Anti-Americanism-Why?
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Don't fight, let DM's spidey hypnotize youDrunken Master said:
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I think to be fair, not all Americans are like Yennut (if he is what he says he is), and not all Canadians don't hate American's as a whole. I saw some valuable responses in this thread from American here that are very positive.
As in all cultures and groups, the actions of a few, ruin it for everyone....yennut painted a bad picture of all American's in his mad ravings. Maybe that was his goal and he accomplished it. My advise is that we take it with a laugh and move on. Canada and America have very good relationships...I am not that familiar with global politics, but I think you would be hard pressed to find this kind of relationship anywhere else. But, its those small group of ignorants that ruin it for everyone. Canadians do this also!
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Good point. Let's begin to mock him in the most homo-erotic Canadian way possible. Who'd like to begin?GIMME said:
Why can't we all just get along?
The question that plagues us day by day... We always must feel better/supperior to other humans as a result of how the world has developed into countries rather than being globalized...But complaining about where we are won't help so I'll try to help answer your questions about the unique Canadian/American relationship...
Understand first that my perspective is unique... I went to an American military school for three years, along with being born and growing up in canada.... But the deal is important to understand that Canadians don't trust Americans now that the US has gone in a fundamental right direction... Canada is heading in the wrong direction right now, the left is not helping... Look at the indecisiveness of Paul Martin... What a jackass!
This is one of the primary strains on the canada/america relationship... As a Canadian I i love my country of course... However in America its different you LOVE your country... You want to serve to protect it, the history is so much deeper than ours.. In a way our populace lacks nationalism that is created very effectively for America by its past.
Good starting point, i'll write more later
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The question that plagues us day by day... We always must feel better/supperior to other humans as a result of how the world has developed into countries rather than being globalized...But complaining about where we are won't help so I'll try to help answer your questions about the unique Canadian/American relationship...
Understand first that my perspective is unique... I went to an American military school for three years, along with being born and growing up in canada.... But the deal is important to understand that Canadians don't trust Americans now that the US has gone in a fundamental right direction... Canada is heading in the wrong direction right now, the left is not helping... Look at the indecisiveness of Paul Martin... What a jackass!
This is one of the primary strains on the canada/america relationship... As a Canadian I i love my country of course... However in America its different you LOVE your country... You want to serve to protect it, the history is so much deeper than ours.. In a way our populace lacks nationalism that is created very effectively for America by its past.
Good starting point, i'll write more later
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I understand completely how Americans "LOVE" their country and we only love ours. Can somebody explain to me how radical muslim fundamentalists are any different than the whack jobs like yennut who "LOVE" their country. I think given the same opportunities they might come across as one and the same. Just a thought by somebody who only loves his country.
First, I'd tie yennut to the bed and paint him red. Communist red. Then, after putting on my Joe McCarthy mask, I get out my vice grips. While chanting "You miserable UnAmerican piece of shit, you deserve this, you bitch", I would.....yychobbyist said:
Well, you guess the rest.
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then begin to slather his body in poutine all the while singing "Frere Jacques" and reading Mao's little Red Book. Next I......Drunken Master said:
I happened to be one of those “off-shore aliens” who had a choice, many years ago, to migrate to either the USA or Canada. After visiting several cities in both countries, including touring through the “ghettos” of those cities, I quickly decided on Canada. After visiting the ghettos in Detroit and New York, then the so-called “ghettos” in Toronto and Vancouver in Canada, I appreciated the strengths, powers and prosperities of the US yet settled for Canada’s more balanced value of life and willingness to share. Call me a socialist - communist - if you will; I made the right decision – Canada is a great country to live in and raise a family, with due respect to the mighty US.yennut said:
48 pages on a troll?
I thought you guys were smarter than that.
I'm an American and I love Canada. If you had more than 2 weeks of summer and the taxes not so brutal, I'd move here in a flash (probably Toronto).
I thought you guys were smarter than that.
I'm an American and I love Canada. If you had more than 2 weeks of summer and the taxes not so brutal, I'd move here in a flash (probably Toronto).
Canadian "Ghettos" are conviniently located out of sight way up north, so no one has to see them.iam0234 said:
They are called "First nation " reservations.
I made the choice to be an American a few years back. I now live in Canada. While Canada has some positives I wouldn't trade the USA for any other place in the world, including my place of birth, Germany.
