Mr. Speaker, I appreciate the hon. member's comments. It almost astounds me that we fail to realize what really has caused this problem.
In the 1970s when the government of that day allowed 24 per cent interest rates, allowed farmers and businessmen to be put out of business, I stood beside graves of people who committed suicide because of the overspending and overmanipulation of the political system. Today he makes a very emotional speech. I wonder what he is going to tell his future great-grandchildren when they have no food to put on the table and they shoot each other because of it. Who will they blame then?
It is because the governments of the last 25 years have not been able to make a decent decision to enforce laws, where thousands of people died in two world wars, that is why we have this problem today. We had better realize it or we will go down in history as some of the worst decision makers ever in the country.