I lived in Windsor but worked in MI, I seen the writing on the wall, sold all my assets of over 1+mil and moved out of Canada couple years ago! The influx of all the Indians and tax burden was enough for me. Best decision I made!
Canadian tax is only slightly higher than the US but they get much much more benefits back. If you count health insurance and family benefits, Canadians actually pay much less for better quality of life
I value your analysis of everything, from politics, economics and lifestyle, because you your way out of a difficult background. So my still liberal mind is willing to listen when you bash (justifiably) things like “certain type of immigrants” and not get triggered.
Rarely in history does it last above 25 for more than several weeks. How many of the last 1000 months was the vix above 20 or 25? What percentage? 1% of the time?
It's so ironic that you cry about losing "Canadian cultural values", yet every part of your xenophobic rant is diameteically opposed to the very essence of Canada. Canada has always been a country that welcomed immigrants, it's been proudly taught in elementry school for decades that Canada is a mosaic of all different cultures. Your facist and unhinged claim that not all humans are equal is literally the antithesis of Canada's charter of rights and freedoms. You claim to care about your children's future, yet you promote poisoning Canada's air and water in favor of short term profiteering. You comment on economics but don't have even the most rudimentary understanding that taxation does not stop capital or innovation. The largest period of economic growth in US history had top marginal tax rate of 70-90%. Taxing the rich is how the world's biggest economy was built. You're not a Canadian anymore, you've been infected by the same ignorance and malevolence that's destroying the US from the inside. Fucking shameful.
The discussion around "Canadian cultural values" is complex. While it's important to uphold the inclusive ethos of Canada, it's also vital to engage in open dialogue about the challenges and changes that come with rapid cultural shifts. Concerns raised in the spirit of preserving cultural heritage don't necessarily equate to xenophobia; they can stem from a desire for balanced integration that benefits all members of society. The portrayal of Canada as a welcoming nation for immigrants is indeed accurate and forms a proud part of our identity. However, it's crucial to differentiate between criticism of policies and hostility towards individuals. Thoughtful critiques of immigration policies are part of a healthy democracy and do not inherently undermine the cultural mosaic. On the subject of equality, it is perhaps a misunderstanding to equate critical views on certain issues with a denial of the intrinsic equality of all humans. Debates on policy and societal issues can and should occur without assumptions that disagreeing parties hold extreme or antithetical views to our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Regarding environmental stewardship and economic considerations, it's possible to acknowledge the importance of both without resorting to extremes. Many advocate for sustainable development that seeks a balance between environmental health and economic progress. Economic debates, especially around taxation and innovation, are nuanced. While historical tax rates have been high during periods of growth, correlation does not imply causation. The economic landscape is much different now, with complex global dynamics, and therefore requires a modern approach that learns from the past but is not bound by it. Finally, questioning someone's national identity based on their political or social views is counterproductive. National identity is multifaceted and can encompass a wide range of viewpoints. A more constructive approach would be to engage in discourse that seeks common ground and mutual understanding, rather than alienation.
Spoken like a typical brainwashed Marxist which is what was "proudly taught in elementary school for years." Only in recent years though. Canada was multicultural in it's origins which is why the royal emblems of England, Ireland, Scotland and France are on the coat of arms. It was globalist commie Pierre Trudeau in 1971 that started the ANTI WHITE policies that are now passed off as "multiculturalism".
@@chrisfree2000 The term "inclusive" is a communist subversive talking point. It equals ANTI WHITE in truth. That's why government and woke corporations are discriminating against white people by offering jobs solely to those deemed as minorities. Ironic considering whites are a minority race on planet Earth.
Unfortunately the data doesn’t support a 80-90% tax rate incentivizing anything but an exodus of much needed capital and brilliant talent. I’m not talking about poisoning air, I’m talking about solving the issue. Taxing it does NOTHING but line beaurocrat pockets. You need incentives not penalties…
Your message is courageous and spot on
Time to vote the politicians out of office.
Trudeau is going to destroy Canada
I lived in Windsor but worked in MI, I seen the writing on the wall, sold all my assets of over 1+mil and moved out of Canada couple years ago! The influx of all the Indians and tax burden was enough for me. Best decision I made!
Mike Rosehart, This is perfect! I subscribed right away!
Aw thanks 😊
Great show as always. Great insights!
I don't know how Canadians deal with all the taxation.
It's like the government doesn't understand basic economics
Canadian tax is only slightly higher than the US but they get much much more benefits back. If you count health insurance and family benefits, Canadians actually pay much less for better quality of life
@@divertiti you might want to check the latest information on the Canadian health care system.
