NDP's Ukraine comments display troubling moral relativism
July 13, 2015
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as posted by the channelMarissa Semkiw of TheRebel.Media reports that with the NDP rising in the polls, it's time to take a closer look at what this party stands for, especially in terms of foreign policy.
While we can't know for sure how they would govern, we can take some clues by looking at past criticisms. As Foreign Affairs critic, Paul Dewar revealed a tendency towards moral relativism when he said that the Canadian Embassy should not have protected pro-democracy Ukranians during the height of the war in Kyiv because we didn't know which side would win. Will NDP Foreign Policy be guided by a "might makes right" philosophy rather than standing for what is right as Canada has done historically?
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