XPost: can.politics, nf.general, ns.general   
   XPost: ont.politics, bc.politics   
   From: rotf@lmao.nf   
      
   On 25/11/2013 8:21 PM, ConɀRConɀ wrote:   
   > On 11/25/2013 3:11 PM, Carter wrote:   
   >> Why are you trying to politicize something that is not a   
   >> political   
   >> issue? Any Canadian government, regardless of it's political   
   >> stripe,   
   >> would appeal this nonsensical ruling.   
   >   
   >   
   > If it's "not a political issue", why is the government of   
   > Canada involved?   
      
   Sorry I left out a word, although I would have thought you would   
   have understood my message by simply reading the last sentence.   
      
   Let me rephrase the question; Why are you trying to make a   
   partisan political issue out of something which isn't? This is   
   not a political issue, partisan or otherwise, it is an issue of   
   international trade.   
      
   To answer your question; Governments are involved in many things   
   which have nothing to do with politics. An example of that it the   
   humanitarian operation, involving the military DART team, which   
   our federal government is presently running in The Philippines.   
      
   My question, as rephrased, still stands. I'm curious.   
      
   Carter   
      
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