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Title: Wynne has no plans to hike $100K �sunshine list� threshold
Category: Provincial Politics
Posted By: shockedcanadian
Date: 2017-03-29 19:38:01
Canadian

[shockedcanadian]

https://www.thestar.com/news/queenspark ... shold.html

One of the few things I can agree with her on. If public employees don't like their names on a taxpayer funded list, g join the private sector then.

[BeaverFever]

"If public employees don't like being dragged from their vehicles and beaten half to death they should join the private sector"


The list is pointless and stupid and the $100k figure is meaningless if it hasn't been adjusted for inflation anyway. This list is just another stupid Conservative gimmick like the others I mentioned today, gigantic monument to victims of communism, etc.

Publish the names and salaries of senior officials only, that's all that matters

[shockedcanadian]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

"If public employees don't like being dragged from their vehicles and beaten half to death they should join the private sector"


The list is pointless and stupid and the $100k figure is meaningless if it hasn't been adjusted for inflation anyway. This list is just another stupid Conservative gimmick like the others I mentioned today, gigantic monument to victims of communism, etc.

Publish the names and salaries of senior officials only, that's all that matters

Taxpayers deserve to know where their money is being spent. The free market is always open to anyone who disagrees. It's simple really. I would love to have my name on such a list.

[Thanos]

Why do you want their names? So you can call them up at night and yell "my taxes are paying your salary!!!!" at them over the phone?

[Lemmy]

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[Thanos]

Pretty sure that Shocky is the sort of guy who was calling for the scalp of that Toronto transit worker who fell asleep in the subway ticket booth, even after it was made known the guy was sick with heart disease or narcolepsy or whatever it was that eventually ended up causing his death.

[shockedcanadian]

Thanos Thanos:

Pretty sure that Shocky is the sort of guy who was calling for the scalp of that Toronto transit worker who fell asleep in the subway ticket booth, even after it was made known the guy was sick with heart disease or narcolepsy or whatever it was that eventually ended up causing his death.

What a dirty dishonest tactic, you are definitely consistent with your character.

First, I didn't know this man died and would never mock or wish ill on someones health.

Second, If you walk into a transit station and a station attendant is asleep at the booth, his photo posted in a paper for extra coverage, what are your thoughts? Is that what you want to see across the transit system?

My guess is there are many government employees posting here.

[Thanos]

Feign sympathy, yet still manage to get in another underhanded shot at public workers. Typical tactic of a SUN reader.

Answer the question: why do you want the names of all government workers made public to you?

[BeaverFever]

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

Thanos Thanos:

Pretty sure that Shocky is the sort of guy who was calling for the scalp of that Toronto transit worker who fell asleep in the subway ticket booth, even after it was made known the guy was sick with heart disease or narcolepsy or whatever it was that eventually ended up causing his death.

What a dirty dishonest tactic, you are definitely consistent with your character.

First, I didn't know this man died and would never mock or wish ill on someones health.

Second, If you walk into a transit station and a station attendant is asleep at the booth, his photo posted in a paper for extra coverage, what are your thoughts? Is that what you want to see across the transit system?

My guess is there are many government employees posting here.

It was a heart condition. And he had been reassigned from driving rhe wheel-trans bus for the disabled, but he was no longer fit due to medication that makes him drowsy.

The funny thing is, the same paper that put him on the front page cover for ridicule and scorn (The Sun, of course) had featured him on their cover once before....in 1995, when he saved the life of a disabled passenger who had collapsed in their home.

http://www.nationalpost.com/m/wp/posted ... -of-stroke

What a way to spend the last days of your life, defined and despised by tens of thousands for the few minutes you spent sleeping while slowly dying of heart disease.