Unify Action - He Said 'We Should Fight Gov't Fraud' - Until I Compared His Idea To DOGE

00:00:00.000 a bureaucrat. Could they be greedy too?

00:00:02.000 Yes, obviously. As far as if something is happening, that's bad. That's not the MP.

00:00:05.500 It's also the people who are in bad at the job. We changed it.

00:00:09.500 I think you're advocating for something kind of like doge in the United States.

00:00:13.000 No.

00:00:16.500 If you go to a local coffee shop where you got your Tim's

00:00:19.500 and they didn't serve you for 30 minutes,

00:00:24.500 you would go to a different shop, right?

00:00:26.500 But if it were a government-run industry, it doesn't matter.

00:00:31.880 The government runs all the coffee shops.

00:00:34.100 So no matter where you go, you're probably going to get the same service.

00:00:37.740 And you might wait 30 minutes.

00:00:40.180 They have no incentive to put you through quickly.

00:00:45.800 None whatsoever.

00:00:47.460 I don't really agree with that because for most of the human history,

00:00:51.900 people were doing stuff

00:00:53.700 for the betterment

00:00:55.880 of the community

00:00:56.960 so if you have workers

00:00:59.920 in a specific place

00:01:01.420 even if they are run by the government

00:01:03.880 it's going to depend on the people

00:01:06.180 working there

00:01:07.320 like for example right now

00:01:09.480 we know there is a shortage

00:01:11.800 of nurses in a lot of places 0.96

00:01:14.040 so that's why 0.63

00:01:15.060 the wait times

00:01:17.700 is so bad right now

00:01:19.820 so one thing

00:01:21.880 we could do actually give enough budget for the for the hospitals and everything so that we can

00:01:30.000 hire more nurses and more doctors hey see that's actually not it's not necessarily money that's

00:01:36.500 missing it is it is actually the people to do the job the people that are doing the jobs like

00:01:41.700 there's not enough doctors yeah in the market period and there's not enough nurses yeah so it

00:01:47.540 It wouldn't necessarily depend.

00:01:48.900 But why do we not have enough of those?

00:01:51.800 It's a government issue. 0.96

00:01:53.380 First of all, there's not enough nurses and doctors allowed to actually be trained, in Canada especially.

00:02:01.420 And we have too many people in Canada to the infrastructure that we have.

00:02:06.020 And that's something that's fallen on the government. 0.96

00:02:08.120 They have let too many people into Canada, and we have not grown as much as we could. 1.00

00:02:13.700 or we have not grown to 0.99

00:02:15.740 have the capacity to serve all those people

00:02:18.160 so what happens when we get our doctors and nurses

00:02:20.320 is they are overtaxed

00:02:22.700 right?

00:02:23.560 yo!

00:02:25.200 are you doing?

00:02:27.580 okay

00:02:28.100 right? so that's on the government

00:02:29.640 but they have no incentive

00:02:31.780 to actually get things done quickly

00:02:34.260 they're sitting on their hands

00:02:36.300 basically in this situation

00:02:37.620 and we have so many people coming to Canada

00:02:40.420 that are trained to be doctors and nurses

00:02:42.960 But they're just not putting forward a program to let them fully become vetted and registered and certified in Canada.

00:02:52.700 Again, that's on them. They're sitting on their hands.

00:02:55.220 I agree with that part where the government is actually being slow for giving people the ability to actually work

00:03:02.180 as they have the diplomas in medicine and everything.

00:03:07.020 but if we were to let it be run

00:03:10.900 freely by corporations and everything

00:03:13.240 it would jack up the prices so bad

00:03:16.060 the regular person might not be able to afford them

00:03:19.960 because one thing is

00:03:22.720 yes, the wait times are horrible right now

00:03:26.900 but most people can actually afford to go to the hospital

00:03:32.000 so the trade-off is a bit bad

00:03:35.540 and that's why i say i agree with the fact that the government is actually being way too slow about

00:03:41.860 allowing people to get into the field but it's something that can be worked on as opposed to

00:03:48.900 if we were to give it to corporations they might be a bit quicker it would be a bit more organized

00:03:55.460 maybe stuff like that but the prices will be actually oh we need to make more revenue than

