I would like to see a poll done asking the question of whether Canadians would be open to adopting European models and the Euro, or adopting American models and U.S currency.
I'm confident that the poll would show a overwhelming majority still loyal to Europe. I believe we still share allot of the same beliefs and ideologies. Which is why we elected Liberal so often in our history. And why we elected a Progressive Conservative government, and why we won't elect a New Conservative Party. <---- My accurate assumption that is
Now I'm not saying we should adopt the Euro, but the results of the poll would prove to be interesting facts to know. Because if we are as a culture still very much European, then that would be in direct conflict with the U.S.
OR would it really be a conflict with the U.S majority or conflict with the minority who vote and elect the Republicans. Is there loyal Europeans still in the U.S as well? that's a good question.
According to T.R Reid in his book "United States of Europe" he explains how the European Union has overpowerd U.S companies wanting to merge. The European Union also forces American companies to change their regulations of their products in order to sell in the European market. Which I should add is a larger market then the U.S. So his conclusion is with the growing power that Europe is having over the U.S, we could see loyalist demanding European models like health care in the U.S.
One would think that with the Americanization of Canada, where American corporations are starting to influence our government decisions (More Integration), one could only imagine what sorts of affects the Europeanization of the U.S will do to them.
As our government moves to harmonize our regulations with the U.S, the U.S will be forced to harmonize their regulations to Europe in order to sell in that market. We just may see Canada and U.S regulations harmonizing with European regulations in the future. Which would not be a bad thing considering they have regulations that protect the public, much better then our regulations that use people as test rats.
Kevin