"Progressivism" is the source of inflation. Cut taxes and spending.
@demandbetterworld6 күн бұрын
Socialism is the only economic ideology focused on reining in govt corruption AND market overreach. We could easily fix the economy if we stopped letting the rich rig everything.
@blorpblorpblorp13 күн бұрын
1:38 Is Saskatchewan a good example of the point trying to be made here considering Sasktel's existence?
@peaceofjoАй бұрын
Are you feeling it
@larrykazdan9987Ай бұрын
During World War II, inflation was held under control despite massive government expenditures, and unemployment fell to 1%. The highly-trained workforce was a major factor in the post-war Golden Era when transportation, education and health infrastructure were built to be publicly-owned and operated at cost, and when comprehensive new social programs were introduced. Today unemployment rates of 6% that keep labour weak are normalized, and private sector advocates demand low taxes and accelerated depreciation because new infrastructure is be owned and operated for profit by corporations. Many Canadians worry about having enough income to pay food and rent, and having available timely health care. If hard-pressed citizens are to fret about "poor productivity", then they must be offered more than a slick slogan that a rising tide will raise all our yachts.
@JohnJackVancouverIslandАй бұрын
I think this is evidence that the standard thinking about the relationship between unemployment and inflation is off by a considerable number. The NAIRU for Canada will likely be higher than the USA, but not nearly as high as it is thought to be now.
@paoloborioni11075 ай бұрын
Thank for this as a scholar in democratic socialist history I am grateful it was posted
@PKBlondie-eb5nn6 ай бұрын
Rest peacefully, Mr Broadbent. You were loved and respected by many . 💔 We will continue your work.
@rebelsnappingturtle50976 ай бұрын
RIP Mr Broafbent. Almost PM.
@SapphicTwist8 ай бұрын
Interesting talk, but I would modify the focus in two ways. One, Marx's use of the word "social" is minimalistic, and refers at most to a kind of grudging cooperation between capital and labor. By contrast, people like Carol Gilligan and Stephen Porges limit the "social" to the distinctively "pro-social", that is, as Porges might put it, to human co-regulation under conditions of safety, seeking freedom and love. Hence, the embattled sphere is not the production of care, but rather the production of society, as opposed to the production of commodities. Two, Yalnizyan not only is dismissive of the social progress of China, but takes a pro-NATO stance on Russia and on US imperialism generally, as if America's trillion dollar defense budget has no impact upon the social prospects of beleaguered Americans. Instead, it must by emphasized that American unipolarity, hegemony and Exceptionalism are core ingredients of the impoverishment of American life both in and outside the workplace, and that corporate media propaganda aimed at our "authoritarian" enemies must be vigorously opposed.
@demandbetterworld8 ай бұрын
Is social democracy enough anymore? Capitalists are too good at rigging elections with their media and marketing power
@db12409 ай бұрын
Go Woke Go Broke
@demandbetterworld10 ай бұрын
Horgan should be investigated for his ties to Fossil fuel companies. He made the NDP look almost as corrupt as other parties by accepting that board position.
@demandbetterworld10 ай бұрын
Commenting to boost! Keep up the good work!
@marilyntonelli8832 Жыл бұрын
Where did you get your $$$$$ $2M wasn’t it, to buy your mansion Islamist Faiz Shakir? Everything out of your Pakistani mouth is a lie and you’re disgusting. Didn’t you go to Catholic HS?
@herbwiseman9084 Жыл бұрын
Loved this speech. When she talked about expectations that flies in the face of the Trilateralists who met in 1973 and concluded that people were too well educated and there was an excess of democracy. That caused expectations to be too high in their view. If you believed that in 1973, what would you do? Thought experiment. A second set of threads was James McGill Buchanan who was funded by the Koch brothers and he worked to change the rules - e.g. the constitutional problems encountered by Chile where progressives found the rules were obstacles to progress. If you want to read more about the Democracy In Chains: The deep history of the radical right’s stealth plan for America. The Koch brothers contributed to the Fraser Institute and used to own a stake in the Oil sands. What year was the Fraser Institute - a libertarian enterprise - created? Some interesting coincidences? One year after the Trilateralists met in 1973. Progressives believe in social responsibility but have they forgotten that is a major connection to personal freedom? My friends concerned about freedom and individual rights appear to have forgotten about social responsibility as part of that.
@DougGrinbergs Жыл бұрын
1:06 Faiz intro 19:52 why didn't Bernie win? 21:48 More Perfect Union 25:32 good journalism an important form of political advocacy
@marilyntonelli8832 Жыл бұрын
Who funds Mr. Shakir? He just bought a $2M mansion! Bernie has 3 homes. Must be nice for socialists utopia seekers!
