97th Grey Cup: Saskatchewan Rough Riders vs Montreal Alouettes

[KrazyHorse]

I'm actually still waiting for KH to reprise his brilliant argument that exports can be credited for their carbon inputs.

Yes, because export credit for a tax on inputs would be unheard of. ****ing ****.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goods_and_Services_Tax_%28Canada%29

[KrazyHorse]

The reason I'm not reprising my arguments is that I'm not in the mood to argue with somebody with the mind of a child right now.

Half fun chasing your own tail, ******.

[Asher]

It's a great ending to a good game. Something not seen often in Super Bowls, and one of the reasons that the CFL game is the better of the two.

A great ending? Are you kidding me?

A game that ended with blatant ineptitude leading to the equivalent of a "too many men on the ice" penalty and then a field goal?

That's an awful ending to the game. It's only "exciting" in that the game changed direction at the last possible second, but for god-awful ridiculous reasons.

[notyoueither]

Yes, because export credit for a tax on inputs would be unheard of. ****ing ****.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goods_a...x_%28Canada%29

Get your courage up and post where it belongs, ****trumpet.

[notyoueither]

The reason I'm not reprising my arguments is that I'm not in the mood to argue with somebody with the mind of a child right now.

Half fun chasing your own tail, ******.

I am not surprised, since you have less than zero clue what the hell you are yammering on about, [insert insult here].

[Fve Crathva]

Amateur hour in Calgary. Terrible.

SP

[KrazyHorse]

You and Slowwy should get together. Tweedledumb and tweedledumber.

"Get up my courage"? Yeah, you ****ing ****, because it's well-known how I avoid conflict.

[notyoueither]

Perhaps you could begin with a list of which jurisdictions have an export credit for carbon imputs in their carbon tax schemes.

You know, say something other than act like Aahz with a better vocabulary.

[KrazyHorse]

Perhaps you could begin with a list of which jurisdictions have an export credit for carbon imputs in their carbon tax schemes.

Given that I can count off the jurisdictions with even an APPROXIMATION of a carbon tax on one hand (and even these are relatively new) your objection is just about as retarded as I'd expect from you.

[notyoueither]

Zero. That's what I thought.

By the way, sales taxes are trivially easy to account for.

For the GST, everything that is paid is deducted from what is collected. It is a single extra field in POS and accounting software.

Keeping track of carbon taxes on exports would be the very definition of an accounting nightmare. Some jurisdictions settle for exempting price sensitive export industries and call it a day.

But then, you aren't interested in discussing this. You simply want to use these boards to try to act like a hotshot and hurl abuse.

[KrazyHorse]

Short bus II: son of short bus

[KrazyHorse]

You had your chance at learning from me on this issue. You demonstrated your willful ignorance. Now I just insult you whenever it comes up.

[notyoueither]

AahzyHorse.

[notyoueither]

You had your chance at learning from me on this issue. You demonstrated your willful ignorance. Now I just insult you whenever it comes up.

I have nothing to learn from you on this topic. You know less than zero about it, except what you've read on a couple of blogs.

Here's a hint. Reading blogs does not make you an economist.

[Drake Tungsten]

No, but it does help you know more about economics than an economic illiterate like yourself.