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Canada were &.8t.ced the ~ame questi on9 .:>:hances are that he would know the aaswero A great ma.ny Canadians are living today ~rho liiOUld not. be9 i.i' there had not been democra:cyo These people know of the famous writ=!-Iabeas Corpus-which states that-- no man may be thrown into prison unjustly 9
or kept. there without a tria.l 9 and tltThi~h theref'orva 9 is one of the bless.ings of democracyo Another bless.j.ng is that a cit~zen may walk about the streets of his town freely9 he
may W·orship wberever he desirresD he . may speak to anyone wishesD an.dl e;enerally live as hA pleaseso In all these advantages 11,~ the intrinsic value of democracyo
he
Therefore9 a demoC~racy fulfils many oonditionso It is o. country in which one can liveD spea.kD work.!) and wot"'sh:ip freely-' 1t is .a land whic~j one can try· to better th!"cough honest ef.t'ort.9 and it is a nation of people ~~ork= i:ng toge·ther to tir'y to make itself an.d the rest of·the
world a better placeo
Socialism g
Communism~
You have two cows $ you gi.ve one to your Yol.l have two cov,r~s ~ you give both to the
Fa01sm~
Ameri.JaL
You have two cows~ you keep both .:;ows and give the ~ilk to the government which lets you buy part of 1t back.
Neli\1 Deal g You have two cows o The government shoots one 9 buys the milk from
tre other and pours· it down the sewer 0 ·
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GOVERNMENTS
neighb:> ur o government which gives you part of the milko
the govermnent shoots you .9 Capitalismg , You have two cows" You sell one and buy
l\lazism g
You have two ccrws;
takes both cows>~ and sell!q the milk.
a bulL Social Creditg You
Ba.cteriag The back Unawareg The last
shoot the bullo
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door of the cafeteriao
thing you take off before go1.ng to bed and the first thing you put· on in the mornJ.ngo