The same corporations that killed people fighting for basic labour protections, polluted the Great Lakes so bad they randomly caught fire, and created company towns to keep people permanently indebted. Neoliberalism has eroded public trust, spending power, and human rights.

I would say Keynsian style politics that built strong institutions and systems like public health care stabilised us. Neoliberalism is an attack on all of that. It has always aimed to gut regulations, erode state power, and hand the reigns to corporations.

carbon capture is not meaningfully different from just imagining the pollution away

I feel your pain.

My son left the peanut butter jar on the coffee table. Just watched my Malamute slurp his giant tongue around that brand new tub. There are grooves and hollows now filled by his drool. Guess it's his now.

Honest question: do you think the goal is to subdue Alberta so they'll quit the separation crap? The hope being that this is dead in the water.

Probably not but I'm just so tired of the disappointment.

He is ruining all the good things about our province. Soon it will be nothing but strip malls, highways, and McMansion suburbs.

Just leaving this here. Because Doug Ford has not sued the Globe to remove or retract it. So, this former drug dealer is telling people to get a job.

www.theglobeandmail.com/news/toronto...

And our courts treated her and Barber like helpless stooges caught up in the convoy rather than the architects. The MOU clearly stated, from the beginning, that the goal was to overthrow government. What a joke. She shouldn't be allowed to tweet because she used social media as a weapon.

Ewwww.