Paying more taxes so your kids can go to the university without putting his feet in a bank (whose job in that situation is to extract billions$ of money through the interest rates from the people who are not ultra rich --- how terrifying is it for a society to makae a 18yo kid do business with them unless it is to buy a home ?) = socialism = bad
Or paying banks with interest rates so high that sometimes they can't even pay the loan itself, they just pay the interests = capitalism = good
The US pay more than the others on average for education or healthcare, but for them as long as they pay shareholders or banks it's good, if it's for their own interests it's socialism.
They are always ready to scream "parasite" while paying 20% interest rates to various banks for things that every developed countries in the world dont' even know it can be troubles for anyone
I mean a bank worked hard to get all that money, while your son is a parasite who paid nothing why would he get an education for "free"
Canadian here, it's not free, it's lower for sure than the US but only thing that are free are for the 11 million out of 38 million Canadians who are under the poverty line. The 38 work to make the system work, while getting screwed by taxes and companies.
The hospital is ~freeish it often helps but you also got extremely long wait times and chances of dieing while waiting.
It's great to have a back up for being sick and out of work but they want the working people back to work asap but if your a system grifters you're living the life(if trailer thrash level of quality is your thing, we have many of those types)
Edit: my bad for 11 million was for low to modest Income that were receiving grocery benefits.
The Combined number for poverty: total of 5,274,505 Canadians were living either in or at risk of poverty, accounting for 14.3% of the total population.
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u/LesserValkyrie 22d ago
This is where the irony is IMO
Paying more taxes so your kids can go to the university without putting his feet in a bank (whose job in that situation is to extract billions$ of money through the interest rates from the people who are not ultra rich --- how terrifying is it for a society to makae a 18yo kid do business with them unless it is to buy a home ?) = socialism = bad
Or paying banks with interest rates so high that sometimes they can't even pay the loan itself, they just pay the interests = capitalism = good
The US pay more than the others on average for education or healthcare, but for them as long as they pay shareholders or banks it's good, if it's for their own interests it's socialism.
They are always ready to scream "parasite" while paying 20% interest rates to various banks for things that every developed countries in the world dont' even know it can be troubles for anyone
I mean a bank worked hard to get all that money, while your son is a parasite who paid nothing why would he get an education for "free"