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2018-12-04 22:18:40 UTC  

it's monetary as well, if only as insurance bills for the citizens

2018-12-04 22:19:03 UTC  

crime rises -> insurance prices rises

2018-12-04 22:19:22 UTC  

Sure, that's why I said it's doubly the case when also considering non monetary costs

2018-12-04 22:20:04 UTC  

i read "doubly" as "doubtly" 😃

2018-12-04 22:20:09 UTC  

_skims_

2018-12-04 22:21:07 UTC  

Doesn't Canada have public mental health care though?

2018-12-04 22:22:19 UTC  

Not really, or at least not across all provinces

2018-12-04 22:22:44 UTC  

Your countries are too big, mega unions _NEVER_ work .. Not the Roman empire, not the EU, not the USSR...No one gives a shit, until it's provenly felt in their wallet or life.

2018-12-04 22:23:04 UTC  

1. Prescription medication is paid for by the individual
2. Pretty sure therapy is too
3. We had an institution but it was closed instead of being reformed

2018-12-04 22:24:19 UTC  

The thing is that Canada wouldn't function as a collection of countries. None of the regions are sufficiently developed for that to work. It'd be like trying to segment Russia

2018-12-04 22:24:47 UTC  

Worse actually, since Russia vastly outnumbers us

2018-12-04 22:25:33 UTC  

Also the US system worked pretty well when it operated as designed tbh

2018-12-04 22:26:21 UTC  

and now there's Calexit and Texit

2018-12-04 22:27:14 UTC  

Neither of which will actually happen

2018-12-04 22:28:04 UTC  

😄

2018-12-04 22:28:41 UTC  

no, no without a lot of quarrel and bitching, just like the fall of USSR

2018-12-04 22:29:53 UTC  

"Russia vastly outnumbers us" ... You say that like russians were holding a knife to your throat 😄

2018-12-04 22:30:21 UTC  

Not even due to that
It's because ultimately the states do benefit from being part of a union, the issue is that the power was supposed to be mostly held by the states and it was slowly consolidated

2018-12-04 22:31:08 UTC  

No I say it like underpopulated areas in the USSR are not country material as it stands, and they have nearly 5* Canada's population

2018-12-04 22:31:09 UTC  

_"ultimately the states do benefit from being part of a union"_ ... Well hey, i'm norwegian, and we've learned to stay out of unions..

2018-12-04 22:34:13 UTC  

_"[calexit/texit] Neither of which will actually happen"_ ... the sooner the better my friend... 🍺
https://youtu.be/ieQH6X_XBJo

2018-12-05 09:19:00 UTC  

Is the claim that this is a false claim or that Canada is about to start producing state-funded propaganda?

2018-12-05 09:20:37 UTC  

The notion of the government funding news isn't new. But it is always bothersome. And the idea Trudeau would be in charge of selecting the people in control goes along with that.

2018-12-05 09:22:18 UTC  

It's a genuine claim

2018-12-05 09:22:54 UTC  

Canada is about to have 0 trusted news sources

2018-12-05 09:24:05 UTC  

I think the real turning point will be when they silence Rebel Media. They'll be totalitarian if they silence the National Post.

2018-12-05 09:24:19 UTC  

For the Americans, that's like banning Breitbart and killing Fox.

2018-12-05 09:25:03 UTC  

Still bothersome to have the government handing out money like that and getting control over how the money is spent (effectively bribing the press for good coverage).

2018-12-05 10:14:17 UTC  

Serious question, what matters most when determining trustworthiness...the messenger, or the messenge?

2018-12-05 10:14:47 UTC  

The message

2018-12-05 10:14:59 UTC  
2018-12-05 10:16:55 UTC  

How do you figure so? I'm doing some research as I am writing a paper on the topic

2018-12-05 10:23:09 UTC  

So two separate people bring to you one message each. One of them is a studied and acknowledged academic, the other is a convicted pedophile and the head of multiple ponzi schemes.

Both messages state "clean water is transparent". Which one of them is more trustworthy?

2018-12-05 10:24:02 UTC  

@caykoh Oh just saw this couldve pinged me

2018-12-05 10:25:37 UTC  

Wrong people can be right

2018-12-05 10:26:48 UTC  

Also the message is more important as it is what is being said compared to who said it

2018-12-05 10:27:51 UTC  

It does not prove it wrong for it being said by someone it is less credible based on someone previous faults and contradictions that is and should be took with a grain of salt

2018-12-05 10:28:36 UTC  

Sorry im tired

2018-12-05 10:30:56 UTC  

Ah, well, I presume a cursory assessment of both would favor the academic dude, but just a bit. Imagine if his message included a simple "h2o" mention, and the pedo didnt. However, if their message is both verbatim, extracting any character components to rely on them for trustworthiness isnt possible and k have to rely in the message . Thus , both are equal trustworthy claims of water bein g clear

2018-12-05 10:32:22 UTC  

@caykoh Just because someone is more studied doesnt make them right