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I don't hate Jews.

I just disagree with Israel's policies and actions. Which apparently labels me an anti-Semetic Hitler lover by nearly every pro-Israeli supporter out there....

   

   

Good answer.

   

LOOOOOL ! Seriously ?

   

Fried or boiled ?





ahhh, I see Q beat me to it.

   

Yeah that happens alot somehow criticism of Israel is considered synonmous with hatred of all jewry by some BUT on the other hand I've been labled a Hasbara man, mossad agent among a few for not agreeing that jews are vermin and need to be exterminated and by a Canadian no less !

   

But DD, you are just a radical Muslim, who wants to kill all infidels

   

Yeah, but I'm not done killing you infidels scum just yet as revenge for killing OBL. I'll get to the Jews after that.

Phew ! A jihadists work is never done ! There goes another perfectly good evening.....again !!!

   

   

Too funny. You're too radical for some and not radical enough for others.

So not only are you a Muslim you're also apparently a Republican!

   

Ack, just like a ninja pirate this combination will cause the world to splodie!

   

A bit ironic, people immigrate to Canada, yet never seem to show their ''Canadian'' Pride. They decide to display their own homeland pride instead.

   

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That goes without saying mate. It is understood a person would be proud to be Canadian specially someone who grew up there and at the sametime be proud of their roots. You must have heard this saying before, the roots makes the man. If you forget where your roots are from you're basically nothing.

Nothing ticks me off than seeying an immigrant totally denying or even worse ashamed of where they from and trying to act like something they aint and trust me I've seen loads. And many cases immigrant or their children almost never get fully accepted by their host country as one of their own be it in the work place or the play ground and having to something to identify with gives them a sense of belonging and nothing wrong with that.

Like Bren for example, no matter how long she lives in Canada she will always be proud of her dutch heritage 20 years from now does it make her anyless Canadian ?

It is totally possible to have the best of both the worlds.

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I'd really get the jist of what you meant, if I knew what a republican was. Oh and I also have no clue what a democrat is either add to the list right wing, left wing, liberal, conservative etc etc

   

Absolutely correct. I'm one of those hyphenated canadians people sometimes like to complain about. I'm very proud of my heritage. It's a big part of who I am. The food I llike, my sense of humour, the language I speak with my parents... etc. Yet that doesn't take away from love of Canada in any way. I wouldn't still be living here if I didn't love this place. Canada is even more a part of who I am.

   

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