Élections Québec 2018

Pour qui voterez-vous

  • PQ

    Votes: 12 8.5%
  • PLQ

    Votes: 23 16.3%
  • QS

    Votes: 5 3.5%
  • CAQ

    Votes: 83 58.9%
  • Annulation

    Votes: 18 12.8%

  • Total voters
    141
  • Poll closed .
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c'est des bonne idée mais le 3/4 des candidat c'est des criss de tata. Genre le gars de l'assomption
 
Réformer l'aide sociale. Quand tu veux proposer ça au Québec, tu es vu comme un réactionnaire qu'on doit museler. C'est quasiment perçu comme de la propagande haineuse d'extrême-droite.
 
Réformer l'aide sociale. Quand tu veux proposer ça au Québec, tu es vu comme un réactionnaire qu'on doit museler. C'est quasiment perçu comme de la propagande haineuse d'extrême-droite.

Moi je voulais faire travailler les détenus en groupe de 5 , chaines au pied , pour nettoyer le bord des autoroutes .... trop drastique ?
 
Un gouvernement minoritaire ca serait de la marde pcq le reste des mongols au parlement bloquerait toute et ca finirait avec une autre élection a court terme ou pire encore, 4 ans d'indécision et de statu quo

Sont tellement caves que 4 ans de status quo ça me tente.
 
Moi je voulais faire travailler les détenus en groupe de 5 , chaines au pied , pour nettoyer le bord des autoroutes .... trop drastique ?

non, c'est juste la moindre des choses. y coute assez cher a l'état calvers que les faire travailler, couterais moins cher en contrat de pelouse.
 
"Georgia Department of Corrections
Pat Biegler, director of the Georgia Public Works department stated that the prison labor system implemented in Georgia facilities saves the department around US$140,000 per week.[30] The largest county prison work camp in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County Prison, saves the city around $17 to US$20 million annually according to officials, with local entities also benefiting from the monetary funds the program receives from the state of Georgia.[30] According to Prison Warden of Muscogee County Prison, Dwight Hamrick, the top priority is to provide prison labor to Columbus Consolidated Government and to rehabilitate inmates, with all inmates being required to work. Inmates performing tasks related to sanitation, golf course, recycling, and landfill receive a monetary compensation of around US$3 per day, while those in jobs such as facility maintenance, transportation, and street beautification do not receive any compensation.[30]"
 
"Georgia Department of Corrections
Pat Biegler, director of the Georgia Public Works department stated that the prison labor system implemented in Georgia facilities saves the department around US$140,000 per week.[30] The largest county prison work camp in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County Prison, saves the city around $17 to US$20 million annually according to officials, with local entities also benefiting from the monetary funds the program receives from the state of Georgia.[30] According to Prison Warden of Muscogee County Prison, Dwight Hamrick, the top priority is to provide prison labor to Columbus Consolidated Government and to rehabilitate inmates, with all inmates being required to work. Inmates performing tasks related to sanitation, golf course, recycling, and landfill receive a monetary compensation of around US$3 per day, while those in jobs such as facility maintenance, transportation, and street beautification do not receive any compensation.[30]"


Aux USA le loophole c'est que l'esclavage est illégal SAUF si c'est un prisonnier.
 
"Georgia Department of Corrections
Pat Biegler, director of the Georgia Public Works department stated that the prison labor system implemented in Georgia facilities saves the department around US$140,000 per week.[30] The largest county prison work camp in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County Prison, saves the city around $17 to US$20 million annually according to officials, with local entities also benefiting from the monetary funds the program receives from the state of Georgia.[30] According to Prison Warden of Muscogee County Prison, Dwight Hamrick, the top priority is to provide prison labor to Columbus Consolidated Government and to rehabilitate inmates, with all inmates being required to work. Inmates performing tasks related to sanitation, golf course, recycling, and landfill receive a monetary compensation of around US$3 per day, while those in jobs such as facility maintenance, transportation, and street beautification do not receive any compensation.[30]"
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"Georgia Department of Corrections
Pat Biegler, director of the Georgia Public Works department stated that the prison labor system implemented in Georgia facilities saves the department around US$140,000 per week.[30] The largest county prison work camp in Columbus, Georgia, Muscogee County Prison, saves the city around $17 to US$20 million annually according to officials, with local entities also benefiting from the monetary funds the program receives from the state of Georgia.[30] According to Prison Warden of Muscogee County Prison, Dwight Hamrick, the top priority is to provide prison labor to Columbus Consolidated Government and to rehabilitate inmates, with all inmates being required to work. Inmates performing tasks related to sanitation, golf course, recycling, and landfill receive a monetary compensation of around US$3 per day, while those in jobs such as facility maintenance, transportation, and street beautification do not receive any compensation.[30]"

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Ça serait parfait et très rentable, sauf que les syndicats chialeraient (as usual)
 
Arrêtez avec vos délires... Le taux de criminalité est présentement vraiment bas. Et ce qui coûte cher à l'état, c'est pas les BS. C'est les curés du XX1ème siècle, les docteurs et leurs hôpitaux, qui pompent vos taxes en vous donnant très peu en retour. C'est eux qu'il faut surveiller, au lieu de tout leur donner sans confessions.

Comme par hasard, ceux qui ont le cul dans la chaise sont tous des docs ou à peu près. Coincidence? Penses pas...
 
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