will affect me quite a bit, hell just last week I spent about $1,700 alone eating/drinking out, and I usually average $500 to $700 a week at just restaurants (Not including clubs/lounges), but my hatred for the NDP is >>>>>>>> than my concern for the HST lol. |
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I am very pissed at the HST, but the NDP is just too nasty. |
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I'm not so much pro Liberal just anti NDP. Give me another alternative (the Greens don't count) and I'd consider voting for someone else. |
why do you guys hate the ndp so passionately over the liberals oO nutty :P (im expecting the usual responses but they don't seem adequate) |
Its a load of crap this HST Its basically Gordo's big FU saying that we ain't making money with the Olympics and need to find a way to pay down that deficit. HST to stimulate the economy and business to transfer savings to consumers? YEAH RIGHT! When was the last time you heard businesses because of the competitive environment lowering their prices? Do you think a Cactus club will lower their $15 dollar burger to $13 bucks because of all these savings from their tax incentives? As a consumer when you are eating out you are paying right now the standard 5% tax + 10-15% tips = total 15-20% Coming July 1, 2010 you're paying the extra 7. That's 22-27% extra on top of your meal. I know personally myself I will be cutting the eating out. |
People will still eat out, they will just tip less. The people who "depend" on the tips in the end will get fucked :). I say just start taxing tips...... |
^^^ i hope this doesnt turn into a "they deserve tips, yes they do!, no they dont!" oh and btw NO THEY DONT! |
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The Liberals, on the other hand, are not any better - in bed with business and not caring about average Joe or the environment. Most, if not all, politicians are crooks and liars. Either that or stupid and out of touch with reality. I guess it's hard to be in politics without losing focus. The games you have to play and the asses you have to kiss. Besides, if you tell the truth, you're fucked - nobody has the balls to tell the truth anyway. If a politician with any integrity ran for office, I'd be a staunch supporter no matter what party they ran for. Chuck Cadman, RIP. Gordo......... go to hell in an empty scotch bottle |
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haha.. i think that is what i'm going to do when the hst gets introduced. |
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Scandals are a fact of every political party, personally i find the scandals behind the Liberals to be far worse than the NDP. Having said that putting off the NDP completely over scandals when (imo) the Liberal scandals are far worse or, at the very least, equal to the NDP seems rather.... lame? |
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I don't have the answer, but the NDP just look dumber when they get caught doing something wrong and people tend to remember their screw ups more. |
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