00:04:02.820 last month last year and because of that the prices will become

00:04:06.740 and affordable for the people okay so you know how much taxes the average

00:04:11.140 family in ontario pays just solely to health care every year

00:04:17.060 would it be around 13 percent it's about 20 for a family of four it's

00:04:22.580 about 22 000 per year that go directly to health care in ontario at least

00:04:26.980 so we're paying 22 000 the average family in their income right that's a

00:04:31.940 lot that is and in the united states i am certain that their their health insurance that they're

00:04:38.000 able to get is less than that right so they they actually pay less yeah but overall they have

00:04:48.340 a horrible coverage for a lot of stuff because in the u.s you have any health problem the bill

00:04:58.300 you're gonna get is ten times higher than what we get here uh maybe not always not always but

00:05:07.380 definitely but remember we're talking about like healthcare in canada is government run yes yes and

00:05:12.920 if we it's bad because it's slow you're not innovating right so if we're if we're advocating

00:05:18.420 for more socialism then we're advocating for that slowness in the other industries that we would

00:05:24.800 hand under their control the thing is the stillness can be resolved the greed from the

00:05:30.760 corporations cannot because okay could yeah a government run a person an oligarch a bureaucrat

00:05:40.960 could they be greedy too yes obviously how do we stop them from being greedy that's the thing

00:05:46.800 And if we are in a place where we are really democratic, we can stop them by voting.

00:05:54.600 If someone is trying to amass way too much power, we can vote them down.

00:06:00.300 Right. We can vote for the public servants, the MPs, the prime minister, the MPPs,

00:06:06.080 and the city councillors and everything else.

00:06:08.720 But do we vote for the bureaucrats that are not elected, that sit underneath the ministers,

00:06:16.800 we don't vote for him

00:06:18.900 when you vote for a party

00:06:21.520 you should know

00:06:22.940 they have actually a plan

00:06:25.620 and they will try

00:06:26.820 so they should put people

00:06:29.920 who are actually

00:06:31.660 able to do the work

00:06:33.060 if they don't, we vote out 1.00

00:06:35.200 the whole group, the whole party 1.00

00:06:37.440 because we

00:06:38.840 don't look at

00:06:40.660 everything that's bad right now is on the MP

00:06:43.600 it's a lot of

00:06:45.220 Oh, and for example, if we say in Quebec, something is happening in Quebec, that's bad for Quebec.

00:06:50.280 That's not the MP of Canada.

00:06:52.840 It's also the people in Quebec who are being so, who are being bad at the job.

00:06:59.760 So we should look at them.

00:07:01.280 Oh, what's happening?

00:07:02.320 And then look at the MP and say, oh, why are you letting that happen?

00:07:06.600 If both don't give good answer, we change them.

00:07:10.680 And then we cycle until we find the good people.

00:07:14.380 Yeah, I think you're advocating for something kind of like Doge in the United States.

00:07:19.360 No, no, I know them.

00:07:22.000 Yeah, like they were going through the bureaucrats and cleaning house, right?

00:07:26.380 The thing is, they were replacing people without asking the public.

00:07:31.560 They were replacing them by themselves.

00:07:33.580 But people, that was on the ballot though.

00:07:36.660 It was on the ballot, right?

00:07:37.660 So, like, we're kind of advocating for something kind of like that,

00:07:42.440 where we would look to see if there are greedy bureaucrats yes right and clean house on the ones

00:07:48.320 that are that are being slow yeah that is something kind of like doge in a sense yes but in what

00:07:56.600 really happened it was oh they made it sound like we're gonna clean in a way that oh it's gonna be

00:08:04.060 better now but no what they actually did was put their people who share the same ideals and

00:08:10.120 everything in that position instead of people who are actually good at the job so in a sense like i

00:08:18.200 said in a sense i agree it's the same of cycling the same way doge did it it's the same cycling

00:08:25.520 but here it would be okay maybe what i'm saying is a bit utopic but it would be that oh we are

00:08:33.500 actually putting people who know how to do the job because if we put someone who never done

00:08:40.060 anything about finances in their career in the post of minister of international

00:08:48.220 economics something something something obviously they're gonna the economy yes so

00:08:54.220 if we actually put someone who can do the job it's gonna go better now if there are stuff like oh

