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darkpuppet,Jan 10 2006, 02:36 PM Wrote:

meford4u,Jan 10 2006, 02:26 PM Wrote:Funny Steve.  Your asking us to clean up our own posts when you were part of the political shananigans. 

Remember this?

"vote bloc!

actually, you'd have to be absolutely retarded to vote in someone who'd split the country in half to suit their own agenda "

I think you get my point.  If you don't want this to turn into bedlam, then those at the top have to refrain from acting like those of us at the bottom.  And that's not sexual.
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There's a slight difference between making a facetious comment and calling people names, making crude comments, etc. You'll notice there are a few posts still in the thread that aren't 100% a part of the debate.

don't make me call you a big baby.
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I'm surprised noone mentioned the melonballer! ;)

Bcak to the topic at hand: yes, the GST does bring in a significant amount of revenue. But given the fact Ontarians pay silly amounts of income tax already and the most tax nationally on purchases (unless I missed a tax increase somewhere in Canada), do we really need to tax all Canadians that much?

Do I need to mention the tax and subsequent revenue returned means that Ontario is on the short end of the stick by far? We're carrying a good chunk of the country by ourselves, and we have but deteriorating social, transportation and municipal infrastructures to show for it.