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From: ruthb@blic.BLI.COM (Ruth Bevan)
Newsgroups: news.misc,news.admin,comp.misc
Subject: Re: HELP ME (*Oh, what a flame for JJ@Portal*)
Summary: what's being Canadian got to do with it?
Message-ID: <386@blic.BLI.COM>
Date: 13 Jun 88 17:37:27 GMT
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In article <64@uisc1.UUCP>, root@uisc1.UUCP (Super user) writes:

> What would you Canadians do without government intervention?

This statement served to negate what up until then I had considered
an excelllent posting! Censorship in any form is unacceptable to
the thinking individual and smacks of fear and the need to control.
I agree with the parallels drawn to South Africa, but this last line
totally lost me. I am an American, who spent years living in Toronto.
While Canada is no Utopia, I assure you they see a lot less of government
intervention than we do. Their news isn't censored to give an unbelievable
pro-American slant on all international issues, and their bureaucracy
serves, not rules. I fail completely to understand the relevancy of this
statement, which may constitute me a member of Einstein's "majority
of the stupid", if so I'd appreciate having explained what I obviously
missed.






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