Saskatchewan (or as I always call it: “A li’l bit of the Soviet Union right here in Canada”), is talking about lowering corporate taxes. This is not a joke.
Un-socialist words leaking out of Saskatchewan—the province most likely to be the place where people tell you they’re from originally. It’s really quite astonishing. By “astonishing” I mean that it’s really quite astonishing how long it takes for socialists to see the light. And even then, they only “ponder” it. Let’s amuse ourselves as Saskatchewan “ponders” the light:
Saskatchewan ponders business tax relief
May follow Alberta’s leadCALGARY – Saskatchewan’s NDP government is expected to make deep cuts to its corporate taxes to keep up with its business-friendly Western Canadian neighbours.
The province’s budget, due in late March or early April, is expected to implement at least some of the sweeping recommendations of a commission led by Jack Vicq that found “profits are being exported and invested elsewhere” because of Saskatchewan’s business taxes, the highest in the country.
[…] The province is also encouraged by the results of British Columbia’s tax reforms.
Yesterday, the Vancouver Board of Trade recommended further tax reductions, while noting the economic and social strategies implemented since 2001 have helped revitalize the economy [referring to B.C.].
No word from the leader of the federal version of the you’ve got to be kidding party, Jack Layton, on this anti-socialist measure which might have the effect of boosting capitalism. Clearly, this is no way to end the capitalist system as we know it, and to grow and build the global socialist system, as their party constitution demands. (Could Premier Calvert be booted out of the Party or impeached in some way?)
Gosh. Before you know it, the liberal-left will be admitting that our socialist health care system is a decrepit ideologically-driven mess of mammoth proportions and Canadians will realize it’s the biggest shell-game and scandal in our nation’s history.
Well OK a fella can dream…
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