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[meth0dical]

go libs! and go stv!

[Royal_Phunk]

Originally Posted by rawb

last time i checked it wasn't my problem that you want lower tuition then the rest of canada. now you have regular tuition keyed into the rate of inflation. how is this not fair?

please leave my taxes out of it, thanks.

we had a cap for a reason so kids in BC could get the BEST education available. Now they close 100 and something schools and take the cap away. your average kid cant go to college or university without 2 jobs or 1 really well paying one. If youve paid for a university education im sure this would be a bigger deal. Everyone votes for what they care about right, so go vote for whatever grabs your fancy. The beauty of democracy as someone else said. =)

[Senior]

Originally Posted by The_acidhouse

http://www.ndppolicybook.com

Campbell and his "Liberal" crew are far more in the pocket of big business than the NDP is in the pocket of labour. Do you want to see the numbers??????

The NDP gets a large majority of it's donations from [b]individual people[/i].

The Liberals get a large majority of their donations from corporations.

Beyond that it's not nearly the black and white issue your little cartoon makes it out to be. Union's are not nearly the boogey man you try to portray them as and surprisingly enough neither is big business. I just wonder why some one would need to go to the trouble of putting together a skit like that when that view is presented by Global media every day...

[rawb]

Originally Posted by Royal_Phunk

we had a cap for a reason so kids in BC could get the BEST education available. Now they close 100 and something schools and take the cap away. your average kid cant go to college or university without 2 jobs or 1 really well paying one.

welcome to the western hemisphere, enjoy your stay.

[10chi]

Originally Posted by C_squared

Over 73 Hospitals closed or had services cut.

They promised to build 5,000 more long-term care beds by 2006.
Instead, there are fewer long-term care beds today than in 2001.

They promised to strengthen post-secondary education.
Instead, they cut per-student funding. Enrolment declined in more than one-third of BC's college-sector institutions in 2002-03, and nearly half of them in 2003-04

They promised to strengthen post-secondary education.
Instead, they cut per-student funding. Enrolment declined in more than one-third of BC's college-sector institutions in 2002-03, and nearly half of them in 2003-04.

They promised to "end feel-good advertising."
Instead, they spent millions of dollars on ad campaigns in print, radio and TV that offered little or no practical information. (it was just to tell all these rich beurochrats how well their little "garage sale of the b.c infrastructure" was going)

They promised they wouldn't lower the minimum wage.
Instead, they introduced a reduced minimum wage for new workers and students — only $6.00 an hour.

OK there mr textbook. and iraq had W.O.M.D.