JM
@happydegenerate.bsky.social
Just here for the vibes, I miss Twitter.
Look at this fat fucking cow talk to the public like we’re not smart enough to see through this blatant lie. I’m so glad her triglyceride count will take her in a few short years.
June 27, 2025 at 1:32 PM
Look at this fat fucking cow talk to the public like we’re not smart enough to see through this blatant lie. I’m so glad her triglyceride count will take her in a few short years.
I feel like it’s just a case of a downward trajectory (albeit very slow because G is still producing a lot) is meeting an upward trajectory and the meeting place seems to be between 4.5 and 5.5?
June 19, 2025 at 11:27 PM
I feel like it’s just a case of a downward trajectory (albeit very slow because G is still producing a lot) is meeting an upward trajectory and the meeting place seems to be between 4.5 and 5.5?
I’m confused, if this guy can ignore court orders, why does any citizen anywhere in the USA need to follow the law?
June 18, 2025 at 7:27 PM
I’m confused, if this guy can ignore court orders, why does any citizen anywhere in the USA need to follow the law?
What are you talking about
June 13, 2025 at 11:23 PM
What are you talking about
Until “true” christians start doing something about them, they’re all the same
June 13, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Until “true” christians start doing something about them, they’re all the same
So by your logic, the people who should be affected the most are those making less than 15k who should now not be exempted?
I agree in theory but it’s not that easy. We cant just arbitrarily tax all the rich ppl to the point they leave and take their employment with them.
I agree in theory but it’s not that easy. We cant just arbitrarily tax all the rich ppl to the point they leave and take their employment with them.
June 12, 2025 at 7:05 PM
So by your logic, the people who should be affected the most are those making less than 15k who should now not be exempted?
I agree in theory but it’s not that easy. We cant just arbitrarily tax all the rich ppl to the point they leave and take their employment with them.
I agree in theory but it’s not that easy. We cant just arbitrarily tax all the rich ppl to the point they leave and take their employment with them.
Again, tax credits don’t apply to the middle income earners unless they are business owners, or employ people or register as a corporation etc. you’re literally just creating this fantasy world where the middle income earners are suddenly millionaires. Ppl making 60k get what exactly?
June 12, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Again, tax credits don’t apply to the middle income earners unless they are business owners, or employ people or register as a corporation etc. you’re literally just creating this fantasy world where the middle income earners are suddenly millionaires. Ppl making 60k get what exactly?
How is that situation the same. My job used to be talk to everyone who didn’t have a TFSA, alongside asking ppl who did if they were planning on needing a mortgage or a financial advisor to invest their TFSA.
Your anecdotal experience of not investing in your TFSA doesn’t mean low income don’t
Your anecdotal experience of not investing in your TFSA doesn’t mean low income don’t
June 12, 2025 at 7:01 PM
How is that situation the same. My job used to be talk to everyone who didn’t have a TFSA, alongside asking ppl who did if they were planning on needing a mortgage or a financial advisor to invest their TFSA.
Your anecdotal experience of not investing in your TFSA doesn’t mean low income don’t
Your anecdotal experience of not investing in your TFSA doesn’t mean low income don’t
So you think everyone but the lowest income earners should have their taxes raised as well? What class of income earners do you think healthcare workers belong to? 🥴
June 12, 2025 at 4:34 PM
So you think everyone but the lowest income earners should have their taxes raised as well? What class of income earners do you think healthcare workers belong to? 🥴
Because of what math? I know people making less than 50k (by definition they are low income earners) using their TFSA to save for their first house or using it to save for school. Having worked at a bank, very little ppl making less than 100k a year max out there TFSA every year. You’re assuming lol
June 12, 2025 at 4:33 PM
Because of what math? I know people making less than 50k (by definition they are low income earners) using their TFSA to save for their first house or using it to save for school. Having worked at a bank, very little ppl making less than 100k a year max out there TFSA every year. You’re assuming lol
There’s very clear standards, it has nothing to do with how ppl “feel”. National standards are in 2025 to be middle class earners you need to make at least about 50k and no more than about 140k.
June 12, 2025 at 4:31 PM
There’s very clear standards, it has nothing to do with how ppl “feel”. National standards are in 2025 to be middle class earners you need to make at least about 50k and no more than about 140k.
And at which point are they receiving less services and benefits where you felt the need to criticize middle income earners?
The same demographic that has been made priority for the rolling out of the dental program. We’re made first priority for the child care program.
Where’s the issue?
The same demographic that has been made priority for the rolling out of the dental program. We’re made first priority for the child care program.
Where’s the issue?
June 12, 2025 at 3:16 PM
And at which point are they receiving less services and benefits where you felt the need to criticize middle income earners?
The same demographic that has been made priority for the rolling out of the dental program. We’re made first priority for the child care program.
Where’s the issue?
The same demographic that has been made priority for the rolling out of the dental program. We’re made first priority for the child care program.
Where’s the issue?
