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Sarah Fischer

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Jun 14

We are seeing a growing appetite for socialist policies in Canada, which has the effect of stifling economic prosperity in the name of “economic equality.” This form of equality can only be achieved through wealth redistribution,
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and because we don’t live in a communist society where the means of production have been nationalized, the only way for government to gather enough wealth to distribute is to take it through taxation and inflation.
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While the private sector is shrinking rapidly, the government is engorging itself. This is entirely unsustainable, but it is incredibly beneficial to a political party that is most successful when Canadians are dependent upon it.
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Sarah Fischer

@SarahFischer__

Dec 28, 2021

“Canadians are being temporarily appeased with cheap money and government cheques while the foundation of our economic system is crumbling. Before too long, these cracks in the market economy are going to become unsurpassable chasms. 🧵1/4

In other words, shit is going to hit the fan if we don’t bring back sound monetary policy and fiscal responsibility.

If we continue down this path of recklessness, more money and power will be transferred into the hands of government. 2/4

The people will become more indebted and powerless as they will rely on the state for support, and the revenue generating sectors in the country will crash when interest rates inevitably go up and money becomes scarce once again. It is a recipe for disaster. 3/4

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Sarah Fischer

@SarahFischer__

Nov 4, 2021

The government is expropriating your wealth through inflation. With the virtual printing of money, the central bank is increasing the size of government and simultaneously reducing the value of your dollar, hence the term #InflationTax.
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This practice of printing money to finance the government’s debt and increasing the cost of goods benefits the highest income earners and asset holders in the country, but severely harms the middle and lower income wage earners. 2/7

The game has been rigged and the government will be the player leaving the table with all of the chips. 3/7

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Sarah Fischer

@SarahFischer__

Oct 5, 2021

Not only is Trudeau picking winners and losers, but he is fostering weakness and dependency on government among the Canadian people. With the imposition of ideology comes the need to maintain power to enforce that belief system through whatever means necessary. 🧵 1/7

Restricting freedoms is just a means to a worthy end. Any party, person or principle that would pose as an obstruction to the stated goal is simply an expendable casualty. 2/7

In this endeavor to impose political doctrine and maintain power, scenarios are either created or exploited to expand the role of government. 3/7

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Sarah Fischer

@SarahFischer__

Oct 4, 2021

The more the state imposes its belief system on the people, the less free they become. When the government becomes the ultimate authority on morality, then it can justify imposing that belief on the rest of us.
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The result is state-sanctioned censorship, punishment and damages inflicted on anyone who doesn’t buy into the government’s doctrine of the day. 2/5

Convince enough people and institutions (e.g., media, education) that a state-sanctioned morality is what is needed for a tolerant, diverse and progressive society, then you not only have the support needed to carry out that reimagining, but a powerful mechanism for action. 3/5

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Sarah Fischer

@SarahFischer__

Sep 12, 2021

Excerpt from Jody Wilson-Raybould’s new book: “I could see the agitation visibly building in the Prime Minister. His mood was shifting. I remember seeing it. I remember feeling it. I had seen and felt this before on a few occasions, when he would get frustrated and angry. 🧵 1/4

But this was different. He became strident and disputed everything I had said. He made it clear that everyone in his office was telling the truth and that I, and by extension Jessica Prince, my chief of staff, and others, were not. 2/4

He told me I had not experienced what I said I did. He used the line that would later become public, that I had “experienced things differently.” 3/4

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