00:09:01.580 we like infrastructures we like like manpower that's also something that the government should

00:09:08.700 be thinking about oh maybe we should put more budget into like med schools so that we have

00:09:16.060 more doctors who come out of it right but that's actually something that they're allowing the med

00:09:22.320 schools to do right because the med schools yeah they are basically oligarchies they're monopolies

00:09:26.940 right so they want to keep doctors wages high and so they want less doctors in the field right so

00:09:33.600 that's that's them that's like a government decision that has been allowed that's the thing

00:09:39.760 it's one of the things we should actually try to change like i said when i say socialism what i'm

00:09:47.340 thinking first is we are voting for the best interest of the public yeah so that would be

00:09:54.180 in theory exactly but if we were to move out of socialism it would be something that would be

00:10:02.180 like the free market is governing the country pretty much it's governing what see like i'm not

00:10:09.840 advocating for no government yeah right i think i think our government the government that we

00:10:14.040 choose has to be one that we voluntarily give our taxes to if the government is like oppressing one

00:10:19.680 particular group say like the rich or high income earners then they that is the majority making a

00:10:26.020 a decision to have money taken from a minority which is the rich right yes right and so they

00:10:32.100 have less of a say in it so i think taxes i think we should have free will and respect for private

00:10:38.440 property in the government that we choose right so that's why i don't think government is inherently

00:10:42.360 socialist the problem okay the problem is in the economy we live in right now there's way too much

00:10:52.160 a disparity between the top earners and the rest so in my opinion maybe people will disagree but

00:11:01.120 in my opinion we should have a better like redistribution of the wealth okay so right now

00:11:09.680 it's not really in what we're talking about anyway but in my opinion we don't have any reason to let

00:11:17.440 let people to get to billions.

00:11:19.720 We don't have any reason to let people get that.

00:11:22.180 All right.

00:11:22.560 That's another discussion.

00:11:23.260 So is the problem, like, we can't talk about that, though.

00:11:26.600 Is the problem with the billionaires,

00:11:29.560 is it the problem that we have people who don't have enough money,

00:11:32.000 or is it the problem that they have too much?

00:11:34.440 What is a bigger problem?

00:11:36.720 I would say people...

00:11:40.000 It's interlinked.

00:11:42.720 I think it's interlinked.

00:11:43.880 Because if, for example, let's say, for example, Tim Hortons, if they have a net profit of one billion, how do they get this net profit of one billion?

00:11:57.040 What do they pay their workers?

00:11:59.540 Are they paying a livable wage, like actually livable?

00:12:04.160 So if they are paying people a livable wage, I'm okay.

00:12:08.940 If that means the workers are actually able to afford everything they should as a person who works, I'm good.

00:12:16.980 As long as everybody can live decently, even if people are like billionaires or something, no problem.

00:12:22.860 The thing is, a lot of times when a business makes that much money, that means they are doing something.

00:12:33.000 either they are not paying people a lot or they have like a monopoly on something okay which is

00:12:41.940 which also makes it bad for the public sometimes it's good for the people working there people who

00:12:47.440 work in finance especially the people like the accountants stuff like that they tend to have

00:12:52.300 a very good salary right but the people who are being affected people who have to put their um

00:13:00.480 like to get mortgages, stuff like that.

00:13:03.460 They are the ones shoddering the fact that

00:13:05.840 they are making a lot of money.

00:13:07.780 Okay.

00:13:08.500 Yeah, so things have gotten worse

00:13:13.340 in that people have not been able to live on minimum wage

00:13:16.480 or anything like that.

00:13:17.180 That is something that has gotten worse.

00:13:19.160 And the more government that we have,

00:13:21.060 the more government regulation that we have had,

00:13:23.180 and technically the more socialist we've been coming,

00:13:25.820 things have been getting worse

00:13:26.700 and we don't have a livable wage, right?

00:13:29.440 The thing is, you can't put that on the government because of lobbying.

00:13:36.460 Based lobbying, that's preventing the government from actually making it...

00:13:42.420 They're lobbying for regulations from the governments.

00:13:45.420 Yes.

00:13:45.700 Right, so they're lobbying for more socialism.

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Unify Action - October 13, 2026

He Said 'We Should Fight Gov't Fraud' - Until I Compared His Idea To DOGE

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