Bang on Farm Ranger the NFU is a suicide cult.
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The core of the NFU is supply management, and the CWB. We all know this. Tossing aside their views on all issues due to their core value is plain folly.
It reminds me of one of our councillors who has stated that his hate for a particular ratepayer will automatically cause him to vote against anything that this person presents to council.
I see the same thing happening here with NFU ideas on why CETA will harm Canadian farmers. Ideas that would need to be really elongated to rationally tie them to their core.
What is so wrong with trying to protect the use of farm saved seeds? Just one of their ideas. Oh!, I know, it's a suicide cult that demanding it.
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If you really think they're trying to save "farm saved seed" then all you have done is bought into their rhetoric without actually understanding their knee-jerk anti-corporate, anti-business, anti-property rights position.
Yes that's right your so-called defenders of farm saved seed are actually against property rights. You don't have to read a whole heck of a lot of their propaganda to see it.
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wilagro the NFU is made up of born again Marxists, some of whom just happen to farm. Virtually every policy they cheer-lead for costs, or will cost, myself and the majority of other farmers money, as well as the further loss of our independence, our freedoms and our ability to run our own businesses as we see fit.
They ignore facts, do shoddy research, and use faulty logic.
They are against, trade, technology,and property rights, not to mention minding their own business.
Their raison detre is class warfare and the redistribution of wealth from those who have earned it to those who haven't.
The NFU worldview has played itself out in many countries all over the world throughout history with the same results every time, misery and poverty.
So no I am not a fan.
This CETA thing is their same old, tired, worn out fear-mongering, boogie woogie about freer trade. Their argument as per usual is 180 degrees off from where it should be. Basically the NFU is worried that trade will actually become too free between us and the EU when what they should really be concerned about is that it won't be free enough.
Farmers are traders wilagro, anything that frees up trade is good for farmers anything that further restricts it is bad for farmers. Once again the "farmer" NFU is pushing for something that would be bad for farmers. Frankly, I'm not surprised, its what they do.
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<i>NFU is the only group, that actually
understands what is going on</i>
If that's the case, then why are they always on
the side of restricting trade when western grain
farmers rely so heavily on trade for our
livelihood? Doesn't the NFU like western grain
farmers?
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Told you you'd be wasting your time Wilagro. Once most of these guys get done boasting who has the biggest machinery and the poorest crop they don't have much time left for thinking about what might affect their longer term futures. The power of their reasoning demonstrated in this thread doesn't give one much hope that they would be able to think it through to a logical conclusion anyway.
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wd9: If YOU can't figure it out it doesn't really matter what I think is wrong with CETA in the least. If YOU see nothing wrong with its objectives then go support Stockwell Day and be happy.
Im not even arguing...I just wanted you guys and gals to be aware of changes coming if this CETA goes through. Better than waiting until you get poll-axed and then sit up, rub your heads and say WTF happened.
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