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Nov 1999 time: 22:21
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Tingkai: Wonderful post, and excellent effort in trying to slant facts and pulling figures out of your ass to make a point. I would respond to it, because you know I really disagree with it, but I just can't be arsed because it's not going to change anything.
quote: Originally posted by blackice
Asher in other words THE END... Your arguement has pasted it's time, it's old news. You have no response to the reality of fact and once again you conceed the frail, hopeless stituation of your dictatorial diatribe. |
Not even close, I've actually reinfored my opinion on the matter when I was doing some additional research. I have plenty to respond to your post with, because you've once again tried to judge me and my life based on what little information you know, but I'm not going to bother.
quote: Welcome to the real world, I hope some sunk in.... |
It has, and there is now no doubt in my mind that I'm making the right choice. You and Tingkai have solidified my opinion on the hopelessness of the situation, and nothing more. Sorry if you thought you actually did something.
Tingkai and blackice are both prime examples of seeing only what you want to see. You insist the discontent felt in the west is merely a hallucination, and fail to realize that real people are upset with how things happen and fail to understand future ramifications of it.
But it's not my problem now, is it? It can't get much worse federally than this. At least a fascist dictator would be upfront about everything and do something. 
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Asher
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Nov 1999 time: 22:21
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And I feel the need to say one more thing to blackice:
I take particular offense to when you keep talking about my decision to stay in Canada to attend university. I think it's a bit below the belt because I don't have a choice in the matter, to be blunt.
You see, I do work and I do pay for my own university (including books). This costs a ton of money which I bust my ass for every year. What's worse is I don't qualify for student loans, and all of the money I'm making right now I'm spending on tuition and books already for the most part. I can't afford to go to an out of province college, let alone an out of the country college in the US. I can't even afford to have my own place while I live locally and go to college.
Personally I think it's a financially prudent decision to stay at home and go to college, since that's all I can afford to do. So please don't criticize that anymore, because it's not something I'm all too happy about doing in the first place.
And my decision to move south is mostly about the US (in particular, northern california) having a very strong job market for my field, while anywhere in Canada pales in comparison to it. I've already got lots of friends in California since I've lived there before, and I already know my way around there, and it's with a government I agree with far more. Canadian politics frustrate the hell out of me, as well as the attitudes of many Canadians who simply don't care.
Bash that all you want, but I'm sure you can see why it makes so much sense for me to do it. I don't even know why you bothered to talk about Canada's principles, since you know from previous debates I don't agree with many of them in the first place. I've also clearly demonstrated a definite lack in Canadian Pride, so it boggles my mind as to why you thought you'd go for that angle when blasting me for saying I'm moving.
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Asher
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Calgary, Alberta
Nov 1999 time: 22:21
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quote: Originally posted by blackice
Your summer job ended so what now? Tell me what do you work at now? The entire night you spend on O.T. You must go to school in the day. Ok so you stay up all night go to work go to school and come here to post until 6:00 am est every day. |
My job ended last week because I was a substitute worker at Voodoo Computers. When the full time people went on a vacation I stepped in and did their job and made enough for college again, and have 2 weeks off now before class starts up again.
And most people do go to class in the day, blackice. They start in a couple weeks. 
And it's simply impossible to have a job during the school year when taking 3 computer science classes (not to mention a couple of math and a technical writing course) a term -- the outside of class workload is incredible and you need to work with your team a lot, so you need flexible and abundant hours to work with outside of class.
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ok and I have a bridge to sell.... Choice how old are you? |
18, entering 2nd year college now.
quote: Colledge i thought you said university? Yes it is and I'll tell you if my child wants to stay home and go to colledge I could not be happier. |
In California the terms are interchangable. I'm going to the University of Calgary.
quote: Because i feel strongly about people using our great system and going elswhere to apply thier new found skils to pad the revenues of another coutry...Easy. Why not start your own here? |
Because I feel discontented with the country as a whole. It just doesn't feel right to me. It's also interesting comparing salaries of compsci graduates in Canada and the US. The ones who go to the US make the same numbers as the ones in Canada, on average, except the US ones are in USD and they've got lower taxes on top of that.
Most of the big tech companies are in the Seattle area, Silicon Valley, or Austin. The only place in Canada with "lots" of tech jobs is Ottawa right now, and I really don't want to live there.
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Asher
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Calgary, Alberta
Nov 1999 time: 22:21
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quote: Originally posted by blackice
If you don't have the *alls to do something about it quit whinning.
I am a parent in Ontario, a small town, hear me roar Ottawa and they do believe me. They have delayed, screwed up, *ucked up tried many underhanded crap to slow me down.
But you know what this small time parentent has the *ucks on the run. Why? because we have rights excersise them Lougheed did. I am, so are many others. What to change something get involved. |
Hey, good for you, but that's not for everyone.
I don't know the first thing about legal crap, what I do is computers.
Plus I've got options. Like moving without any hassle. 
Remember I'm American just as much as I am Canadian, which means I can choose which country to live in. Why stay and waste all this time and effort trying to change the voting habits of 20 million people in Canada when I can move to a place where I can get a better job AND have a better agreement with how the government works? 
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