Yeah, that's totally going to turn out to be just great for you and everyone you know.
One of the two options could be petitioned and protested against to effect change. The other tear-gassed peaceful protesters (and clergy) in front of a church that he'd never set foot in, for a photo op where he held the bible backwards and upside down.
Good fucking luck, because you're going to need it.
I pay $6USD/month for a cloud box that's encrypted and has been running for years, no outages, no downtime.
For a large organization? Sure. For your family and friends? No.
There are lots of tutorials, and choosing a security-first OS is also wise... OpenBSD is my current favourite.
Honestly, building a mail server isn't that hard if you aren't afraid of the command line.
Uh, most Democrats or at least Democrat-leaning voters who stayed home did so because of the America's involvement in genocide, and the fact that living conditions for the average joe haven't really changed in the last 4 years. Wall Street isn't the barometer for success of the economy, Main Street is.
Big picture: Because the cost of living (inflation is just one component) has been increasing for 40 years, with very little increase in compensation or benefits.
Small picture: Canada Post wants to exploit delivery/logistics workers the way Amazon does, and that's a crock of shit.
My building's AC failed when it was supposed to be started up in May about a decade ago. The condo ended up buying a portable AC unit for each apartment -- some people were pissed because they had to pay the electricity to operate it. We asked them if they'd like us to take the unit back, and 100% of them said no. :)
It was an awful summer, but the A/C was replaced with a new modern unit, and not only was it better, but it used about half the power of the 30 year old unit.
I'd love to be a fly on the wall when CSIS shows him printouts of his communications or the balances of bank accounts he's been trying to hide.
It's a tough job, and it should be paid well. When I was a kid, my brother in law was a postie, and made a decent living. He had a house, a nice car, and could take two vacations a year. Nobody can afford that shit, even unionized.
And remember -- a rising tide lifts all boats -- if they get a good deal, it makes it easier for others to get a better deal.
The seaway union negotiated hard, and got a very good increase, better benefits, and management agreed to increase their workforce so there was less overtime. It cost management tens of millions in losses that it didn't need to lose.
As much as I dislike all politicians, JT is the least-awful of the available options.
I'd actually support him if he'd delivered on the promise of electoral reform. Sacrificing the ability of liberals to have a majority in the future for the stability of our political system SHOULD have been the altruistic choice.
That, and raising the minimum wage at the federal level would have elinimated a lot of the economic problems we're having -- homelessness, poverty, people getting fucking scurvy in the year 2024.
Times are tough
If only there were someone in charge who could do things that would make things 'not so tough'... Like increasing minimum wage, encouraging unionization, improving healthcare... and taking millionaires and billionaires to pay for it...
Translation: He's the fox, knows the fox, or is under the influence of the fox, already knows, and he's TOTALLY fine with it because it confers money or power on him.