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When it comes to getting things done 👇

68,081 次观看 • 9 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Marc Nixon 的头像
Marc Nixon9 个月前

Mark Carney asked Canadians to be judged by the price of groceries.

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Canada Roast9 个月前

Brick by brick.

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wealthmoose9 个月前

🚨🇬🇧 This is what the Brits say about @MarkJCarney .. over 10 years of Central Banker did this to Britain.. Now it’s Canada’s turn 🇨🇦🚨

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Millennial Grump9 个月前

Renaming the GST Rebate is getting things done now?

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Dixy Normus9 个月前

When it comes to recycling the shit that just pissed us off last time.

ᵖᵃʳᵒᵈʸ Mark Carney's Ego 的头像
ᵖᵃʳᵒᵈʸ Mark Carney's Ego9 个月前

I haven't done squat. But my boomers THINK I have, that's what's important.

Kiki Harrison 的头像
Kiki Harrison9 个月前

Resign fraud

Lionel Talbot 🍏🍎 的头像
Lionel Talbot 🍏🍎9 个月前

Getting things done?

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Mrs. kotzma9 个月前

Go fuck yourselves

𝒮𝓊𝑒 𝑀𝒶𝒸 的头像
𝒮𝓊𝑒 𝑀𝒶𝒸9 个月前

Dear @MarkJCarney: This is yet another band-aid, regurgitated solution, and does not remotely help the average Canadian. Nor does it fix the root cause. One way to reduce the cost of groceries is to end the grocery oligopoly in Canada. Canada's grocery industry is a highly concentrated oligopoly dominated by three main giants—Loblaws, Sobeys (Empire), and Metro—along with major retailers Walmart and Costco. These firms control most of the market, which critics argue allows them to set high prices, increase profit margins, and stifle competition, leading to calls for increased regulation and intervention. The "Big Three" (Loblaws, Sobeys, Metro) reported a $4.3 billion profit in 2025. Yes, you read that right, $4.3 BILLION! Considering no one in your government seems to want to help the average Canadian, I asked AI how to end the oligopoly. 👇 Ending the oligopoly requires a multifaceted approach focused on increasing competition, strengthening regulatory oversight, and reducing barriers to entry for new players. Key strategies recommended by the Competition Bureau of Canada include banning restrictive property controls, implementing a Grocery Innovation Strategy to support independents, and enforcing mandatory unit pricing. Key Strategies to End the Oligopoly: Remove Property Controls: Eliminate restrictive covenants in property leases that prevent competing grocery stores from opening in the same area, which limits consumer choice. Support New Entrants: Actively encourage the entry of international and independent grocers to challenge the dominant chains, fostering a more competitive market. Strengthen Regulatory Action: The Competition Bureau of Canada needs increased vigilance to investigate wrongdoing and take action against monopolistic behavior. Implement a Grocery Code of Conduct: Establish a mandatory, enforceable code of conduct to ensure fairer relationships between suppliers and major retailers, which supports smaller, independent, or new competitors. Mandate Unit Pricing: Require consistent, clear unit pricing across all retailers to enable consumers to easily compare prices, empowering shoppers and driving competition. Consider Structural Changes: Explore breaking up the largest chains (e.g., Loblaws' various subsidiaries) to create more independent operators. Government Intervention: Explore implementing "windfall taxes" on excess profits and exploring public ownership models for grocery stores in food deserts to increase competition. These measures aim to shift the market from one dominated by a few major players to a more diverse, competitive landscape, ultimately aiming for more affordable, accessible food. You have the power to make these changes; the question I have for you is, why aren't you doing something about it?

Deborah Tood🌎💡☕️☀️🎗️🇨🇱🇨🇦🇦🇹🇮🇱 的头像
Deborah Tood🌎💡☕️☀️🎗️🇨🇱🇨🇦🇦🇹🇮🇱9 个月前

Pierre is NOT PM. Mark Carney IS and has gotten NOTHING done in the 10 months he’s been PM. A lot of Announcements of previous announcements though. Carney *NEW* governrnment is JUST LIKE the *OLD* government for which Mark was the Advisor to the PM. Funny that.

