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    #11
    Ya sure...

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      #12
      So Is Saskatchewan the best place to live or the worst?
      I kind of like it here.

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        #13
        Originally posted by seldomseen View Post
        So Is Saskatchewan the best place to live or the worst?
        I kind of like it here.
        It’s the best. If you’re able to be n rural areas, and avoid the cities as much as possible...

        Stay where the common sense, “uneducated” hicks are!

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          #14
          We live in the "sticks", nothing much happens...enjoy being isolated, safe from you name it. Fresh air, QUIET, simple, compared to 98% of Canada in cities.

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            #15
            Originally posted by fjlip View Post
            We live in the "sticks", nothing much happens...enjoy being isolated, safe from you name it. Fresh air, QUIET, simple, compared to 98% of Canada in cities.
            Watch out for the variants tho! They’re really, REALLY bad... lol

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              #16
              So far no checkpoints going into Winnipeg. It would not surprise me if this was instituted at some point in the not too distant future. So far, new cases here remain at the same level they have been for weeks.

              The actions of various provincial governments lately strike me not as an indication that they have a grip on the situation but quite the opposite. It looks like they are losing control both of Covid as a medical issue and also of public confidence.

              People are simply getting tired of hearing the same old mantra, "just hang on for a little bit longer, put up with these restrictions and we'll soon reap dividends", only to see their efforts expended for nothing.

              There have got to be better solutions that don't involve destroying the economy and turning the country into a vast prison camp with house arrest for all.
              Last edited by Austrian Economics; Apr 11, 2021, 19:54.

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                #17
                When or how often have u ever heard a politician admit they were wrong. They sure as hell never admit they don’t know what they are doing. Case in point is this fiasco they are spending money on with no hope in hell of fixing it. Anyone with a brain could see the seriousness of their convictions was evident when our leaders never shut down the planes flying from China. They showed how serious they actually thot this pandemic was when they refused to close ourselves off from the source yet proceeded to close us down. What does that tell me? This is about more than a flu that is no worse than we usually get. Confusion and misrepresentation has been their motto to get us all fighting about what is going on without telling us what is going on. When we look back on this we are gonna learn that we as humans aren’t as smart as we think we are and we can’t control everything.

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                  #18
                  Try telling a Mom and Pop business " we're all in this together" when Walmart and McDonald's have booked.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by jwab
                    400 billion and year plus later and the ability to handle the influx of patients in hospitals remains mostly unchanged.
                    If you were truly concerned about the public would you not invest in this first.
                    that is the real crime here
                    never did SFA to handle the extra

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by jwab
                      400 billion and year plus later and the ability to handle the influx of patients in hospitals remains mostly unchanged.
                      If you were truly concerned about the public would you not invest in this first.
                      No... because there are only so many unionized nurses, and they only want to work so many hours per week. There are also only so many doctors, and they only want to work so many hours per week.

                      It's Impossible.

                      We were informed of this impossibility early on in the pandemic.

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