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[...much deleted, just defending (one of ) my countries ....]

>>
>>Just like Americans take pride in their flag, anthem, and whatever they can
>>think of, there are those who believe that Canada is a great country,
>>despite the results of the referendum.
>>
>
>I am certainly not going to disagree that Canada is a great country
>despite what this fascist province tends to think, however I am not
>quite so sure that the all encompassing flag waving that the Americans
>do is quite what I want for my country. The quite pride that Canadians
>show in their country is to me much more touching and frankly safe than
>the 'Love it or leave it all American attitude' that our friends to the
>south often enjoy.
>

I'm going to try and not respond to this in a nasty way, but
both of you, I find are REALLY offensive. This is pure generalization on
both of your parts. Sure, those people exist, the same sort of "love it or
leave it" people exist in Canada. I just won't sit and listen to people bash
America for stereotypes. You're both propogating all the negative
views on yourselves....


Really, I'm a dual citizen, and I've lived in both, Peter, Troy, have you? 
Before you label, experience.

Now back to the networks assignment...

						-mikey
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