@Coldbird1337 Жыл бұрын
lol I laughed at the mash bit, i was born in the 90s and my dad had the dvds for the show, the next generation doesn't even know what it is, that's how old it is.
@nonseans Жыл бұрын
Is she ever stop talking?
@lax1251 Жыл бұрын
She got plenty of important and interesting information to say. Try listening.
@nonseans Жыл бұрын
@@lax1251 only about her mental state, which doesn't interest me.
@Gigika3133 жыл бұрын
No nerra no.
@observing86863 жыл бұрын
Would that be through stealing oil from countries we bomb to pay off the debt? She actually wrote this.
@carolynhudson90133 жыл бұрын
Love the content, but the constant buzzing of the sound system really detracts from what Ed is saying .. too bad.
@wolfgangmercury7744 жыл бұрын
Fuck this woman and what she did to Libya.
@crazyforcanada4 жыл бұрын
Why the hair sculpted from cement, and the dark roots? Why do people think dark roots are attractive?
@jcantonelli15 жыл бұрын
LANG IS 100% CORRECT --- in the States, the mortgage interest deduction, 'married, joint filing' benefits, etc. are discriminatory and seek to advance a particular traditional agenda with respect to social politics. the tax code has no business inserting itself into such matters.
@wellbeing21935 жыл бұрын
Social Equality isn't priority, Madame Lang. A bigger concern is inequality of income upon gender spectrum. Why are still women getting paid less out there??
@bladder10105 жыл бұрын
Big Government apologists and toadies.
@antioneberry21326 жыл бұрын
i respect the royal canadian mounted police 💂🇨🇦!
@antioneberry21326 жыл бұрын
i want social engineering!
@antioneberry21326 жыл бұрын
miss amanda lang is a young attractive woman!
@eltonjohn32368 жыл бұрын
This makes me very sad. We've gone in the opposite direction.
@Vickytoriahirt12343 жыл бұрын
The political Left used to be tolerant. Now they're insane angry, intolerant bigots. THAT is how we have truly moved backwards. Listen to the first few words of Broadbent's speech. He was a true gentleman. Unlike the Left today. He said we are all committed to solving problems of child poverty regardless of whether or not they are Conservative, Liberal or New Democrat.
@greg94046 ай бұрын
@@Vickytoriahirt1234 Not sure I totally agree. The federal NDP now got us the start of universal dentalcare, and is still pushing for a universal pharmacare program out of the Liberal party. These kind of deals were done away from the cameras. Front-facing though, I agree the politics across the board has gotten more ugly and formulaic.
@hectorl.campos9949 жыл бұрын
A respectful suggestion: consider editing these (useful) presentations to a more manageable timeframe - few these days have an hour (or more) to sit and watch these talks/forums and, that’s the trend we’re in - think about the successful TED Talks (the longest 25 min.) - shorter, well-edited and easily share-able. Much success on the journeys ahead. :) LCA
@alexkrasnic38509 жыл бұрын
This guys a communist. Using taxes to control people is what every single communist country ever has done and they all failed. e.g. WWII Germany and Russia and Cuba
@hunterlegacy7779 жыл бұрын
why does the Ideal line decrease slightly from 50% to 75% ? that doesn't seem right...other than that i agree. We got a major problem here, and it's growing.
@walkerhaw38719 жыл бұрын
no minimum wage=no unemployment.the minimum wage is sexist,racist and pro discrimination not to mention uneconomic becase peoples ability to compete for a job by being allowed to offer there labor at the price hey bid will take care of our problems in terms of race and sex ineqality as well as an economicly free country.
@walkerhaw38719 жыл бұрын
the free exchange of goods and services as well as individual responsibility isint the problem.its wealth redistribution for the rich
@ujean569 жыл бұрын
Wonderful word Ed, but there has been no action. There are more Canadian children living in poverty than there was in the 80s. Even you can't fight the fascists running the world now.
@zippydebrain10 жыл бұрын
I would be hard pressed to think of a politician living or dead that I have more respect for than Ed Broadbent. I saw him speak at the University of Calgary almost 10 years ago and we really need his kind of ideas on the political stage again.
@fredfarhadsoofi865210 жыл бұрын
this trend has GOT to STOP
@SmallFries019 жыл бұрын
then stop voting conservative
@jacquelynfrench94736 жыл бұрын
The Liberals aren't much better than the Conservatives. Vote NDP for real change to this.
@NRDCSaveBioGems10 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing. Truly devastating. If you would like to help us fight the Pebble Mine by signing our petition, please visit www.savebiogems.org/stop-pebble-mine.
