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page 2 - January 4, 1978 - North Shore News,

BY Jil SMITH

The first European explor-. in some nebulous sense, it ers were roaming through represents the degree of

the -backlands of Australia

ame a wt ar snare mean, am an, Sen heuer ema tt we le So BUETUR CORE

BOVormmICoAe SERUCE VOEREROEE J5 guided by a handful of the ‘ism’? exists im the

Aborigines. A strange attitudes and actions of the animal ~ came

ism’’, ‘‘communism’’ and all

the other ‘“‘isms’’ are basic- American branch plantism

ally like kangaroo. What has not been without its.

each of them means is “I rewards for Canadians in don’t know’’ for various years gone by. But, in the

branches of socio-economic modern setting, it is temen-

thinkers. dously threatening. More

| and more branch plants are Jargon has overwhelmed finding that it is cheaper to us, inundated us with words manufacture in the low-wage

that really have no meaning. areas like Korea: and the | * Communism’’, for in- Philippines than to operate in

stance, certainly meant Canada. Within the decade, ‘something different to Marx we could find that the

than:it means to contempor- manufacturing side efbranch | will .

ary Russian leaders. The operations in Canada — trouble with jargon, you see, have moved to other. coun- is that it prevemts us from ries, even thouch we micht poychetegically dependent on those branch If it weren’t for jargon — plants. _ which results in us arguing oo, about whether Canada Canada needs her own

should have more or lesS ‘‘ism’’ based on natural .

“‘socialism’’ when we can’t domestic industry, hard work even agree on the true and an expanded . sophisti- meaning of ‘‘socialism’’ — cation in dealing with inter- we could get down to the national competition. We significant question of need to deveisp our own defining our exact socio- technology rather than economic objectives . i depending on handouts from concrete terms. the U.S. This is the message -. of the Canadian Federation Cut through the political of Independent Business: we Jargon of any nation and need to develop our own companies to truth: each country has create our own ‘‘ism’’. developed its own ‘“‘ism’’. There’s Americanism. _ It’s time, in other words, There’s Germanism. There’s to have a good answer when Japanism, Brazilisam and people ask ‘‘ Italianism. The ‘‘ism’’ can’t with Canada? Kangaroo be solidly defined [although, simply won’t do anymore.

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