Farmers and a wealth tax

[Sodbuster]

A wealth tax I can see down the road, but you can’t be serious about the rest of the BS your spewing, communism, we would be the next China. Your spending too much time on the internet, pull the plug and get a breath of fresh air.

[sumdumguy]

Most things we worry about never materialize. The Trudeau/Singh alliance could be kinda scarey but surely the senate would pull the rug out before these guys could go really rogue.

[parsley]

Pars, the snitch line and detention center will be set up first before the land grab happens.

The only way to reduce your net worth is to offset it with a jumbo loan on equity and live off it or gift it to your family and go John Galt on the rest.

Hasn’t SK Govt already set up retired cops to search and fine, and the snitch list advertising for snitches? Q

[Sodbuster]

It’s time to get some of this crap off of commodity marketing and stick to the subject. So what do you think about the recent run up in oats lately? Is it sustainable.? By the way I’m on my 2nd spiced rum.

[makar]

It’s time to get some of this crap off of commodity marketing and stick to the subject. So what do you think about the recent run up in oats lately? Is it sustainable.? By the way I’m on my 2nd spiced rum.

The first spiced rum i had was my last, probably did in the plant I dumped it in.

[burnt]

Chances are pretty good that the NonDemocratParty will jump in bed with the Liberalinnameonly party to impose a wealth tax on Canadians. Who will they hit? What do you think will happen? It could put farmers in their line of sight. Are wealth taxes actually asset taxes? Farmers have a lot of assets. This could really hurt us.

https://www.taxpayer.com/petitions/stop-the-wealth-tax

I have thought for some time now that taxes and regulatory burdens will make farmland too costly to keep. So by turning those screws, they won't have to use force to get landowners off their properties.

As land values skyrocket,so will taxes. Hyper-inflated land values are a win-win for government and their Marxist overlords.

It has been a slow, but steady process developing ever since the U.N. formalized it in writing in the 70s. It's called cultural Marxism - we have all been guilty of accepting the insidious changes that are going to strangle our historical free enterprise.

Sodbuster, I hate to tell you otherwise, but the price of our commodities is obviously highly important, it's nothing in comparison to the train coming down the track at us.

Why did Freeland, Trudeau, numerous government heads publicly talk about the Great Reset?

Would you have believed just 18 months ago that we would see normal, healthy Canadians barred from leaving Canada? Or denied entry into a restaurant?

[Guest]

It’s time to get some of this crap off of commodity marketing and stick to the subject. So what do you think about the recent run up in oats lately? Is it sustainable.? By the way I’m on my 2nd spiced rum.

Try Flora De Cana 7 year
You will never drink that spiced swill again!

[parsley]

Have any of the ag orgs in Canada shares or submitted or hinted at, or compiled any policy on a rebuttal or a defense against a Federal wealth-tax money-grab? Or ending the capital-gains tax exemption? Or a death tax? pars

[parsley]

Most things we worry about never materialize. The Trudeau/Singh alliance could be kinda scarey but surely the senate would pull the rug out before these guys could go really rogue.

You’re dreaming. 😀. Skippy is going to be desperate for money. They can’t even afford the printer ink to run off CAD$ And all the Lib Senators will fall in line to vote for taxing farms with Quebec at a relaxed rate, of course.

[parsley]

“I have thought for some time now that taxes and regulatory burdens will make farmland too costly to keep. So by turning those screws, they won't have to use force to get landowners off their properties.”

Well said. I agree Burnt. So maybe farm-orgs need to establish a municipal tax ceiling, lowered or maintained as it is... and due to Covid stress, and climate change stress/expenditures 😶, to stall or stave off any tax increases. And keep it circulating in the minds of MP’s and MLA’s? I think future tax payable is going to be horrendous. Need charts reflecting low tax rates tied to the cost of inflation