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Originally Posted by opendoor
A bit disingenuous? For one thing, it's not over 2 years, as Azure claims. that figure is based on 7 fiscal years from 2020 to 2027.
And those "non-COVID support programs" are the sum total of all new spending in the budgets, which includes things like:
-$23B in additional spending on the military
-tens of billions of dollars to support industries
-billions in infrastructure spending
-billions in compensation to residential school survivors
-natural disaster recovery costs from what happened last fall in BC.
That doesn't even get into the absurdity of trying to frame non-COVID spending (which is obviously a far more productive thing to spend money on) as somehow a bad thing.
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Yes, but what percentage goes specifically to the WE charity?
/Greentext