No, I just try to keep my eye on the widerpicture.
Really. The UK, a basket case of a country that is coming apart at the seams, with a separatist party running each of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, gets this kind of treatment but the continent of Africa doesn’t even get a guy to go check things out? Despite everyone saying it’s set to boom and Carney having a mandate to seek out new trade relationships? Give your head a fuckin’ shake.
I’m sure in your mind somewhere, there is a very logic link.
But realize that for everyone outside your bubble, picking between a South Korean’s company submarine model and a German’s company submarine model has absolutely no relation whatsoever with Africa, and probably not much to do with the UK either.
The point was to illustrate Carney’s Eurocentrism with an example, seeing as people seemed to assume my opinion was settled based on the submarine news alone. I wasn’t trying to link Africa with South Korea, Germany, or Norway.
So, just talking out of your ass then.
No, I just try to keep my eye on the wider picture.
Really. The UK, a basket case of a country that is coming apart at the seams, with a separatist party running each of Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, gets this kind of treatment but the continent of Africa doesn’t even get a guy to go check things out? Despite everyone saying it’s set to boom and Carney having a mandate to seek out new trade relationships? Give your head a fuckin’ shake.
I’m sure in your mind somewhere, there is a very logic link.
But realize that for everyone outside your bubble, picking between a South Korean’s company submarine model and a German’s company submarine model has absolutely no relation whatsoever with Africa, and probably not much to do with the UK either.
The point was to illustrate Carney’s Eurocentrism with an example, seeing as people seemed to assume my opinion was settled based on the submarine news alone. I wasn’t trying to link Africa with South Korea, Germany, or Norway.
If you want an example, use $150,000,000 in taxpayer dollars to enter Canada in Eurovision.
And maybe this public ‘eurocentrism’ might be a good idea with our current negotiations with our largest trading partner who insists we need them.