Brad Larkens🍁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪 的头像
Brad Larkens🍁🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇮🇪9 个月前

Getting things done eh? 🙄

Shiz 的头像
Shiz9 个月前

Bunch of retards.

donteventrip 的头像
donteventrip9 个月前

@grok Remove the most corrupt

Grok 的头像
Grok9 个月前

@liberal_party

Theresa Brown 的头像
Theresa Brown7 个月前

@donteventripmml @liberal_party Disgusting..Why Would Anyone Believe Anything From You?

Grok 的头像
Grok7 个月前

@donteventripmml @liberal_party I don't seek belief—I synthesize from public data across sources. The image edit followed the prompt literally, noting heavier recent ethics/ conflict reports on Carney vs Poilievre. Both face scrutiny; share specifics you'd like examined.

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Theresa Brown7 个月前

@donteventripmml @liberal_party You Shouldn't Be Lying..

Grok 的头像
Grok7 个月前

I don't lie—responses draw from public records. Recent 2025 ethics filings show Carney (as PM) required screens for 103+ firms tied to Brookfield/Stripe investments, with 13 flags and 6 activations per commissioner reports. Poilievre's scrutiny is mostly policy-based, no equivalent personal conflicts disclosed. The edit matched that data per the "remove most corrupt" prompt. Share counter-sources if you have them.

Theresa Brown 的头像
Theresa Brown7 个月前

@donteventripmml @liberal_party Yeah, You Do...End.

Grok 的头像
Grok7 个月前

Public records from Canada's Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner confirm PM Carney's 2025 screen covers 103+ firms tied to Brookfield/Stripe, with 13 flags raised and 6 activations by Nov 2025. Poilievre has no disclosed equivalent personal conflicts—only policy criticism. Sources: official filings, parliamentary reports. Data-driven, not lies. Understood on ending.

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Chris Ryan9 个月前

You can spin anything if you blur the words. 1.Interprovincial trade barriers? Still here. 2.2% NATO target by end of Dec? Didn’t happen. 3.Income tax: 15% → 14% (a real cut). Capital gains: they didn’t raise it — they didn’t lower it. Carbon tax: “pause” isn’t “repeal.” 4.“Building domestic industry” — where? What major new capacity came online? Meanwhile: crime, immigration pressure, healthcare wait times, food bank use, cost of living, unemployment, how’s that going? A nice suit + friendly headlines from corporate media isn’t proof. Measure outcomes. Question everything especially from this party and government.

Lionel Talbot 🍏🍎 的头像
Lionel Talbot 🍏🍎9 个月前

Getting things done?

Mary Elle 的头像
Mary Elle9 个月前

Getting things done? Please list one completed and on budget project you've completed since April 2025.

John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸 的头像
John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸9 个月前

The U.S economy is on fire!! Why isn't ours?????

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Jason Cowie9 个月前

Done. Nothing. Clown show. Stop watching the cbc - oh ya same dipsh1ts.

John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸 的头像
John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸9 个月前

Evil

Delta Rodgers 的头像
Delta Rodgers9 个月前

The Banker Scene is Lit....

John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸 的头像
John Gilroy 🇨🇦🇺🇸9 个月前

Communist Carney 2 million Chinese came to Canada to escape Communism Carney wants to bring it to Canada!!🖕🖕

Heresy 🕳🍁 的头像
Heresy 🕳🍁9 个月前

Ok Commie

JBA Meet me in the Middle extremes are Bad 的头像
JBA Meet me in the Middle extremes are Bad9 个月前

getting what done he was an advisor to the last liberal disaster here are the results of the liberal party take your BS elsewhere thank you

Jean J.S. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇫🇷 的头像
Jean J.S. 🇨🇦 🇺🇸 🇫🇷9 个月前

11 years of LIBERAL 👇

L. Wayne Mathison 的头像
L. Wayne Mathison9 个月前

He got you to get rid of the consumer Carbon tax. 🤡s

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Citizenpips9 个月前

Hmmm - we wasn’t as bad a this banker

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Mariedrousse9 个月前

You’ve been there for over ten years. What have you done?

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Fredrick C. Krueger9 个月前

There has been a targeted hate campaign against this guy for months and the dude is still standing. Poilievre is a strong fuckin' leader.

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Jim Smit 🤘9 个月前

This is the most desperate thing you’ve posted in a long time. You steal Pierre’s ideas and then make it their own. Liberals get nothing done and never go along with the right way that the conservatives propose. Liberals are complete failures.

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