Like a good neighbor, eh?

Another outstanding cover of The Economist. It's a sharp commentary on how Canada is serving as a bastion of Western values (you know, the good kind) in a time when the U.S. and Western Europe is struggling to live up to the ideals that have been some of the West's greatest contributions. 

In some ways, it makes sense for us to perhaps hand over the Statue of Liberty to our friends up North. Not permanently. Just for safe-keeping until our irrational moods subside. They're good neighbors. They'll take good care of her and give her back unscathed when we ask for it. 

In case you're interested in reading the article for yourself, here's the link.