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Prosperity Ahead Without Canadian Wheat Board Monopoly

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    #11
    Fran,

    This is very useful political training!

    I enjoy this specialty they use on me often. THe ruder the comment... the better the impact!!!

    It is called 'Socialization'!!!

    Abusive

    Abusive ad hominem (also called personal abuse or personal attacks) usually involves insulting or belittling one's opponent in order to attack his claim or invalidate his argument, but can also involve pointing out factual but apparent character flaws or actions that are irrelevant to the opponent's argument. This tactic is logically fallacious because insults and negative facts about the opponent's personal character have nothing to do with the logical merits of the opponent's arguments or assertions.


    The railways were VERY proud of using this tactic on me... grins from ear to ear!!!

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      #12
      PROSPERITY Butt for whom, clipboarders,
      brokers, dudes livin near the us boarder,
      multinational grain companies, rr's,
      specaial deals fer the big guys. Everyone
      except Comedian farmers. Oh well, what
      else is new. We'll get what we desserve,
      ifn the board crumbles, the way Angriville
      sees tings. Don't count yer chicks before
      they hatch though!!!!!

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        #13
        I always find it interesting seeing someone claim poverty and yet posting with an Mac/Apple product. You have paid at least 50 % more than a PC in a competitive market based on a Mac's superior performace over other computers. I suspect competition is what keeps Apple sharp and a competitive advantage over other computers like RIM/Blackberry. You could afford it and you made the choice to pay the premium (Apple does not negotiate on price).

        So in a non competitive world, is the CWB the equivalent of the Apple products, RIM/Blackberry or the traditional telephone (maybe the one with the crank on the side)?

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          #14
          Do realize RIM not in the computer game but have to been struggling to keep up with technology in the smart phone arena.

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            #15
            Maybe the premiums obtained from the CWB allowed you to but the expensive Mac computer. You likely had to finance your computer purchase over 18 months to match your initial payments, adjustments and final.

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              #16
              I wish we could afford apple products.

              Guess I'm not growing enough wheat board grains?

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