Comments on: Stephen Taylor Now Confirms Stevie Spiteful’s Not So Hidden Agenda http://sistersagesmusings.ca/2010/07/27/stephen-taylor-now-confirms-stevie-spitefuls-not-so-hidden-agenda/ Center-left blog from Canadians across the country and beyond Wed, 08 Feb 2012 06:01:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: ck http://sistersagesmusings.ca/2010/07/27/stephen-taylor-now-confirms-stevie-spitefuls-not-so-hidden-agenda/comment-page-1/#comment-3322 ck Tue, 27 Jul 2010 23:17:59 +0000 http://sistersagesmusings.ca/?p=2925#comment-3322 Ah, but in the wonderful world according to Taylor and Harpercon, anyone who with compassion and willing to help their fellow man is a tax and spend drunk. On a serious note, you're absolutely right. For example, health care. I know for a fact that provincial governments (ok, here in Quebec anyway) spend on the private sector. If they stopped spending that money on the private sector and spent it on the public, why just think of the possibilities! Ah, but in the wonderful world according to Taylor and Harpercon, anyone who with compassion and willing to help their fellow man is a tax and spend drunk.

On a serious note, you’re absolutely right. For example, health care. I know for a fact that provincial governments (ok, here in Quebec anyway) spend on the private sector. If they stopped spending that money on the private sector and spent it on the public, why just think of the possibilities!

]]> By: Skinny Dipper http://sistersagesmusings.ca/2010/07/27/stephen-taylor-now-confirms-stevie-spitefuls-not-so-hidden-agenda/comment-page-1/#comment-3321 Skinny Dipper Tue, 27 Jul 2010 21:44:36 +0000 http://sistersagesmusings.ca/?p=2925#comment-3321 I would think that an accurate census could encourage reducing waste in the welfare state so that we can better allocate resources to those who may need it, but at less cost. Believe it or not; I am not a tax and spend drunken Con. I would think that an accurate census could encourage reducing waste in the welfare state so that we can better allocate resources to those who may need it, but at less cost. Believe it or not; I am not a tax and spend drunken Con.

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