Proportional Representation or bust!
60d
joined 6 months ago
69 voted for Krasnov. [-----NICE-----]
I'm not so sure that the issue is mainly logging. I thought that they're selling them off piecemeal as conclaves for the ultra rich.
Lost me at "climate change religion".
Look here, GOP. Deregulation does not have a great track record, and is as challenging to implement as the regulations you're trying to skirt!
Potential risks and challenges
- Increased Risk of Misconduct: Reduced regulatory oversight may create additional opportunities for financial misconduct, requiring enhanced internal controls.
- Compliance Complexity: Deregulation often leads to a more complex regulatory environment as institutions navigate evolving federal frameworks alongside increasingly divergent state obligations.
- Product Innovation Risks: Periods of regulatory transition may encourage the development of products or services with limited regulatory guidance, potentially increasing future compliance exposure.
- Uneven Oversight: Changes to regulatory structures, particularly regarding non-bank financial services providers, may create competitive imbalances and necessitate enhanced oversight of institutional partnerships.
- Reputational Risk: Compliance failures in any regulatory environment can significantly damage an institution's reputation and erode customer trust.
Murca: let's use frickin lazor beams!
Canada: magnets boil water go brrrrrrrr
Krasnov already tried this all before, in his first term. And failed miserably.
Same old weird tired Putin-puppet needs new tactics, lol.
Exactly, we hit the bully, we don't talk to Fox n Friends.
You're just not eating enough carrots, my dude. You got measles due to carrot deficiency.
If you're really into this, like me, I suggest using Edmonton's "Shop Canadian" app. There's other apps too. As you use it, you're going going to find ratings from other users as to how Canadian it is. It's data crowdsourcing at its best.
CBC's other apps: https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/buying-canadian-shopping-apps-barcode-scanners-1.7463039
Ratings are from 1 to 5 stars, where 5 should be "Product of Canada" owned by a Canadian company. A rating of 1 is not Canadian at all. I usually rate a 3 or 4 for "Made in Canada". I rate a 2 on things like NoName where it's "prepared for" a Canadian company.
You can rate each product yourself, if you want, and it can save you a lot of time reading labels when there's ten ketchup brands to look through.
I'm still waiting for that natural immunity to ebola to kick in. Am I malnourished?
If Trump pardons some terrorists, why not a little bit of pardon for every supporter?
I mean, Trump is immune for all that fraud of his, so it's only fair to pardon all fraud.
We can look forward to four years of this trash.