James Moore
speaker
3,438 appearances
16 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 15 Sep
James Moore’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like how should we live together?
And in Canada, in every country, the longer you're around those, a lot of those questions get challenged and stretched with regard to pipelines.
So there, there's sort of four, four reasons, like one,
If you want to be against something, there's always a way.
You have to fight and find a way to try to be for something.
To be against something is really easy.
And if something is complicated as, you know, large pieces of sort of continental infrastructure, there are reasons to be for it and against it.
And the reasons to be against it can be economic.
They can be political.
They can be cultural.
They can be legal.
With regard to pipelines, there are economic reasons to be against it and debate it.
You can say, well, if we're going to spend this money, think about Trans Mountain Pipeline now, obviously, you know, a publicly owned piece of infrastructure.
Should the money go to that or should it go to hospitals or should it go to tax cuts or should it go to debt repayment or should it go to...
child programs on the legal side you know have we reconciled the legal dynamic in British Columbia where you have 143 percent of overlapping land claims in the province if you're going to put a piece of pipe and infrastructure through all of that without knowing definitively who has the right of way who has access to the lands who can permit the building and what happens if there's a spill where are the liabilities where do the profits go there's legal uncertainty with regard to cultural issues you know there's a cultural expectation in the indigenous piece that we just talked about but there's also a cultural expectation of
if you're an Albertan or somebody who works in the energy sector and you're trying to get him, who is it to say that, that we can't have that piece of infrastructure and where, when the courts, the Supreme court has legally determined that we do have that right.
And now you're chastising and insulting me because of where I work and who I work.
There's a, there is judgment in Canada.
There's cultural judgment about people who think that they're better than other people because they, because they happen to not work in the energy sector.
And there is a bit of a looking down on people who are still hewers of wood and drawers of water and,
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