Comparing ACTA and the TPP
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So…
TPP is the US’s new attempt to export their laws, or what they would want to be laws yet they can’t pass them in their country atm.
While I hope Canada will not only not join TPP but will ignore it completly… I suspect that Harper will simply give up all Canadian rights and give the legislative rights to the US…
And people elected him in a majority… *sigh*
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Until the time family members asked her: “such a big sound, even bad ear elderly can not stand your ears able to stand it?” Later,
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First Past The Post != Majority
First Past The Post is a system that has outlived its usefulness. It’s undemocratic in that it doesn’t accurately reflect the wishes of the populace – it can only be used as a tool to look at the wishes of a township. First Past The Post may work in a small country, but it is _not_ democracy – it is rule by the oligarchy, not by the people.