Lots of good recommendations. Specifically less regulations on denser housing, that brings with it more accessible business.
The biggest mistake in responding to US aggression is the greater divisiveness that all allies have taken vs China and Russia as a response. It leads to divisiveness with each other on unjustifiable hatred that was manufactured entirely by US. Every single country seems to be maneuvering to make US unjustifiably invade somewhere else, as their escape hatch, or unjustifiably destroy some other ally’s economy. Military cooperation is not just continuing, but in Canada’s case expanding.
We can’t continue US programming on democracy and enemies, and expect a different result than US serving oligarchy as a rulership.
Peertube link: https://video.canadiancivil.com/w/gFc1aoiRU47GnwYZsMBeut
It’s good that you linked to their home instance, especially because it is canada-related in general, but just in case people missed this: The link I shared is of course already on a PeerTube instance (I run). Sharing gives you a link to the video as it appears on your home instance, and I guess I have been too lazy to pick the link to the original instance.
Here’s a neat tip for Firefox (probably only Desktop?) users: There is an add-on, that redirects you to your home PeerTube instance and, if you choose so, also to PeerTube whenever it detects a YouTube video also being on PeerTube:
https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/addon/peertube-companion/
Pointing out problems AND solutions! I like it. I agree with a lot of points, but especially that we need to stop looking to America and bringing back standards that don’t work for either country, such as with public transportation. They’re famously bad for it. We should be looking at world leaders in all sectors if we’re going to pattern ourselves after them.
Seems like a bunch of really good ideas
Really well done with a ton of good info and ideas.
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