The iPod Tax, the iTunes Tax and the Notepad Tax
April 18, 2011
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This campain disgust me….
The Conservatives countinues to spread lies and mis-informations to try to get a majority…
When they get said majority, I can be sure of one thing:
Canada will wilther and will have a crappy echonomy.
Canada’s culture will be decimated(Quebec’s culture might survive… barely)
Canada’s internet will similar to China’s internet(aka: massive unregulated spying, probably with a law that might ban encryption)
Oh and Canadians will have to pay 2$ EACH time they want to transfer music to their iPods…
See I can make fearmongering too!
*sigh* With conservatives, we will never have a clean election… and people still vote for the same idiots(all parties, not just PCC).