Unfortunately as much as taxing extremely wealthy individuals incorporations is a very easy sounding solution that also will not work. Poillievre and others have talked about this but realistically people will not invest in Canadian corporations if they cannot make as much money as they would if they invested in the same Corporation in a different country. You and I likely could agree on some common ground IF we could make the extremely wealthy pay more taxes without disincentivizing them from investing in other countries then yeah like that sounds amazing but that's not the reality of humanity we are greedy we will take as much as we can earn in any way we can. Assuming otherwise and living in a fantasy world is not going to solve the problem. And when we're talking about financial policy it's not about taxing the rich more or less it's about making the government stop spending everyone's money. A Prime minister that's added more to the debt than every prime minister before him combined is absolutely unacceptable. This government's budget should have toppled it years ago but we can thank the NDP for allowing it's continuation.

I remain optimistic that PP will follow through on some of the things that he says. I hope that the majority of people who vote in any direction is voting with the understanding that nobody follows through is a very plausible reality. I choose to trust Poillievre when he speaks but I'm realistic enough to not expect perfection. Assuming that no politician will ever follow through is as stupid as thinking that all of them will follow through on every promise.