@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 If you examine paleolibertarianism, you’d understand Scheer is promoting an ideology with this statement.
The belief is that state financial support equates slavery. Freedom can only be achieved through one’s own efforts to prosper.
The belief is that state financial support equates slavery. Freedom can only be achieved through one’s own efforts to prosper.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 And that belief supports a central tenet of Dominionism: property owners (employers) have the exclusive “right” to set wages based on market value.
Scheer is promoting Dominionism with coded language.
Scheer is promoting Dominionism with coded language.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 Scheer is criticizing the influence the CERB has on wage employees. It exposes wages of many are below subsistence levels & promotes demand for better wages. A dangerous threat to those who believe property owners have the exclusive right to treat wage earners as they see fit.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 That’s paleolibertarianism. Paleolibertarians believe only employers hold the right to determine worth of wages. CERB is seen as a severe overreach by federal government and interference in property rights of property owners.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 This belief system is seen in action in Alberta.
Cargill, a major property owner, is given approval to open its packing plant, even though an overwhelming number of wage employees don’t feel safe. To the paleolibertarian, workers are expendable resources.
Cargill, a major property owner, is given approval to open its packing plant, even though an overwhelming number of wage employees don’t feel safe. To the paleolibertarian, workers are expendable resources.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 Only the property owners’ opinion matters. And thus, the province does not enforce health & safety regulations on property owners or interfere in the operation of processing plants.
Kenney & UCP believe Cargill & JBS have the “right” to treat their employees as they see fit.
Kenney & UCP believe Cargill & JBS have the “right” to treat their employees as they see fit.
@2muchfun4me @Thefirstspill @JigglyPants44 Interference in the ability to profit from property is considered sacrosanct. Property rights are considered the epitome of freedom to paleolibertarians. They defend property rights at all costs. It is their “raison d'etre” and all policy supports this central tenet.
