Wack Job wants to cut old age security first

The National Post is reporting that "Advocates are calling on the Carney Liberals to start with the biggest line item when deciding where to cut spending ahead of the upcoming federal budget."

"Paul Kershaw, the head of generational fairness group Generation Squeeze, told reporters in Ottawa that the $80-billion Old Age Security (OAS) program desperately needed to be reined in, with federal spending hurtling toward a crisis point." Paul Kershaw is a maniac. 

After all Justin Trudeau's uncontrolled spending the first thing he wants to cut is money for seniors. Talk about manufactured emergencies calling for a preplanned solution. This just fits the Liberal stereotype for Conservatives. 

A coworker who is a died in the wool Liberal mentioned how one of the first things Stephen Harper did was raise the age of retirement. Yet Stephen Harper was a New Con. He made reckless cuts followed by reckless spending and in the end we were no better off. As I keep saying we don't need to go from reckless spending to reckless cuts. The first thing we need to do is stop the reckless spending. 

Remember back in the day when a useless thug would rob an old lady. Well Paul Kershaw is that useless thug. When the Reform Party swept the West Coast, Preston Manning said balance the budget to save social programs not eliminate them. 

Then he dropped the ball and merged back with Harper and Mulroney. The same Neo Cons the Reform party was created to oppose. If you go too far to the right, you meet the left in a dictatorship with no civil liberty. Stealing from little old ladies. Have you no shame and no self respect? 

When I think about politics I think of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. I don't want either extreme. Those guys are too far left, those guys are too far right. I want something in between. 

I want a balance - equilibrium - justice. The kind of society that you can be proud of. Christ talked about it but Christians don't want to hear it. They're too busy fighting with each other.