XPost: can.politics, ab.politics, bc.politics   
   From: Panca@nyet.ca   
      
   On 10/16/2014 7:35 PM, TomP wrote:   
   > Harper has always been out of touch with the reality that Canadians live in.   
   > This government has not been concerned with the problems of the 'little   
   > people'. Striking airline attendants are deemed essential service and must be   
   > regulated back to work. They have also focused on cell phones which is   
   another   
   > major concern of the elite. If Canadians won't settle for cheap wages then   
   > we'll bring in foreign workers that will. If the farmers won't sell their   
   wheat   
   > to the grain companies cheap then we'll break up the Wheat Board.   
   >   
   > "Look Lovee, we can now write off Junior's Squash lessons".   
   >   
   > Meanwhile, Mulcair is trying to set up a daycare program to help families   
   with   
   > their work lives to try to make a decent life for themselves.   
   >   
   > Harper just doesn't get it. He has a 'Let them eat cake' mentality. He really   
   > can't understand the needs of average Canadians or the country.   
      
      
   It would be enough if voters remembered this simple lesson:  If you elect a   
   government that is Conservative (Republican in the U.S.), you elect a   
   government that represents the upper middle class to the very rich.  That   
   includes corporations that are also very rich.   
      
   Any country that votes in governments that represent the minority of its   
   citizenry - the wealthy - is either very stupid or believing that those who are   
   wealthy are going to 'share their wealth'.  They will NEVER share their wealth.   
     That's one of the ways they became wealthy.   
      
   So the answer for the majority of people in any country is:  elect a government   
   that will represent the majority of the people in your country.   
   Not a difficult concept.  For those who can think for themselves.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)