Canada is disgusting

[Copier Addict]

The average person in Ontario is now as poor as the average person in Alabama. The Atlantic provinces are now poorer than Mississippi, the poorest U.S. state. Thanks, Trudeau.


Wages and salaries lower in every province compared to all 50 U.S. states including Mississippi and Louisiana


https://www.fraserinstitute.org/stud...ates-2010-2022

That's a weird flex, Skippy. Being proud that you live in the poorest state, that just happens to be run by republicans. By the way, Ontario is also run by a right wing government.
Thanks for pointing that out.

[BillyCarpenter]

That's a weird flex, Skippy. Being proud that you live in the poorest state, that just happens to be run by republicans. By the way, Ontario is also run by a right wing government.
Thanks for pointing that out.

Wages and salaries lower in every province compared to all 50 U.S. states including Mississippi and Louisiana

All Mississippi needs is to make Canada the 51st and we're no longer last. lol

[Copier Addict]

Wages and salaries lower in every province compared to all 50 U.S. states including Mississippi and Louisiana

All Mississippi needs is to make Canada the 51st and we're no longer last. lol

And completely orchestrated by right wing governments. Congratulations, I think you have figured out the problem.
Nice!!

[BillyCarpenter]

And completely orchestrated by right wing governments. Congratulations, I think you have figured out the problem.
Nice!!

So, you're saying every Canadian province is run by conservatives? Do you believe your own lies?



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Wages and salaries lower in every province compared to all 50 U.S. states including Mississippi and Louisiana

All Mississippi needs is to make Canada the 51st and we're no longer last. lol

Mississippi Last HAHAHAHAHHAHAHA another Billy Truth OMG

[Copier Addict]

So, you're saying every Canadian province is run by conservatives? Do you believe your own lies?



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Your article didn't include the $9000-$25000 Healthcare cost for the US.

[Copier Addict]

So, you're saying every Canadian province is run by conservatives? Do you believe your own lies?



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Of the 10 provinces, six of them are run by right wing parties.

[BillyCarpenter]

Of the 10 provinces, six of them are run by right wing parties.

At first you said it was completely orchestrated by the right wing. Now you're saying that 40% was completely orchestrated by the left wing.

In conclusion, there's no common thread when we look a local government because 100% are doing worse than Mississippi. But there is ONE common thread: All went to shit under Trudeau and the liberals.

[Copier Addict]

At first you said it was completely orchestrated by the right wing. Now you're saying that 40% was completely orchestrated by the left wing.

In conclusion, there's no common thread when we look a local government because 100% are doing worse than Mississippi. But there is ONE common thread: All went to shit under Trudeau and the liberals.

You're ignoring the $9000-$25000 per year the average US citizen pays for health care.
So, if you subtract that from the US salaries the true picture emerges

[BillyCarpenter]

You're ignoring the $9000-$25000 per year the average US citizen pays for health care.
So, if you subtract that from the US salaries the true picture emerges

Son, you'll do and say anything to protect Trudeau and his liberal party.

I don't think you want to play this game. Let's factor in the cost of energy, rent, and gasoline in Mississippi compared to Canada?

[BillyCarpenter]

By the way, son:



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Yes, a large portion of Americans get their healthcare paid for by their employer:

• Eligibility
  In 2022, about 78% of the U.S. population was eligible for health insurance through their employer. In 2023, 60.4% of people under age 65 had employer-sponsored health insurance.

[Copier Addict]

By the way, son:



Learn more
Yes, a large portion of Americans get their healthcare paid for by their employer:

• Eligibility
  In 2022, about 78% of the U.S. population was eligible for health insurance through their employer. In 2023, 60.4% of people under age 65 had employer-sponsored health insurance.

That doesn't mean it's free, Skippy. It still costs between $4000 and $6000 to the employee.

[BillyCarpenter]

That doesn't mean it's free, Skippy. It still costs between $4000 and $6000 to the employee.

I give you an A for effort but a F in substance



A single Canadian with an average income of $54,357 pays around $5,622 for public healthcare insurance in 2023

[BillyCarpenter]

copier addict always gives me a good chuckle. He actually thinks that because it comes from the government that it's free. Son, the government doesn't have any money. None.

[Copier Addict]

I give you an A for effort but a F in substance



A single Canadian with an average income of $54,357 pays around $5,622 for public healthcare insurance in 2023

And?

" What is the average income in Canada?


The median income in Canada is $68,400, after taxes, according to Statistics Canada‘s income survey (2021). This means Canadians’ average monthly take-home pay is $5,700.