CBC news

[rumrocks]

For the media, an ongoing crisis is comparable to 190 bu./ acre canola crop for a farmer.

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[AlbertaFarmer5]

Further to what I was saying above regarding seeing things from the opposite perspective, and specifically the NFU.

On this site, Chuck tries to present himself as a moderate centrist, representative of typical western Canadians, yet to most of us, he appears to be from the radical left fringe.

This apparent discrepancy becomes much clearer when you learn about the membership, and political ambitions of the NFU, of which he is a member. Compared to their extreme marxist membership, Chuck likely feels like an alt right conservative next to them. So when he surrounds himself with that type of people, and that type of newsfeeds, he rightfully feels that he takes the sensible middle ground on most issues, and by default, the majority in the actual political center must be right wing lunatics. His view point on the political spectrum has shifted so far left, and for so long, and ignored the existence of anything right of that point, that it now feels like center.

It is all about perspective. We are all guilty of viewing the world through our own unique and local lenses. And accept the biases of the people we associate with, and the news sources we gravitate to.

Reading certain members of this forum is such an interesting study in human nature and political ideologies.

[shtferbrains]

CBC S/B charged with treason for their coverage of the recent blockades.

The local tribes kept trying to say they didn't support the people protesting in thier name.

CBC gave some coverage but no more than a few words.

I remember listening to John Glens earth orbit and used to turn it on at 5 to 6 to get the AM news.

I can't take 5 minutes at any time of the day.

No country for old farmers.