@sacrifice122410 жыл бұрын
I think it is a sink hole. Right where the breach occured
@4Dada10 жыл бұрын
Without unpacking the services that Canadians get for those taxes at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, and comparing the current snapshot to a time when Canadians were paying for private health care, were without many of the services and safety nets we have today, The Fraser Institute has done some fuzzy math, here. Kudos to CTV News for showing us this nonsense.
@dinu199910 жыл бұрын
Makes sense.
@joyofglutenfree10 жыл бұрын
As in business too. Nice interview. Straight forward.
@p89trd10 жыл бұрын
Interesting to focus on the architects of the "free trade" agreements given the Heinz closures last week and the recent financial collapse.
@charanhundal10 жыл бұрын
A great speech with facts and insights. Mr. Broadbent is very inspiring and visionary leader. I personally think, all the provincial NDP leaders, MPs and MPPs must listen to this speech at least 5 times for awakening Canadians. This speech is blue print for honest and ethical governance.
@ujean5610 жыл бұрын
The only problem I have with this speech is why so few people have viewed it. This type of information, based on historical fact, is so essential to the broader discourse on the political economy. Thank you Mr. Broadbent, we need your words now more than ever.
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"Progressivism" is the source of inflation. Cut taxes and spending.
Socialism is the only economic ideology focused on reining in govt corruption AND market overreach. We could easily fix the economy if we stopped letting the rich rig everything.
1:38 Is Saskatchewan a good example of the point trying to be made here considering Sasktel's existence?
Are you feeling it
During World War II, inflation was held under control despite massive government expenditures, and unemployment fell to 1%. The highly-trained workforce was a major factor in the post-war Golden Era when transportation, education and health infrastructure were built to be publicly-owned and operated at cost, and when comprehensive new social programs were introduced. Today unemployment rates of 6% that keep labour weak are normalized, and private sector advocates demand low taxes and accelerated depreciation because new infrastructure is be owned and operated for profit by corporations. Many Canadians worry about having enough income to pay food and rent, and having available timely health care. If hard-pressed citizens are to fret about "poor productivity", then they must be offered more than a slick slogan that a rising tide will raise all our yachts.
I think this is evidence that the standard thinking about the relationship between unemployment and inflation is off by a considerable number. The NAIRU for Canada will likely be higher than the USA, but not nearly as high as it is thought to be now.
Thank for this as a scholar in democratic socialist history I am grateful it was posted
Rest peacefully, Mr Broadbent. You were loved and respected by many . 💔 We will continue your work.
RIP Mr Broafbent. Almost PM.
Interesting talk, but I would modify the focus in two ways. One, Marx's use of the word "social" is minimalistic, and refers at most to a kind of grudging cooperation between capital and labor. By contrast, people like Carol Gilligan and Stephen Porges limit the "social" to the distinctively "pro-social", that is, as Porges might put it, to human co-regulation under conditions of safety, seeking freedom and love. Hence, the embattled sphere is not the production of care, but rather the production of society, as opposed to the production of commodities. Two, Yalnizyan not only is dismissive of the social progress of China, but takes a pro-NATO stance on Russia and on US imperialism generally, as if America's trillion dollar defense budget has no impact upon the social prospects of beleaguered Americans. Instead, it must by emphasized that American unipolarity, hegemony and Exceptionalism are core ingredients of the impoverishment of American life both in and outside the workplace, and that corporate media propaganda aimed at our "authoritarian" enemies must be vigorously opposed.
Is social democracy enough anymore? Capitalists are too good at rigging elections with their media and marketing power
Go Woke Go Broke
Horgan should be investigated for his ties to Fossil fuel companies. He made the NDP look almost as corrupt as other parties by accepting that board position.
Commenting to boost! Keep up the good work!
Where did you get your $$$$$ $2M wasn’t it, to buy your mansion Islamist Faiz Shakir? Everything out of your Pakistani mouth is a lie and you’re disgusting. Didn’t you go to Catholic HS?
Loved this speech. When she talked about expectations that flies in the face of the Trilateralists who met in 1973 and concluded that people were too well educated and there was an excess of democracy. That caused expectations to be too high in their view. If you believed that in 1973, what would you do? Thought experiment. A second set of threads was James McGill Buchanan who was funded by the Koch brothers and he worked to change the rules - e.g. the constitutional problems encountered by Chile where progressives found the rules were obstacles to progress. If you want to read more about the Democracy In Chains: The deep history of the radical right’s stealth plan for America. The Koch brothers contributed to the Fraser Institute and used to own a stake in the Oil sands. What year was the Fraser Institute - a libertarian enterprise - created? Some interesting coincidences? One year after the Trilateralists met in 1973. Progressives believe in social responsibility but have they forgotten that is a major connection to personal freedom? My friends concerned about freedom and individual rights appear to have forgotten about social responsibility as part of that.
