Why does the perspective of the government of Canada matter?
Their perspective might as well be that canadian citizens are tax-cows to be milked until dry.
We should care about the people not the government.
Their perspective might as well be that canadian citizens are tax-cows to be milked until dry.
We should care about the people not the government.
It's not as solid of a distinction outside the U.S. where there is so much anti-government "them vs. us" mentality (rightly or wrongly).
If I say "the Government of Canada wants to legalize marijuana", it's generally safe to assume that is the will of the people unless evidence is presented to the contrary.
Of course, the government can and does occasionally go against the will of the people but that's more the exception than the rule.