People would be hired for their ability- not arbitrarily by race, colour, gender, and religion<\/p>\n
Editor's note: Mr.Trusslerwrites in responsetoLetter to the editor:Freedom and Democracy.<\/p>\n
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To the Editor<\/p>\n
Trevor Schindeler has never given thought that our unparalleled standard of living is because of competition.<\/p>\n
Without competition there is monopoly and un-accountability: monopolies made possible by trade and professional unions.<\/p>\n
Unions should also have to compete for members.Why should anyone be forced to belong to a union to practice his or her trade and profession? This universal acceptance is one of the biggest curtailments of our freedom. (freedom to work)<\/p>\n
Libertarians believe in competition. They would not replace education, health care, or any other sovereign monopoly with a private system but would allow the private sector to compete and hold all accountable.<\/p>\n
People would be hired for their ability- not arbitrarily by race, colour, gender, and religion.<\/p>\n
People who are able should help themselves and their families and those unable to do so receive non-political government help and assistance.<\/p>\n
Everyone should be given the necessary assistance to survive and prosper, not just catering to the fittest or those who succeed on a level playing field.<\/p>\n
Mr.Schindeler: Libertarians are not naive.<\/p>\n
Paul TrusslerNorth Bay<\/p>\n
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