12 - Wednesday, October 16 1985 - North Shore News

APARTHEID politics continue in South Africa, with racial
discrimination and bloodshed being common daily oc-
curences. Some nations are rejecting South Africa’s policies
through boycotting the country’s products and ending trade

Would you boycott S.A. products?

2S CE
inquiring
reporter

Peter Parker

North Vancouver

I wouldn't boycott their
products. I don’t think
it’s any of our damn
business.

Barrett Fisher

TELEPHONE . ANSWERING
EQUIPMENT

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North Vancouver

As an individual, 1
wouldn't, because my
boycotting apartheid
wouldn’t have an effect,
but the government has
pressure, so it would have
an effect, hopefully.

Ron McQuarrie

North Vancouver

It's nothing to do with
this country. Why should
we get involved?

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Andy Geoghegan
Toronto

} wouldn't do it. It
wouldn't help .the situa-
tion. But negotiations
may help between the
blacks and whites.

relations, while others have shown support for the segre-
gated society through supplying arms and supplies. Inquir-
ing reporter asks people on the street if they as individuals
should get involved. Today's question is:

Betty Scott

North Vancouver

That's a simplistic answer
to a complex problem.
Boycotting is not going to
have any effect. It could
worsen the problem by
interfering with trade.

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