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thefacelessballer
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im also a proud canadian
seeseerider
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we have $10.00 lap dances!!! (about $6.50 U.S) not a bad deal hein?
ORGANON CANON
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Our Country ROCKS!
Phemomena
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Re: Re: A Proud Canadian
Yeah, and philly is just such a tropical city...
Rizzo- to the best of my knowlege you can (legally) own guns here, as long as you have the proper permits... hunting is a popular recreational sport in Northern Ontario... and they sell guns in our hardware store... these are more rifles i guess... not sure about hand guns, but i'm sure the same principles apply..
Rex said:
America perfected them all.
And we don't shit ice cubes on a day to day basis.
Yeah, and philly is just such a tropical city...
Rizzo- to the best of my knowlege you can (legally) own guns here, as long as you have the proper permits... hunting is a popular recreational sport in Northern Ontario... and they sell guns in our hardware store... these are more rifles i guess... not sure about hand guns, but i'm sure the same principles apply..
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manny78
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RIZZO said:CANADA is a beautiful country and has some of the nicest cities and wilderness in the world! I have a question about censorship and with your music and television, does it exist?? Your healthcare is great but doesn't it make living there expensive and would you rather have to pay for it and get the better wages?GUN OWNERSHIP?? I have always had my weapons and have several and will not be turning anything into the government EVER, but can you own a private firearm,pisto or rifle? IF NOT would you like to be able to? Will the french canadian sector break away from the rest of canada ever?If so how will it affect the rest of canada?? I have family in vancouver and they grew up in quoquitlum{spelling} and my one cousin lives in seattle but was born in vancouver .He caught hell as a young kid and had to kick some ass because he was the only black kid but he is one mean ass guy now and has american citzenship .His dad is american and his mom canadian.PLEASE answer these questions as I am curious to hear what all my canadian brothers and sisters have to say.I have some canadian neighbors in jamaica and have known them for years and they are from toronto, a nice city and I love the thousand island area up there.Many of my JAMAICAN cousins live in toronto and vancouver and they all love it but they come down to florida and nyc all the time to see the family and have a good time!!
Censorship ? no way there isnt..... Medicaire ? yes it does make your income tax a bit higher but honestly I know people in USA and they'd all switch to our system... Firearms ? you may carry some type but under restrictions we have a different mentality unfortunately you wouldnt like this aspect of our country.... As for the french canadians (Quebecers) they tried twice with a referendum but separatists failed, dont worry about this they're dreaming.... As for black people did Martin Luther King studied in Canada ? Am I right ? cause this was pretty hard back in those days in USA.... minorities here have a good treatment.. believe me
In general, we North Americans need to be a little more accepting of each other. We are the best examples in the world of how do to several things:
1. Democratic free market economies
2. Standards of living
3. General legal codes and rights
4. Relations of unequal partners
That last one is what Im on about. Canada is a Middle power and in that clasification, one of the best. We can be proud in the knowldege that, eventhough we do not have a massive military machine, we still do effect the political dicisions and change in the world. Christ the Unitied NAtions was a Canadian idea supported by the US and won our Prime Minister at the time the Noble peace price. No one can deny that when you need physical help, the US is there to park an aircraft carrier off the beach and settle things, but there is our place too at the table as 'honest broker".
I like the fact that cCanada was there when it counted even if the impact was not great given our size.
In WW1 and WW2 canada sent the largest PERCENTAGE of its population into war of all allied countries.
It ant easy talkin proud when you live next to such a powerfull large friend. We both have our problems. Lets just try and show the world how its done.
Bad Examples of the same relationship
Russia-Afganistan
China-Tiawan
Cambodia-Veitnam
Turkey-Greece
England-Ireland
No need to go on me thinks...
1. Democratic free market economies
2. Standards of living
3. General legal codes and rights
4. Relations of unequal partners
That last one is what Im on about. Canada is a Middle power and in that clasification, one of the best. We can be proud in the knowldege that, eventhough we do not have a massive military machine, we still do effect the political dicisions and change in the world. Christ the Unitied NAtions was a Canadian idea supported by the US and won our Prime Minister at the time the Noble peace price. No one can deny that when you need physical help, the US is there to park an aircraft carrier off the beach and settle things, but there is our place too at the table as 'honest broker".
I like the fact that cCanada was there when it counted even if the impact was not great given our size.
In WW1 and WW2 canada sent the largest PERCENTAGE of its population into war of all allied countries.
It ant easy talkin proud when you live next to such a powerfull large friend. We both have our problems. Lets just try and show the world how its done.
Bad Examples of the same relationship
Russia-Afganistan
China-Tiawan
Cambodia-Veitnam
Turkey-Greece
England-Ireland
No need to go on me thinks...
thefacelessballer
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bump.. i like this thread
BigDdaGanjalist
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big dog said:
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