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Originally Posted by Nathan
My guess is that they feel like they've slowly got Saskatchewan to accept more and more privatization (ISC and liquor stores), and they were hoping to/thinking they could push it a little further. But in the end they wound up with some pretty heavy opposition.
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Hello again Nathan, that rings a bell and rather resounds to my experience of the ongoings in province and have noted over a decadal timespan an underlying stream of pavlovian slobberitus as my friend calls it.
By this I mean there seems to be an entraining of the populace to, at some point in time, accept selling our crown jewels.
Not on my watch.
I have discussed this with many of the exact people that are in the positions to answer your inquiries.
I am apolitical and a capitalist.
I recognise this as the Capital List of reasons that when I interact in my work I dissuade privatization because when I buy my beer around here...I want my cash to STAY around here.
Even if the Gov't has to sell it...(booze/insurance/telephony etc.) it is not abhorrent to my opinion.
It would also be beneficial in certain aspects if the gov't of sask gets in on the pot-game too!
That Money needs to
STAY HERE.
@t Sask-tell communications when I communicate with their directors on down to the linesmen and fibre-optical installers etc I let them know we are watching and will have none of it.