US Stimulus vs Canadian Stimulus (Iran, dollar, state, support)

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Help the sick with your own money = moral.

Forcing other people to to pay for your compassion = evil.

Now I have to teach you morality?

Have you no economic sense?

One way won't help all, and simply doesn't work.

The other has proven to work for all.

Which is the more moral?

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by normstad

So explain why Canada was always first into the World Wars? And the first to respond to USA's cry for help under a NATO rule?

If you have guts, withdraw from NATO and all other military alliances and tell US to F off.

See how long you can last without the United States.

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by Natnasci

Have you no economic sense?

One way won't help all, and simply doesn't work.

The other has proven to work for all.

Which is the more moral?

Therefore forcing other people to pay for your compassion is such a great idea! Thank you so much for supporting my point!

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

I am not complaining about paying taxes. I am complaining about that someone must be forced to pay more.

No. Your post equating paying taxes is like being forced to at gunpoint, are pretty clear.

You go on about paying for other peoples stuff etc.

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Therefore forcing other people to pay for your compassion is such a great idea! Thank you so much for supporting my point!

I'm not supporting your point.

You know that.

[ChevySpoons]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Is your healthcare tax collected with nice words?

There is no "healthcare tax," so you cannot collect something, even with nice words, that does not exist.

Health care is paid for out of general revenues: sales tax, import duties, income taxes, excise taxes, and so on. Revenue from all of these goes into a big pot, and is allocated accordingly: to road maintenance, to federal and provincial parks, to infrastructure improvements, and many other expenses; including health care.

But "heathcare tax" is not a line item on a pay stub, nor is it anything you'd see on an invoice from the government.

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

If you have guts, withdraw from NATO and all other military alliances and tell US to F off.

See how long you can last without the United States.

The reason you aren't staying on topic is?????

[Natnasci]

Originally Posted by ChevySpoons

There is no "healthcare tax," so you cannot collect something, even with nice words, that does not exist.

Health care is paid for out of general revenues: sales tax, import duties, income taxes, excise taxes, and so on. Revenue from all of these goes into a big pot, and is allocated accordingly: to road maintenance, to federal and provincial parks, to infrastructure improvements, and many other expenses; including health care.

But "heathcare tax" is not a line item on a pay stub, nor is it anything you'd see on an invoice from the government.

They are just another example of someone lecturing to Canadians about things in Canada that they know
NOTHING about

[lifeexplorer]

Originally Posted by Natnasci

No. Your post equating paying taxes is like being forced to at gunpoint, are pretty clear.

You go on about paying for other peoples stuff etc.

Stop paying your taxes and see how fast guns are coming out.

You are either stupid or being obtuse.

[366h34d]

Originally Posted by lifeexplorer

Not true. Maybe in your province.

I am in BC, so where do you live?
It happened to my mom a few times. After the first visit, the specialists just referred my mom either back to the GP, the hospitals' clinics, or other specials in the same field, with no follow-up visit. Just saying they have a way to do it.