1:06 Faiz intro 19:52 why didn't Bernie win? 21:48 More Perfect Union 25:32 good journalism an important form of political advocacy
Who funds Mr. Shakir? He just bought a $2M mansion! Bernie has 3 homes. Must be nice for socialists utopia seekers!
lol I laughed at the mash bit, i was born in the 90s and my dad had the dvds for the show, the next generation doesn't even know what it is, that's how old it is.
Is she ever stop talking?
She got plenty of important and interesting information to say. Try listening.
@@lax1251 only about her mental state, which doesn't interest me.
No nerra no.
Would that be through stealing oil from countries we bomb to pay off the debt? She actually wrote this.
Love the content, but the constant buzzing of the sound system really detracts from what Ed is saying .. too bad.
Fuck this woman and what she did to Libya.
Why the hair sculpted from cement, and the dark roots? Why do people think dark roots are attractive?
LANG IS 100% CORRECT --- in the States, the mortgage interest deduction, 'married, joint filing' benefits, etc. are discriminatory and seek to advance a particular traditional agenda with respect to social politics. the tax code has no business inserting itself into such matters.
Social Equality isn't priority, Madame Lang. A bigger concern is inequality of income upon gender spectrum. Why are still women getting paid less out there??
Big Government apologists and toadies.
i respect the royal canadian mounted police 💂🇨🇦!
i want social engineering!
miss amanda lang is a young attractive woman!
This makes me very sad. We've gone in the opposite direction.
The political Left used to be tolerant. Now they're insane angry, intolerant bigots. THAT is how we have truly moved backwards. Listen to the first few words of Broadbent's speech. He was a true gentleman. Unlike the Left today. He said we are all committed to solving problems of child poverty regardless of whether or not they are Conservative, Liberal or New Democrat.
@@Vickytoriahirt1234 Not sure I totally agree. The federal NDP now got us the start of universal dentalcare, and is still pushing for a universal pharmacare program out of the Liberal party. These kind of deals were done away from the cameras. Front-facing though, I agree the politics across the board has gotten more ugly and formulaic.
A respectful suggestion: consider editing these (useful) presentations to a more manageable timeframe - few these days have an hour (or more) to sit and watch these talks/forums and, that’s the trend we’re in - think about the successful TED Talks (the longest 25 min.) - shorter, well-edited and easily share-able. Much success on the journeys ahead. :) LCA
This guys a communist. Using taxes to control people is what every single communist country ever has done and they all failed. e.g. WWII Germany and Russia and Cuba
why does the Ideal line decrease slightly from 50% to 75% ? that doesn't seem right...other than that i agree. We got a major problem here, and it's growing.
no minimum wage=no unemployment.the minimum wage is sexist,racist and pro discrimination not to mention uneconomic becase peoples ability to compete for a job by being allowed to offer there labor at the price hey bid will take care of our problems in terms of race and sex ineqality as well as an economicly free country.
the free exchange of goods and services as well as individual responsibility isint the problem.its wealth redistribution for the rich
Wonderful word Ed, but there has been no action. There are more Canadian children living in poverty than there was in the 80s. Even you can't fight the fascists running the world now.
I would be hard pressed to think of a politician living or dead that I have more respect for than Ed Broadbent. I saw him speak at the University of Calgary almost 10 years ago and we really need his kind of ideas on the political stage again.
this trend has GOT to STOP
then stop voting conservative
The Liberals aren't much better than the Conservatives. Vote NDP for real change to this.
Thank you for sharing. Truly devastating. If you would like to help us fight the Pebble Mine by signing our petition, please visit www.savebiogems.org/stop-pebble-mine.
I think it is a sink hole. Right where the breach occured
Without unpacking the services that Canadians get for those taxes at the federal, provincial and municipal levels, and comparing the current snapshot to a time when Canadians were paying for private health care, were without many of the services and safety nets we have today, The Fraser Institute has done some fuzzy math, here. Kudos to CTV News for showing us this nonsense.
Makes sense.
As in business too. Nice interview. Straight forward.
Interesting to focus on the architects of the "free trade" agreements given the Heinz closures last week and the recent financial collapse.
A great speech with facts and insights. Mr. Broadbent is very inspiring and visionary leader. I personally think, all the provincial NDP leaders, MPs and MPPs must listen to this speech at least 5 times for awakening Canadians. This speech is blue print for honest and ethical governance.
The only problem I have with this speech is why so few people have viewed it. This type of information, based on historical fact, is so essential to the broader discourse on the political economy. Thank you Mr. Broadbent, we need your words now more than ever.
There's no sound.