There Is A Whole School Of Canadian

When Political And Business Leaders Tell The Public - Any Public - 'we Don't Trust You To Make The Right Decision' - They Prejudice That Electorate Against The Very Proposals They Want It To Accept And Undermine Public Confidence In Themselves.

The Trouble With "sacrifices As Symbolic Acts" Is That The Immediate Impact On Those For Whom The Sacrifice Is Made Quickly Fades, While The Impact On Those Who Actually Make The Sacrifice Can Go On And On.

Remember The Referendum On The Charlottetown Constitutional Accord? The More Canada's Political And Business Elites Threatened Canadians That The Country Would Disappear Into A Black Hole If The Accord Weren't Passed, The More Canadians Opposed It.

Where You Find All The Worries About Immigration, I Think The Way To Handle That Is To Listen To The Person That's Got Concerns, And Then Try To Move That In A Positive Direction, As Opposed To Decrying It And Saying, 'don't Even Raise That, You Can't Raise That.'

Populism Is About Is Alienation In Large Numbers Of People, But Aggravated And Provoked By A Deteriorating Economic Conditions.