The 3 Priorities
1. Guarantee Human Needs to all Canadians
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Update the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (CCRF) [Wikipedia] to irrevocably guarantee safe and reliable access to the basic needs of human survival: food, water, shelter, and a livable environment.
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How are these not already in there?! We have the right to toil in factories without discrimination, but the right to access food and shelter enjoys no such protections.
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2. Tax the Ultrawealthy, Give to Those in Need
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Significantly increase taxes on banks, billionaires, and big businesses to pay for the increased spending on social programs as needed to deliver on these human rights guarantees. We will specifically and exclusively target drastic tax increases at the wealthiest 40,000 Canadians to support us poorest 40 million Canadians.
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This means directly giving food and shelter to those without, while continuously maintaining social program funding at a level that eliminates homelessness and hunger in Canada entirely.
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3. Make the Legislature More Accountable
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Reform the Canadian electoral system, finally ending the century-long political duopology[Wikipedia]. We bounce back-and-forth and end up no further ahead then where we started.
Every federal party (except the Liberals and the Conservatives) wants electoral reform, the most popular alternatives being Mixed Member Proportional (MMP), Ranked Choice (RC), and Direct Democracy (DD) systems. Separately or altogether, they would make the House of Commons more representative of how Canadians actually voted - and we agree!
This election, break the cycle.
Why Bother?
Do it for Canadians under 40.
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Rising inflation and immigration, combined with wage stagnation and housing overvaluation, means fewer Millenial Canadians[source] and less than half of Generation Z and Generation Alpha will own their own home.
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The dramatic rise of rent and food prices in recent years is already causing an increase in the number of Canadians experiencing hunger and homelessness[source]. These figures had already been getting worse long before the pandemic, which further accelerated the increase.
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Do it because we're done being exploited.
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Meanwhile, the ultrawealthy get even wealthier[source]. They shop for mega-yachts while more and more Canadians visit food banks each year[source].
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The longer we wait to put these critically needed changes into place, the more of our friends and family will needlessly fall victim to billionaires' greed. Is that what you want for your friends and family?
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Do it because the climate depends on it, too.
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Contrary to what you've been told, climate change is not the fault of everyday activities by average Canadians and banning plastic straws won't solve it. The real culprit is no secret: corporations putting profits over people. It's time we hold them accountable...
Our very survival is quietly becoming exclusively available for purchase in monthly installments from the ultrawealthy.
If you agree that future sounds terrible, we invite you to:
