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pwnna@lemmy.caOPto
birding@lemmy.world•A pair of male and female cardinals arguing about seeds 🥰English
5·2 years agoYes the male did do this shortly after this shot.
pwnna@lemmy.caOPto
birding@lemmy.world•Chipping sparrow chipping on my window wellEnglish
2·2 years agoWhat do you use? What is your setup like?
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•‘No urgency’ for Bank of Canada to cut rates as economy skirts recession
9·2 years agoI see we have moved the goal post to a “technical recession” now.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•How to advocate for yourself and navigate a strained health-care system
2·2 years agoAh so the health care system is so bad we have to fight for it now. At this point it is only a matter of time until they make us pay for it. Then it’ll be further enshittified. Things are great 😐
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•Loblaw backs away from plan to end 50% discount on food nearing best-before date
2·2 years agoI went to the store a week ago when this was implemented. There were 30% off items everywhere. Presumably people were not buying them and Loblaws had to throw stuff out. They are backing down not because they “listened to feedback” but probably because they are losing money. The greed wins again…
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Crappy Design@sh.itjust.works•Hey Google, go fuck yourself entirelyEnglish
20·2 years agoTime to use Firefox mobile with ublock origin
pwnna@lemmy.cato
BAPC Sales Canada@lemmy.ca•[SSD] Samsung 980 500 GB SSD $24.95 - Amazon.caEnglish
1·2 years agoDeal is dead?
It also tears significantly in my experience, which is pretty unusable…
pwnna@lemmy.cato
3DPrinting@lemmy.world•What's the point of Octoprint as a Docker container?English
3·2 years agoDocker is just the new apt
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Canada@lemmy.ca•Canada's landlords now asking a record-breaking average of $2,078 per month: rental report
4·2 years agoSome people work part time tho because the companies don’t want to pay benefits…
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
2·2 years agoYup this is basically it. I even have people arguing with me here the moment i mention the word property tax. Unfortunately a lot of people would vote against their own long term interest in terms of services, community well being etc. for short term capital gains (and in the case of real estate, that’s tax free, lol).
This is perhaps the greatest problem facing us in the 21st century democracy as the world has become more and more complex and the cause and effects of things becomes ever more debatable.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
4·2 years agoYeah but it is literally the biggest thing we should do as mentioned by the report that would address almost 40% of the problem. I’m not sure why are we are debating that we shouldn’t do this considering that property tax rates are 3x lower in GTA than everywhere else in Ontario, and that it fixes a large part of the problem.
Basically, before we take the initial, and most impactful step that is uncomfortable but necessary, we are proposing future things to do that is less painful sounding but doesn’t have clear returns. We all know why: people don’t want to pay more and want to make it someone else’s problem instead. Even the report acknowledges this political challenge. This conversation is basically the evidence for that.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
1·2 years agoNot sure how you got to that conclusion. I said wealth, not income. Wealth inequality is not the same as income inequality and taxing incoming doesn’t fix wealth inequality. Neither does taxing consumption, as most people tend to horde their wealth in some sort of asset.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
3·2 years agoExactly. If anything we need to catch up to make sure all of us home owners pay our fair share.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
1·2 years agoSure groceries are exempt, but there is a limit on how much you can reasonably spend. At the rate housing and asset prices are, there appears no limit on how much your wealth can grow. So instead of using a proxy metric (spending) to tax people with wealth, just go after it directly instead.
pwnna@lemmy.cato
Toronto@lemmy.ca•Toronto to explore municipal sales tax as part of plan to tackle 'unprecedented financial crisis'
23·2 years agoSales tax uniformly applies to everyone by the same absolute amount but relatively affects poorer people more. The city should just raise property taxes instead. May help reduce the housing cost as well which would make the city more affordable.
What lens and camera did you use for this?
Unfortunately not… They tend to not venture too close and not as common as the goose
It is indeed a Canadian Canada goose.

Bonus shot!