BC FERRIES中国第一 - /n/ (#2046182)

Anonymous
6/26/2025, 9:18:18 PM No.2046182
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hongcouver getting some china ferries

…elbows up?
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 1:46:42 PM No.2046273
You are now aware leaf politicians are owned by the chinks.

What a joke of a country, tucked beyond belief
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 8:46:39 PM No.2046317
>>2046182 (OP)
>hongcouver getting some china ferries
It's even funnier when you realize BC skipped over the shipyards in Quebec probably because of corruption/mafia, reasoning that at least the Chinese will deliver something.
>…elbows up?
just anti-Americanism--the only form of Ottawa-approved "patriotism" in Canada.
The same people pushing "Elbows UP" supported freezing the Convoy protestors' bank accounts.
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Anonymous
6/27/2025, 11:43:09 PM No.2046338
>>2046182 (OP)
Good.
"Economic" patriotism is so fucking dumb. Corporations aren't people, we owe them fucking nothing. Fucking shitters sucking the public teat and then fucking us over on costs, timelines, basically anything they think they can get away with.

>>2046317
The Canadian shipyards have zero fucking experience building this particular type of ship, because the projects specs are requiring electric boats. If they want to enter this market, prove yourself with some fucking municipal ferries in Halifax or shit.
BC isn't going to Fast Ferries 2.0, especially not an NDP government.
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 5:19:50 AM No.2046361
>>2046338
“Free trade” only works when all countries are generally similar (e.g. US/Cucknada). You can’t “free trade” with hostile enemies that want to subvert and install police stations to control their 5th columns like the Chinese communist party does. If you’re going to blow money on wasteful pork barrel spending, it should either be a local firm or your natural allies (US shipyards). It’s completely retarded to actively aid an enemy hostile to you.

Speaking of fast ferries, it was commissioned the last time The NDP was in power, the same corrupt and inept morons that run the province today(except the NDP today is more woke and more treasonous)
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 8:03:29 AM No.2046372
>>2046273
Americans are owned by oil barons, your point?
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 8:09:46 AM No.2046373
>>2046338
>Corporations aren't people, we owe them fucking nothing
As much as I want to believe this, The Corporations own The Governments now in 2025 because Money is Power and Power is the capacity to produce Work and The Government LOVES "Work" and so, The Corporations have gained more Power than The People. If you think it's bad now, a cyberpunk dystopia where The Corporations have provided every inch of Earth awaits all because The Government couldn't stave from Greed.
>"Work" is the ability to carry "Movement"
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Anonymous
6/28/2025, 8:10:48 AM No.2046374
>>2046373
>The Corporations have pricatized every inch of Earth awaits us all
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 8:12:23 AM No.2046375
>>2046373
>a cyberpunk dystopia where The Corporations have provided every inch of Earth awaits all
a cyberpunk dystopia where The Corporations have privatized every inch of Earth awaits us all
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 8:13:45 AM No.2046376
>>2046338 #
>Corporations aren't people, we owe them fucking nothing
As much as I want to believe this, The Corporations own The Governments now in 2025 because Money is Power and Power is the capacity to produce Work and The Government LOVES "Work" and so, The Corporations have gained more Power than The People. If you think it's bad now, a cyberpunk dystopia where The Corporations have privatized every inch of Earth awaits us all because The Government couldn't stave from Greed.
>"Work" is the ability to carry "Movement"
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 10:43:02 AM No.2046384
>>2046372
GOTEM!
Anonymous
6/28/2025, 5:11:03 PM No.2046440
build a bridge
>waah the water moves too fast
leafs simultaneously think they are the greatest country on the continent yet have incapable of doing anything notable
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Anonymous
7/7/2025, 3:11:14 AM No.2047609
>>2046182 (OP)
>…elbows up?
Trump ended trade talks over Canada's digital services tax and Carney responded by dropping the tax immediately. But he will continue to talk tough and appear anti American. Canada is a big joke that makes countries like New Zealand look serious.
Anonymous
7/11/2025, 6:08:09 PM No.2048184
>>2046182 (OP)
Canadian yards are booked for ten years. Not a single one tendered a bid.
The Americans are retarded.
Europe was slow and expensive.
China was fast and economical.
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 6:20:20 PM No.2048186
>>2048184
Well of course, Chinas economy is built on undercutting competition by making shit with cheap materials and labor, if you wanted something good, you wouldn't go for something made by the Chinese, Leafs just have low standards.
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Anonymous
7/11/2025, 6:34:03 PM No.2048188
>>2048186
As somebody who will actually ride one of these things I'm ok with this. The Fastcats were a fucking disaster and we need boats now, not in 15 years.
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 5:20:43 AM No.2048399
>>2046182 (OP)
I wonder if it's made from the same "quality" chinese steel the Johnson Street bridge in Victoria was built with. It took 2 tries to get it right, each time Victoria paid full price even though China sold them defective steel.
Anonymous
7/13/2025, 5:30:10 AM No.2048401
>>2046440
You are now aware PEI got such an incredibly large amount of pork they could build the confederation bridge to literally bridge themselves to the mainland, while Vancouver Island won’t get shit for the Georgia Straight because the Canadian constitution discriminates against the west and so do the feds in everything they do especially pork barrel spending. Western separation when?

>>2048188
Why not buy them back? They were sold for Pennies on the dollar in a final insult to BC taxpayers. They operate in Maine or somewhere like that now
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Anonymous
7/13/2025, 7:12:30 AM No.2048411
>>2048401
Omg, are you one of those Island "build a bridge to the mainland" retards? Do you know how fucking deep Georgia Strait is? (thanks for not using the woke term, btw). I worked for an engineering firm that did a study (several times) for over 35 years on the feasability of such a project and everytime it shows the technology isn't there and would be prohibitively expensive to develop, build and maintain. Smart people know this. This is why the Province shelves the studies as they come up from time to time. And every adult taxpayer in this province knows of our penchant for project cost overrruns. A bridge to the mainland is a crackpipe dream. There's literally nothing on the mainland that we don't have on the Island. If you don't like it move to the mainland. If you're so bent on expenses start working on the CEO's salary of $7 million per annum. The equivalent position for the Washington State ferry system is $450K/annum.

>buy the Fastcats back
Okay, now i'm convinced your either not a local, a doper, or some dumbass kid who doesn't know what he's talking about. Or a troll. Care to enlighten us on which one it is?

The Fastcats were defective and riddled with problems. Everyone adult in BC knows that. It brought down a government, for Christs sake. They've been in Egypt rotting for 20 years and about to be scrapped because they're pieces of crap and NOBODY. WANTS. THEM.