How is the TFSA or FTHB only benefitting the middle class? All classes are eligible for those benefits regardless of income? Yet all the tax credits low income earners receive aren’t accessible for middle income families earners. Hilarious you think ppl saving money is an “unfair advantage”
June 12, 2025 at 3:05 PM
How is the TFSA or FTHB only benefitting the middle class? All classes are eligible for those benefits regardless of income? Yet all the tax credits low income earners receive aren’t accessible for middle income families earners. Hilarious you think ppl saving money is an “unfair advantage”
LOL
Your excuse: I make so little money and pay so little in taxes and provide so little back into the economy and consistently use up services should get more help. Get a fucking grip lol pay your fair share, you’re not helping the housing or health crisis by costing the govt more
Your excuse: I make so little money and pay so little in taxes and provide so little back into the economy and consistently use up services should get more help. Get a fucking grip lol pay your fair share, you’re not helping the housing or health crisis by costing the govt more
June 12, 2025 at 3:03 PM
LOL
Your excuse: I make so little money and pay so little in taxes and provide so little back into the economy and consistently use up services should get more help. Get a fucking grip lol pay your fair share, you’re not helping the housing or health crisis by costing the govt more
Your excuse: I make so little money and pay so little in taxes and provide so little back into the economy and consistently use up services should get more help. Get a fucking grip lol pay your fair share, you’re not helping the housing or health crisis by costing the govt more
Wait, so you think low income earners, those who repeatedly owe nothing in taxes and constantly receive returns? Should revive more tax cuts and the middle class who hasn’t had a tax cut and don’t receive the same tax cuts and consistently owe money, need to “pay their fair share”?
Lmao wtf?
Lmao wtf?
June 12, 2025 at 3:02 PM
Wait, so you think low income earners, those who repeatedly owe nothing in taxes and constantly receive returns? Should revive more tax cuts and the middle class who hasn’t had a tax cut and don’t receive the same tax cuts and consistently owe money, need to “pay their fair share”?
Lmao wtf?
Lmao wtf?
What? Those earning less than 20k pay no taxes, they receive more in their return than pay. How many low income people have you done taxes for? They get tons of tax credits. Upper middle class get no tax credits. Corporations get tax credits.
You clearly have no idea what you’re talking
You clearly have no idea what you’re talking
June 11, 2025 at 9:19 PM
What? Those earning less than 20k pay no taxes, they receive more in their return than pay. How many low income people have you done taxes for? They get tons of tax credits. Upper middle class get no tax credits. Corporations get tax credits.
You clearly have no idea what you’re talking
You clearly have no idea what you’re talking
How? I’ve been low income and now I’m middle income. The idea that low income earns have to be perpetually given tax cuts makes no sense. There’s a need for middle class earners to help pump the economy. It’s really simple tbh.
June 11, 2025 at 9:16 PM
How? I’ve been low income and now I’m middle income. The idea that low income earns have to be perpetually given tax cuts makes no sense. There’s a need for middle class earners to help pump the economy. It’s really simple tbh.
Low income classes aren’t the ones purchasing properties, they’re also net negatives on the economy as they use more tax credits and incentives than inject into the economy. Again, the middle class are the business owners and the 9-5 workers. The point is tax credits isn’t to incentivize being poor
June 10, 2025 at 11:11 PM
Low income classes aren’t the ones purchasing properties, they’re also net negatives on the economy as they use more tax credits and incentives than inject into the economy. Again, the middle class are the business owners and the 9-5 workers. The point is tax credits isn’t to incentivize being poor
You asked me to argue it and I did and then you’re saying you didn’t argue the opposite.
Lmao
Lmao
June 10, 2025 at 7:01 PM
You asked me to argue it and I did and then you’re saying you didn’t argue the opposite.
Lmao
Lmao
You claimed about defence. That’s literally military spending.
You can’t even keep track of your whining
You can’t even keep track of your whining
June 10, 2025 at 7:00 PM
You claimed about defence. That’s literally military spending.
You can’t even keep track of your whining
You can’t even keep track of your whining
Yes as in ppl like him who just complain.
PM carney announced a massive investment in our CAF and the northern territories regarding defence… still complaining.
House of Commons just restarted less than 3 weeks ago and he’s supposed to solve housing?
Literally just whining at this point
PM carney announced a massive investment in our CAF and the northern territories regarding defence… still complaining.
House of Commons just restarted less than 3 weeks ago and he’s supposed to solve housing?
Literally just whining at this point
June 10, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Yes as in ppl like him who just complain.
PM carney announced a massive investment in our CAF and the northern territories regarding defence… still complaining.
House of Commons just restarted less than 3 weeks ago and he’s supposed to solve housing?
Literally just whining at this point
PM carney announced a massive investment in our CAF and the northern territories regarding defence… still complaining.
House of Commons just restarted less than 3 weeks ago and he’s supposed to solve housing?
Literally just whining at this point
Then go ahead and say that. But the middle class are the ppl that are buying houses that aren’t 1million or more. Acting like the middle class isn’t integral to the economies health is ridiculous
June 10, 2025 at 6:40 PM
Then go ahead and say that. But the middle class are the ppl that are buying houses that aren’t 1million or more. Acting like the middle class isn’t integral to the economies health is ridiculous