ghkbell.bsky.social
Independent Candidate for Edmonton Centre. Famous software developer and comedian. Dungeon Master for Abbot’s Cove. Capitalism is the bad guy. 🇵🇸
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Did anyone suspect the twist or are Dropout cast members just more trusting than Nebula creators?
Did you do a magic trick with the bag?
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Horny and difficult to schedule
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I’m excited to see what town burns down this year
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Thanks to everyone who voted for me and everyone who encouraged me!
And big shout out to @revpartycanada.bsky.social for putting together a platform I believed in for the first time.
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we can’t just have a public agency tasked to develop software, a public cloud, and other technology to address the needs of government, public institutions, and other groups in society because then there’s no chance of spawning the next unicorn
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I think a good work/life balance means being able to get through your steam library without retiring
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All these people trying to help and Sam was just standing there the whole time
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Well that’s just great. Thank you!
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That’s a quote from this Financial Times article. The study interviewed 35 ultra rich residents of London – and not one of them was planning to leave for tax reasons, despite all the scare stories at the time.
www.ft.com/content/4232...
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www.revolutionparty.ca
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Are those $2,000 Zegna sneakers?
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Time and location for Edmonton? I’d love to attend.
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I didn’t even know there was new Leverage! This is great!
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@ricardotranjan.bsky.social can you expand on what mechanisms were used to implement these controls? And how they got around pushback? Everyone today just stops at “housing is provincial”.
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The federal government intervened in the 40s and 70s, so it’s something that’s possible even if housing is generally a provincial responsibility.