Mr. Speaker, I know it is hard for the hon. member to understand that under capital gains the $100,000 is for the small investor, the person who tries to put a little aside to get ahead because they know darn well with what is happening underneath the government there will be nothing there for their old age unless they look after themselves. The government will take it all away from them anyway while its members make sure their pensions are well kept and they are well fed before they think about the poor average working class person. It is a shame.
When the member asks about capital gains at the $100,000 level it creates investments. It gives the Canadian working people a chance to get ahead where the government cannot weave and sneak in between and take it from their bank accounts, which this government is so very good at.