Canadians intuitively know the value difference between a nurse and the civil service worker added within the last two years, adding marginal value. PSAC refuse to acknowledge marginal diminishing returns.

But the NDP argue they're all the same.

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increasingly not needed and at the same rate becoming an anachronism, with the aforementioned workers. PSAC is not credible not acknowledging *any merit* to job cuts. Canadians know the federal public service is bloated.

This is where the NDP go wrong, & why they lose credibility.

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workers, teachers, flight attendants, and social workers command appreciation for their work because of the obvious value of their work.

The labour movement strains credibility trying to lump in the federal public service, which has grown by 43%, and posties, whose service is...

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a respective service. For example, Albertans have lined up behind teachers, and Canadians behind flight attendants, because we see the *value* in their work & believe they ought to be compensated better than they would be in a free market. This is just.

Nurses, PSWs, childcare...

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The solution to ensuring Indigenous peoples, rural communities, seniors, and people with disabilities, receive the service they need is micro-targeting - not upholding the entirety of a service that is increasingly not needed by more and more people. This is costly & inefficient.

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Don't get me wrong: not all conservatives are morons. I've worked and socialized with conservatives, many of whom I consider to be thoughtful people. But they too lament that their movement has become dominated - polluted? - by cruel morons who strive for mediocrity.

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As per d'Entremont:

“... a lot of times I felt it was part of a frat house rather than a serious political party."

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Show him the NFL at 1:00pm? :)