Canada Kicks Ass
Canada rules. . Accept it already!

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WLDB @ Fri Jun 24, 2005 5:38 pm

I live about 300 miles from the American border. Give or take.

I like living up in the isolated north. Lots of nature. Not a lot of people or pollution or traffic. Which is what I hate about Southern Ontario.

   



dgthe3 @ Sat Jun 25, 2005 6:24 pm

Hey! Whats wrong with southern ontario? Once you get awya from the horse-shoe of cities around Lake Ontario it isn't too bad. Lots of farms. But yeah, 'natural' vegitation does look far better than farmland but farmland is far better than city-scape.

   



ImWithTheBand @ Tue Jun 28, 2005 11:35 am

Good thing you live in Toronto.

If you broke every bone in your body snowboarding in BC. You'd be stuck in the hospital lobby for a week waiting for an xray.


Hellhound Hellhound:
Basic things about america and canada:

You can have your canadian flag on your backpack wherever you go in the world. people will smile at you. However, you stick an american flag on your trusty ol' backpack, and you'll probably be given the cold shoulder almost everywhere you go.

America is smaller than canada. Canada has 1/8 americas population. So if you were born in canada, you must have done SOMETHING right in a past life.

Almost every statistic is on canada's side, deathrate, quality of life, quality of cities, resources, all of it.

Taxes? lol, okay. We have a 15% tax rate in canada. Thats normal. America has a 7% tax rate. Why? because they pay for healthcare. OUR healthcare is free. To americans, 15% tax is outrageous and is unacceptable. gasp, oh my god. I have to pay a whole fifteen cents extra for my chocolate bar in canada and complain about how healthcare in my country sucks. DAH. See, its unacceptable to them because -INTHELONGRUN- you're losing lots of money.

(do we live in the "long run"?)
no.

We live in here and now. And if I go and snowbaord down some bigass hill in canada and break 255 bones in my body, I can sit in a hospital for 12 weeks and barely pay anything. But if I go to America and get shot in the head, and somehow survive, I'll be in a hospital in a coma for 20 weeks, wake up with a bullet in my skull, and leave the hospital with a bill that has a number on it I only see when I hear about celebrities and thier houses. I'd probably go back into a coma just looking at it.


In short, when one looks at america, they see an over-rated country that has a cloud of controvery over it so big, there were talks about shipping it to another, (larger) planet. When you look at Canada, you see a wicked snowbaording maple syrup drinking beaver lovin dude with a toque on blazin the rocker sign and havin a good time. thats what you think of when you think of canada. Good times.

   



danikyvor @ Thu Jun 30, 2005 11:43 am

Well...MOST of Canada has 15%, Alberta doesn't :D

Kudos to the Canadian flag, its true! I live in britain and the difference between the way us Canadians and Americans are treated is absolutely shocking at times. In fact, I have referred to it as the same relationship that the Scots have with the English, minus the hundreds of years of history lol

   



liput @ Sat Aug 27, 2005 3:37 pm

Johnnybgoodaaaaa Johnnybgoodaaaaa:
While Canada is larger than the US, how much of Canada is actually liveable? No offense, just that I don't think Canada or the US is THAT great. If I had my choice, I would live in Hawii or something. Does this board really need more US bashing/Canada is better than the US stuff? As much as you all might praise this post, to me it's just the same old, regergitated stuff that is an attempt to insult Americans. Hey, I'll admit, you guys have better social policies, and nice lakes and so on, but I don't think it really makes anyone look the better person when they come around insulting anothers country, not for government policies, but just for the country in general. I know you all will think I'm being serious, but I know the second I come up in here saying a single bad thing about Canada, and saying the US is better at anything, you all will be screaming at me. Also, what is with this packback thing? I laugh everytime I hear that. My dad, an American, recently took a trip to Europe, going to France and the U.K., and he never wore a backpack with an American flag going around everywhere. To me, doing something seems pretty ultra-nationalistic, and un-needed. It's like saying, "look at me, I'm an American and proud of it." If I did need a backpack, I think I would go neutral, maybe jansport or something :lol:

I think the funniest thing is that my dad was actually treated very nice in France, even when he told people he was an American. He said in the U.K. the people in general are always in a rush and rude. I'm sure that's not everyone, but just in most cases. I find it pretty cool though that people in France are so nice. The US media would have you believe otherwise.


are u a friggin moron? last time i checked hawaii was in the US.

   



rally_canuck @ Sat Aug 27, 2005 5:33 pm

WLDB, While Timmins may feel like the "isolated north" it is very far from it.
Isolated north is reserved for those who reside above the 60th in my opinion.

   



Tory_canuck @ Sun Aug 28, 2005 8:02 pm

Being Canadian rules.We are well respected in the world cause we don't invade other countries and are more friendlier.We take better care of the environment better than our American counterparts.We did not even violate NAFTA, but the Americans sure did with those softwood lumber tarriffs.

CANADA KICKS ASS ALL THE WAY!
God bless Canada 8)

   



alieth1 @ Sun Aug 28, 2005 8:08 pm

Tory_canuck Tory_canuck:
Being Canadian rules.We are well respected in the world cause we don't invade other countries and are more friendlier.We take better care of the environment better than our American counterparts.We did not even violate NAFTA, but the Americans sure did with those softwood lumber tarriffs.

CANADA KICKS ASS ALL THE WAY!
God bless Canada 8)


Reasons why I would rather be Canadian then American.

   



ThatNBguy @ Sun Aug 28, 2005 8:37 pm

Hate the politics not the people. [boff]

   



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