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It's not really intellectual property that is the issue, it is the contract Canada signed with the company. It's really no different than if Canada contracted w
by rhino369 12y ago
It's not really intellectual property that is the issue, it is the contract Canada signed with the company. It's really no different than if Canada contracted with a food distributor and the distributor was dragging its feet. The issue there wouldn't be food property rights, it's picking the shitty distributor.