Mr. Speaker, the Conservatives have come up with this imaginary food tax. If we were to carry their logic through on this one, it would mean we would take away the taxes on the income of a farmer, a truck driver or a store clerk because they also add to the food costs, no doubt.
At the end of the day, it is all imaginary with the Conservatives. They have clearly demonstrated that their ideas just do not work. They are not feasible. Why should any Canadian give any credibility to the types of silly motions we have before us today in the House of Commons?