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Actually you misunderstood my arguments, perhaps you didn't take the time to read what I wrote, but I did read everything you wrote, and frankly I'd like to see more arguments rather than emotions.
For one, I'm not opposing the petition, in fact I'm in support of expediate the parental sponsorship processing, therefore there is no conflict of interest between you and I on this, remember that. However I do have a problem with one attitude: me me me me me.
In addition, you are (or at least the original poster) trying to get more people to sign that petition, correct? Then in fact you are trying to sell an idea in exchange of an action. The question is how: how would you sell that idea to a person who on the other hand has no take on any of these sponsorship issues? In fact, some may even consider that allowing your parent to come to Canada would actually hurt their interests. So how would you get them to support you?
Well my approach to such conflict would be:
1. Think in their shoes for a moment, find out what makes them uneasy, find out what their attention and interests are, in short, know my audience.
2. Think win-win, and if win-win is not possible, then consider the approach that is the least-damaging to them, therefore making it easier for them to accept my proposal. This process could take multiple iterations: with one interation focusing on one small part of the big issue.
3. Compromise, to as much as I could afford in order to achieve a balance. In this particular case, in order for my in-laws to come here more quickly, I'd be willing to sign a garantee to fully sponsor all their expenses for an x number of years after their arrival in Canada. Why? Because I understand the concerns of some Canadians that an aging parent could add further pressure on the already fragile social programs.
Frankly I think screaming bloody murder is not going to solve this problem. Temporarily perhaps, since this is a minority government and government does cave in due to overwhelming public pressure, but it's not an encouraging long-term solution.
Hey, I'll take your invitation to dine at your place, it's a deal then!
For one, I'm not opposing the petition, in fact I'm in support of expediate the parental sponsorship processing, therefore there is no conflict of interest between you and I on this, remember that. However I do have a problem with one attitude: me me me me me.
In addition, you are (or at least the original poster) trying to get more people to sign that petition, correct? Then in fact you are trying to sell an idea in exchange of an action. The question is how: how would you sell that idea to a person who on the other hand has no take on any of these sponsorship issues? In fact, some may even consider that allowing your parent to come to Canada would actually hurt their interests. So how would you get them to support you?
Well my approach to such conflict would be:
1. Think in their shoes for a moment, find out what makes them uneasy, find out what their attention and interests are, in short, know my audience.
2. Think win-win, and if win-win is not possible, then consider the approach that is the least-damaging to them, therefore making it easier for them to accept my proposal. This process could take multiple iterations: with one interation focusing on one small part of the big issue.
3. Compromise, to as much as I could afford in order to achieve a balance. In this particular case, in order for my in-laws to come here more quickly, I'd be willing to sign a garantee to fully sponsor all their expenses for an x number of years after their arrival in Canada. Why? Because I understand the concerns of some Canadians that an aging parent could add further pressure on the already fragile social programs.
Frankly I think screaming bloody murder is not going to solve this problem. Temporarily perhaps, since this is a minority government and government does cave in due to overwhelming public pressure, but it's not an encouraging long-term solution.
Hey, I'll take your invitation to dine at your place, it's a deal then!

最初由 cupid 发布
我是家里唯一的小孩。所以父母能不能来加,和来加后能不能享受福利,
是我移民的先决条件。在出国之前,我和父母就这个问题谈过多次。
所以你上面的问题对我就不成立。如果没有free universal health care,
那我就不会来,更谈不上会不会sponsor我父母来。
渐渐,我的情况和你不同。我考虑自身利益的出发点和你也不同。
所以,你反驳我的论点时所用的论据本身我都认为不成立。
呵呵,哪天咱们有机会坐在一起吃饭,聊天的时候再细细商榷吧。