Justin Trudeau’s Government Redistribute $43 Billion of Taxpayer Dollars To The People the Considered worthy – September 22, 2018,
Not million, $43 Billion, my last article I wrote about why The Libratarian and People’s Party of Canada shouldn’t merge into one political party and this is the reason. This information came to my attention via the Left-leaning Huffington Post. The Huffington Post actually wrote 2 articles about this topic which can be read by clicking the links below:
The titles of those articles alone should have Canadians furious, but it’s 3 days since that article released and basically, only a few hundred thousand Canadians seem to care. So, as I’ve stated in the past chances are things will get a lot worse for Canada before they get better. In the past it was the private sector charities job to look after the needs of the poor, what used to happen back then is that a lot of individuals weren’t willing to look after the needs of the poor without compensation, and the reason for this is that helping a person out of poverty is extremely hard work.
Because humans in a free society have choices, they have the choice not to listen to the person trying to help them and they have the choice to also use the resources of the person(s) trying to help them for purposes that will inevitably perpetuate their poverty. The governments all over the world have done horrible jobs trying to help the poor, being poor in Canada in many ways is a state of mind. In the past, charities, these included Churches used to build housing for the poor, the question one should ask is why did they stop? Well, Government regulations forced charities to stop building housing for the poor, because a private charity has rules that tenants have to abide by, which were superseded by the government regulations.
So because of the government charities building or supplying housing for the poor became a liability. It’s important to understand that without so much government intervention, the mental cures for poverty would have already been solved. In most free homogeneous societies the cure for poverty is obvious to everyone. The decisions a person makes in their lives has consequences. Now, instead of the government focusing on poverty, what the government should be focusing on is injustice and the root causes of injustice.
The root causes of injustice from an economic perspective stem from the rich having access to more resources than the poor. What is a corporation really? It’s an unfair advantage for the rich, why do corporations exist? Because our education system teaches our students to be employees. It’s no coincidence that a lot of the richest people from the private sector in the world today, got rich by creating their own school curriculum, dropping out of school or learning beyond what their high schools, colleges or universities taught them.
Corporations exist because most humans aren’t taught to think about the cost to do business. Because humans are taught about this, the people outside of business and industry have a false notion about how the real world works. Corporations protect the personal assets of the individuals involved in the corporation. So in the event, a corporation gets sued by an individual or another company the owner of the corporation can only lose the assets in the corporation. Why this even exists is a result of a lack of education from the population, in Canada corporatism and corporate welfare is alive and well in Canada, which is why Canada’s Poverty Reduction Strategy is actually a corporate welfare subsidy. read the article below it’s a corporate welfare.
Liberals vow to lift 2 million Canadians out of poverty by 2030, with no new spending
If you think it’s not corporate welfare, ask yourself who builds homes and apartment buildings? If you say the government? You’re wrong, the government takes money from the taxpayers and grants that money to private contractors. New housing in Canada requires plumbing, electricity, elevator repairmen, gardeners, maintenance staff, contractors and more taxpayer dollars to hold it all together. Furthermore, once the housing is built the occupants don’t have to find a job, in fact, the occupants finding a job would actually be counterproductive, especially if this government housing would either force them out of force them to pay market rent.
Adding to the disaster of this plan is market rent, how do you determine market rent in government housing and if it’s lower than what the private sector is charging shouldn’t the people who don’t need the government to house them be entitled to subsidies also? When private sector charities use to build housing what used to be required of the tenants was for them to help around a little. Do some cleaning, some building maintenance work, some charity of your own. Of course in these co-op apartment buildings, there were people who refused to help and prior to the government interfering those people would be kicked out.
Now, when these problems started to happen more and more, for obvious legal reasons, private charities stopped building housing. which of course lead to the government building more housing. Because more money is spent on maintaining government housing than is spent maintaining private sector housing the government typically tries to stay away from this area of Poverty Reduction, but of course the Liberals want to stay in power and their corporate donors want to assure they stay in power so for obvious reasons Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have to act like they care when they really don’t. If Trudeau really cared, his family fortune would have been depleted years ago for the poor, he would also be in as much debt as Canada is to show is the dedication to poverty reduction.
These Liberals don’t care about the dwindling middle class that will be supporting corporatists and they don’t care that the people working to keep this country together are struggling to survive themselves. No, pretending like you’re for the poor sounds better to the media and that’s how these Leftist operate. The unfortunate thing for all Canadians is that this economy is dying. There’s already no money for the poor, the majority of Canada’s working middle class are in debt, a lot of the people not in debt or who get access to debt are a paycheck away from being poor or on the streets themselves.
Justin Trudeau’s Liberal economy has created a ballooning public sector that will require a dying Private Sector to feed it. The great thing about being in the private sector is that you can relocate your business when a government gets too big. Also because being a business owner is a requires a different frame of mind, you can also see and feel a pulse of when economic disasters are coming. The Canadian economy is headed for collapse, Canada you’ve been warned, prepare yourselves accordingly.
Interesting times ahead.