In a brief statement on Monday, Davies, the party’s parliamentary leader, said his proposed bill would require members of Parliament who wish to join another party to first obtain consent from their constituents through a byelection or sit as an Independent until the next general election.
Oh so it’s a bill. I thought it’d be NDP policy alone.
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This is geat news. The last time Iran got economic reprieve their economy grew by 6-7% per year and purchasing power grew.
That said this won’t happen again if Israel has any say in the matter.
And ran out of the expensive munitions.
Not a Ukranian but it’s probably “Микола” or “Mikol(L)a” which is basically Nicholas.
Well they fucked their arab allies in the region. They lost their bases hosted by those allies. This means the Americans can’t rely on the pre-existing material base or the goodwill of the arabs. What they got left in the region is Israel. Perhaps they think they no longer need the arabs to project power.
More like dingleberry.
Take PP? But otherwise yeah.
3 media corpos telling us the definition of competition.
I don’t think anyone here has a problem or doesn’t appreciate the examples of resistance you give. It’s the vast remainder that’s a problem. That said capital is behind the will, but at the same time the only people who can unseat it are still the working Americans.
Who cares if it’s qualified as a recession on macro basis or not? Our economy is already going K-shape so a big chunk of people have been experiencing a recession for a while.
You had me at banned from owning Canadian.
I mean if we’re going to be ambitious, we should ban private capital altogether.
Yup. I think it’s the difference between looking at how things actually are and what they could be. We all know that better road design and pedestrian streets are the gold standard solution. Implementing any of those doesn’t happen in vaccuum. We need the political organization needed to enable them. We don’t have it. We don’t even have the plausibility of having it. The small bits we’ve managed to do on municipal basis are getting reversed. So in reality those initiatives have failed to decrease vehicle speeds. The fact that it’s because we can’t actually implement enough of them, for people of Ontario, … I consider immaterial in the current context. If we were in an emvironment where it was actually plausible we could implement calming and pedestrianization changes and we were debating those as opposed to speed cams, then that would matter greatly. In the Ontario reality we live in, with Ford leading us for 8 years and counting, with the NDP at 20%, I think it’s useful to consider those efforts as failed and fight for whatever measures are plausible and achieve the speed decrease we want in order to save pedestrians lives and injuries. And the graph here shows traffic cams did indeed work, all else being equal.
Which is a good example for why individualizing regulation does not work when it goes against the tangible material incentives of individuals. E.g. it’s cheap and I need a phone charger.
This and a lot more has to be regulated on national basis and not let through the border when not compliant. We have clothing with heavy metals coming in (Canada). No one tests it, no spot checks, nothing. When I ask people about this they are shocked Health Canada or CBSA do not protect them. I get “But how can it be for sale if it’s dangerous?”
It’s just politalk for “will amend the turd and try to flush it down again”
Signing with your name and address is actually important. They don’t pay attention to mail without identity info.
Not quite, they’re more like pro-business Democrats. Promise nice things, deliver for big business and weaken labour instead, give you more pride flag zebra crossings as consolation.
That’s a lot of millions to give to the fascist outfit. I hope Lewis can use that to campaign.