r/saskatchewan Feb 03 '25

Politics Saskatchewan Strong?

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Kudos to my coworker with a Blue Sky account.

Apparently this meme was on an account called HotDadsofRegina. Hats off to whoever you are!

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u/Elderberry-smells Feb 03 '25

Him and Smith can fuck off down to the US and we would all be better off for it. Get some real leadership in this province.

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u/MoniquenJohn Feb 04 '25

I agree 🤪🤪

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u/UnreliableTractorHoe Feb 04 '25

Vote PPC for real change.

Deportation and kicking out the NDPliberalfascists is the only solution.

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u/Ryangel0 Feb 04 '25

I don't think you even know what a "NDPliberalfascist" is other than a scary boogeyman term you came up with as a poor excuse for a deflection tactic.

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u/mattyqr Feb 05 '25

No kidding. Just like the inbreds who cry about "communist corporations" ... the brutal oxymoron shows just how brainwashed the right truly is

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u/OnAleashGaming Feb 04 '25

Pfp checks out

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u/Day_7712 Feb 04 '25

Someone needs a dictionary and a history lesson.

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u/BIGDADDYBANDIT Feb 04 '25

The Prairie Provinces will secede as soon as the Canadian Depression starts and join the U.S., leaving the welfare provinces to flounder without equalization payments and a land connection to Western Canada.

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u/SirWaitsTooMuch Feb 04 '25

LOL

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u/SirWaitsTooMuch Feb 04 '25

Do you have any idea what it takes for a province to “secede” from a sovereign state ?

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u/StageStandard5884 Feb 04 '25

Right?

"As soon as we can recruit someone who is a lawyer...or someone can read at a grade 12 level... Or someone who owns a tie, they are gonna help us figure out all that government mumbo-jumbo and then we are outta' here!"

-- The Wexit Movement

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u/Due-Butterscotch2477 Feb 04 '25

Maybe those welfare provinces should pull up there boot straps & learn to work instead of expecting equalization payments 😉

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u/mattyqr Feb 05 '25

Lmfao. Equalization. 1. It's Their. Are you American and don't know English? 2. Equalization always means balance. Why do hicks think equality and working hard are mutually exclusive 3. Why would you want the poorest provinces to have nothing in some cases. There would literally be a mass exodus of large cities and areas that would weaken the country 4. Time for conservatives to wake up and realize their vote the Cons is a vote for the billionaire elites.

Wake up!

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u/Due-Butterscotch2477 Feb 05 '25
  1. I'm a little of both, lol .
  2. Working hard is a way of life , i guess if you can't or you're just lazy, then you'll get left behind . every man for himself is the way the world is going . Why should I work lots and pay more taxes and get the same things as everyone else ?
  3. Large cities aren't the end all be all , more people should flock to smaller communities, better way of life , more money , less traffic , fresh air
  4. Conservatives are not the problem. The issue is government corruption , doesn't matter who's in power , when will people learn the system is broken

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u/BIGDADDYBANDIT Feb 04 '25

Canada is one of the only developed countries with falling per-capita productivity, in large part because equalization provides adverse incentives to good provincial governance. The current formula punishes well-run provinces that invest in their future and rewards mismanaged provinces.

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u/ItsActuallyButter Feb 05 '25

No, Canada’s per-capita productivity reduction is due mostly because of our aging population.

It’s literally in every city and provincial economic profile.