About the only thing I like about Trump is his attitude about immigration, recognizing the elephant in the room. Unfortunately his rhetoric undermines his intent.Dude you just don’t like Trump, no matter what the circumstances right or wrong you’re still gonna be butt hurt
Love the spin some media outlets are calling the weapon AR style others say AK.
Guessing some are more pro domestic for bad weapons...
At 400 yards a .223 would be lacking tho.
My guess is at least one is scanning with a thermal camera. Makes people glow.Pretty impressed that the secret service was able to spot the gun barrel poking through the fence. Trump plays allot of golf. Walking a hole or two ahead would get pretty to just zone out and enjoy the walk.
Possible, but for a former president, the resources are limited. The secret service guy at the press conference noted this when asked how the shooter was able to set-up there and wait until Trump got as close as he did.My guess is at least one is scanning with a thermal camera. Makes people glow.
I would suspect a presidential candidate would get more resources than a former president but I haven't looked up the numbers. Drone with a thermal camera can clear an entire area quickly. You don't need it to fly for hours, a quick sweep and then park for a bit with other quick sweeps at random intervals.Possible, but for a former president, the resources are limited. The secret service guy at the press conference noted this when asked how the shooter was able to set-up there and wait until Trump got as close as he did.
Increasing the size of public sector is a tricky way the Liberals mess with GDP numbers. Per capita, GDP growth under JT is at its lowest average since the Great Depression. Contrast that to the years where govt spending wasn't wild, Canada led the G7 countries in real GDP growth and business investment growth (97 to '07).Apparently, we've hired 775,000 new public sector employees in Canada since 2015. A 27% increase for a 13% population increase in the time of automation. Meanwhile we've de-funded forestry and resource management at the same time. Nothing is working right anymore and our healthcare system is on its knees. Yet despite all that hiring, our productivity is lower than ever. Let that sink in. Oh, and that means that roughly one out of every 10 people in Canada works in government.
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I'm well aware of this. I was also saying the same thing (here, I think I remember) about Wynne's government. The most crass thing to do is spend huge amounts of money to fool the public and gain votes from the people whose jobs depend on them. It's ugly, offensive politics but that's exactly what we've come to expect of the Liberals, at least in the past 20 years or so. It's also what the carbon tax is really about - funneling money to the poor, disaffected and disabled and making it as clear as they can that it's like a secondary welfare cheque for those people. They don't care about the havoc and debt this is all causing as long as they're in power and getting those sweet kickbacks.Increasing gov't spending increases GDP numbers... so if the government wants to juice their GDP numbers, they make programs then hire a lot of people to run them. Works for a while, but it's horribly inefficient. A better solution is to leave resources for businesses in the form of workers and tax cuts as they did when Canada led the G7 countries in real GDP growth('97 to '07)
I worry that she will be the US version of JT.In some way some folks on this forum think Kamala is the magic sauce, she’s had 3.5 yrs to fix issues she is now saying she’s gonna fix.
That’s lunacy
True. But we need them in controlled numbers that grow at the same speed we can grow housing and social services.About the only thing I like about Trump is his attitude about immigration, recognizing the elephant in the room. Unfortunately his rhetoric undermines his intent.
Fact: We need immigration. We aren't breeding enough of our own
Aboriginals descended from immigrants too. They were a wave of Asian immigrants who arrived before the Europeans.Fact: Other than aboriginals we are descended from immigrants
In healthy doses and mixes - yes. In surges that overrun communities or flock to ethnic ghettos... not so much. Do I enjoy the rich diversity in cuisine and the people I work with? Yes.Opinion: Immigrants enrich our lives
True and true.Hard to dispute: Improperly vetted criminal immigrants cause problems. Work ethics are probably no worse than multigenrational Canadians
No argument, it's being crushed under the pressure of Immigration. Not any one immigrant or group, the massive surge in numbers.Hard to argue: Our social system as it stands can not keep pace with high levels of immigration due to housing, educational, medical and food issues.
I see less of that these days. I lived in the heart of Toronto when the waves from Italy (60s) and Pakistan (70s) faced a lot rougher integration challenges.It is hard to purge hatred formed in other cultures. Large masses of single nationalities or religions make integration problematic as they cluster and reinforce old beliefs.
As a country, we should have an immigration policy that serves the best interests of our country AND does our part in providing a reasonable number of immigration spots for real refugees.Fact: We can't afford high levels of immigration without higher taxes and or lower standards of living. If you think otherwise point out specifically where the money is coming from. You aren't allowed to use the words, "Somewhere or somehow" Self balancing budgets are banned.
It's a big problem, but there are a few simple things that can be done:Any Einsteins out there?
FWIW I don't see the do gooders taking in huge numbers of immigrants into their own homes.
I don't think any parent would throw out their kid to make room for an immigrant but it's ok to burden others.
Housing / ecology hypocrisy: Out for drive through a nice escarpment area with beautiful homes made of brick, concrete and stone, many with "Stop the Quarry" signs.
Maybe he believes that's a pipe dream so he's going to keep making them out to be the boogieman. Mayhap it will keep the ratings up until it does eventually happen?He needs both the NDP and Block to force an election. It is likely not in either party's best interest to call one now.
So he continues to poke them both in the eye? Hey I need your help, feel my sharp stick right in the eye, want to help me now, OK, how about now?
can you explain why?Maybe you think that, i don’t, as crappy as trump was or is I personally think he is a better option than Kamala
Economy inflation world stagecan you explain why?