Guess all that elbows up stuff really worked huh ?
And before some moron cites PP “but they blew past the TFW cap” – nope, PP decided to include seasonal workers, which surprise surprise left just as everyone else predicted and just how they’ve been leaving for the last 20 years
And before someone cites that Taj guy from CIBC, the data has once again shown that his thesis of mass overstays was bullshit. Literally does not make sense, the compliance rate for leaving was extremely high, people would rather leave and try again in another country than burn their chances to come to a development country
Promises made, promises kept
Snurgisdr on
The long term problem that nobody wants to talk about is designing an economy that doesn’t rely on the impossibility of perpetual growth.
bigjimbay on
Great to hear! Hopefully we can keep it up. We need to correct our course for a little bit here – rebuild public infrastructure and services, lower cost of living, and fix Healthcare. This seems like a decent first step
UrsaMinor42 on
There is no „Great Replacement“. There are city people not having babies in favour of „quality of life“.
Y’all need at least two to replace the parents. One more to create growth.
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Guess all that elbows up stuff really worked huh ?
And before some moron cites PP “but they blew past the TFW cap” – nope, PP decided to include seasonal workers, which surprise surprise left just as everyone else predicted and just how they’ve been leaving for the last 20 years
And before someone cites that Taj guy from CIBC, the data has once again shown that his thesis of mass overstays was bullshit. Literally does not make sense, the compliance rate for leaving was extremely high, people would rather leave and try again in another country than burn their chances to come to a development country
Promises made, promises kept
The long term problem that nobody wants to talk about is designing an economy that doesn’t rely on the impossibility of perpetual growth.
Great to hear! Hopefully we can keep it up. We need to correct our course for a little bit here – rebuild public infrastructure and services, lower cost of living, and fix Healthcare. This seems like a decent first step
There is no „Great Replacement“. There are city people not having babies in favour of „quality of life“.
Y’all need at least two to replace the parents. One more to create growth.