PQ Don't Dream; They Make Nightmares

Roughly, 25% of Quebecers work for the government. 10% are on welfare and another 10% on CSST. 45% of your population is not working or in the private sector.

No wonder the PQ and QS (and their banana republic financial idiocy) get about 35% of the popular vote. Many Quebecers will never have a shot at real wealth or own anything. So, "poigne les riches" resonates with them.

Quebec's population is 7.9 million of which, what, 3.5 million make up the labour force? Deduct 875 000 from the 3.5 and you're left with 2.6 million. Add we're one of the least productive province on a per capita basis and are a "have not" provine, and it's not surprising Quebec is one of the most indebted region in North American and one of the most heavily taxed.

Our economic outlook is not good.

But let's tax the "rich." Let's make more things "free."

Let's make an example of the productive by squeezing every damn remaining cent to support the 45%. Only in a left-wing mind can think bringing capital gains to 75% as intelligent and considering people making $130 000 as "rich." They're already taxed to the tilt.

How stupid are they? We're thinking of building a cottage but we'd be fools to do so now. Vermont beckons. Why should we give the government 75% of our gains? Already 50% is outrageous if not immoral. Would the government kick in 75% if we incurred losses to cover us? OF COURSE NOT.

Instead of encouraging people to aim to make $130 000 (already at nearly 50%!) we basically discourage it by eroding wealth through excessive taxation.

We don't even celebrate success; we stomp on it to ensure it is reminded the collective is paramount.

The PQ must be tossed out on its sad archaic ass...not along cultural or linguistic lines. Bur for basic financial reasons and for the true betterment of all Quebecers. We deserve non-divisive governance predicated on advancing our society to the full extent of its potential.

And these people think they can lead an independent Quebec?

/Krusty the Klown groan.