You know, it really is unconscionable that may tax dollars go to pay the salaries of people who earn over $100 000 (in many cases far more) all in the name of culture (for example CBC) and to protect jobs (oil industry, Bombardier).
"Well, all governments subsidize!" So let's all play this fake deck of cards!
Think of it, somewhere, somehow and exec is earning hundreds of thousands of dollars and part of his or her salary is financed by the public. Does this make sense? Is it fair?
Canada is not the only culprit. Many countries in many industries are doing it. It's wrong.
Are these real companies or lap dogs for the government? How come I don't get some form of refund when they succeed but when they fail out come the hands? How did their problems become public responsibility?
They remind me of a teenage kid who wants their independence, moves out but comes back home for rent money. Sorta like Quebec.
How long before the jig is up?
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