The government intentionally ignores basic economics in pursuit of votes
Canada has its pros & cons for sure. It’s not all bad, but our current govt isn’t really interested in economics :/
Yeah Canada is going to make up for the rest of the worlds pollution. We will be a 3rd world or country or worse before that happens!
I value your analysis of everything, from politics, economics and lifestyle, because you your way out of a difficult background. So my still liberal mind is willing to listen when you bash (justifiably) things like “certain type of immigrants” and not get triggered.
good content but audio is bad, too many pops and clicks.
Wanted to listen to you, but your mic is popping.
Sorry
@@MikeRosehart all good, I still enjoy your other videos. Keep up the good work.
This is clarity during the chaos
Russia was largest exporter of grain in 22-23 in the world, they dominated competition, they have very fertile land despite your Siberia comment
Fair point
The VIX has frequently been above 20 for more than 3 months.
It can stay there for 12 months easy
Rarely in history does it last above 25 for more than several weeks. How many of the last 1000 months was the vix above 20 or 25? What percentage? 1% of the time?
The historical average for the VIX is 21. It is above 20 more than it is below 20. Just google search it.
Very well put!
😂😂😂 this kan really trying to protect 1% money, im dead bro
I’m trying to protect the economy, the jobs. If the govt doesn’t incentivize the job creation, this just hurts the 99%.
Very grateful for all the insights - your knowledge and experience is astounding
Smash the like button
🙏
It's so ironic that you cry about losing "Canadian cultural values", yet every part of your xenophobic rant is diameteically opposed to the very essence of Canada.
Canada has always been a country that welcomed immigrants, it's been proudly taught in elementry school for decades that Canada is a mosaic of all different cultures.
Your facist and unhinged claim that not all humans are equal is literally the antithesis of Canada's charter of rights and freedoms.
You claim to care about your children's future, yet you promote poisoning Canada's air and water in favor of short term profiteering.
You comment on economics but don't have even the most rudimentary understanding that taxation does not stop capital or innovation. The largest period of economic growth in US history had top marginal tax rate of 70-90%. Taxing the rich is how the world's biggest economy was built.
You're not a Canadian anymore, you've been infected by the same ignorance and malevolence that's destroying the US from the inside. Fucking shameful.
The discussion around "Canadian cultural values" is complex. While it's important to uphold the inclusive ethos of Canada, it's also vital to engage in open dialogue about the challenges and changes that come with rapid cultural shifts. Concerns raised in the spirit of preserving cultural heritage don't necessarily equate to xenophobia; they can stem from a desire for balanced integration that benefits all members of society.
The portrayal of Canada as a welcoming nation for immigrants is indeed accurate and forms a proud part of our identity. However, it's crucial to differentiate between criticism of policies and hostility towards individuals. Thoughtful critiques of immigration policies are part of a healthy democracy and do not inherently undermine the cultural mosaic.
On the subject of equality, it is perhaps a misunderstanding to equate critical views on certain issues with a denial of the intrinsic equality of all humans. Debates on policy and societal issues can and should occur without assumptions that disagreeing parties hold extreme or antithetical views to our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Regarding environmental stewardship and economic considerations, it's possible to acknowledge the importance of both without resorting to extremes. Many advocate for sustainable development that seeks a balance between environmental health and economic progress.
Economic debates, especially around taxation and innovation, are nuanced. While historical tax rates have been high during periods of growth, correlation does not imply causation. The economic landscape is much different now, with complex global dynamics, and therefore requires a modern approach that learns from the past but is not bound by it.
Finally, questioning someone's national identity based on their political or social views is counterproductive. National identity is multifaceted and can encompass a wide range of viewpoints. A more constructive approach would be to engage in discourse that seeks common ground and mutual understanding, rather than alienation.
Spoken like a typical brainwashed Marxist which is what was "proudly taught in elementary school for years." Only in recent years though.
Canada was multicultural in it's origins which is why the royal emblems of England, Ireland, Scotland and France are on the coat of arms.
It was globalist commie Pierre Trudeau in 1971 that started the ANTI WHITE policies that are now passed off as "multiculturalism".
@@chrisfree2000 The term "inclusive" is a communist subversive talking point. It equals ANTI WHITE in truth. That's why government and woke corporations are discriminating against white people by offering jobs solely to those deemed as minorities. Ironic considering whites are a minority race on planet Earth.
Yes we welcome immigrants and they have always embraced our culture. We’re a melting pot.
Unfortunately the data doesn’t support a 80-90% tax rate incentivizing anything but an exodus of much needed capital and brilliant talent.
I’m not talking about poisoning air, I’m talking about solving the issue. Taxing it does NOTHING but line beaurocrat pockets. You need incentives not penalties…