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Peterson in his article asks us to contemplate the statement in his book: a business that doesn’t adapt to the green economy will not be allowed to exist and to juxtapose that to the individual. The individual that doesn’t adapt to the green economy will…..

He’s a Malthusian. He wants a static fixed order, zero growth and zero upward mobility.

The eco aspect is just a way of morally justifying it.
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Nic ⛄ 9mo ago 💬 1

Even during the COVID bullshit, I didn't let my business get political. I didn't want to alienate our clientele.

However, I've been thinking about the potential need of taking a political stand. Some may believe it to the far fetched but I don't think so.

I fear that people like Carney may destroy my living. Hockey requires a lot of energy to power the arenas. There were already Canadian politicians pushing for alternatives to ice rinks, due to climate change, through legislation.

I don't want to sound the alarm too early, because that could be just as destructive to my business as being too late.

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Fractal Howler 9mo ago

I started my business precisely because it was somewhat ideal for the Covid situation. I’m pretty open about my position politically, but I stick to the economics. Focus on cost of living and it’s hard to upset anyone, sometimes you have to explain the ins and outs of inflationary spending and how it’s bad for us all.