[Toddsterpatriot]

Not like this road, no.

Some roads are okay and some destroy the nation?

I look at the long-term affects of this road and the importance of this road to the North American Community agenda, and I see the blurring of borders, the blurring of national identities, the blurring of economies and the loss of our sovereignty.

Time to check your eyeglass prescription?

This is hardly just any road.

I know, evil road. Any other roads we should tear up, for the children?

[SittinYonder]

Time to check your eyeglass prescription?

lol

I know, evil road. Any other roads we should tear up, for the children?

If you have a point to make, and if you want to make it in a civil manner, then that's fine. You don't have to agree with me. But if all you can do is be insulting and foolish, then take it up with someone who's interested.

I'm not.

I've made my case. You're welcome to disagree and clearly you do. I've been civil in my responses to you in spite of your sarcasm and condescending attitude. But the increasing level of condescenion in your responses does nothing to argue against the points I've made about the North American Community report.

If your position is that this enhances free trade and is therefore a good thing, then why not argue that position rather than trying to be rude and insulting?

[itsahoot]

Some roads are okay and some destroy the nation?

---------Note this is a reply to Toddsterpatriot

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You are either paid to try and obfuscate the issues, or you are a fool, I have time for neither.