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Why are Canadians so angry and hateful to the US and it's people?

 
 
Red cv
 
Reply Sat 20 Jan, 2007 04:51 pm
I've noticed a trend in the media and internet forums, it's the new Mantra of "Blame the US." Did anyone ask the US if it wanted to become a Global God to fix all problems? It gets on my last nerve, why do Canadians feel the need to blame the US for all the worlds' ills? It's becoming pandemic, even the media has mentioned this veiled hatred.

On a Canadian forum where I use to post the anti-US mantra has taken over the entire forum, they blame the US for everything. Really, I have noticed most of those posters are cry babies, tree huggers or university students.

Rant over.
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Sherman cv
 
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Reply Sat 20 Jan, 2007 05:51 pm
@Red cv,
Who does not? That'so annoying.. They should get a grip and not talk at all!!! Ignorant wankers!!!!

God Bless US and hell to its all enemies!!!::headbang:
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Sat 20 Jan, 2007 09:07 pm
@Red cv,
I don't mind being the bad guy, somebody has to do it. We are rich as a nation so we must also be evil. The blame would be more easely swallowed if most would take into account personal responcibility but like you say, it's easyer to blame us.
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markx15
 
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Reply Sun 21 Jan, 2007 08:18 am
@Red cv,
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somebody has to do it


Recent thinking has made me agree with you on this sentiment, nobody does anything to help against terrorism and intolerance, only the US is doing something on one of these points. Most people see helping out as siding with the US, but it is not, the cause isn't essentially wrong, at least not in my opinion. Its not just canadians and the candian media, this seem to be a global occurance day after day I read the newspaper and see article after article of people criticising the US and their policies, and I ask my self what are our policies? We(Brazil) do nothing as a government to conter this wave of hatred and intolerance that is provoking violence all over the world, I mean what makes us think that these terrorist will stop if they "defeat" the US? They hate us all, they are just focused on the US, we will all be attacked if they win, we just have to make sure they don't.
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Sun 21 Jan, 2007 10:03 am
@Red cv,
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I mean what makes us think that these terrorist will stop if they "defeat" the US?

Your post makes a great observation. Once they get through us what chance do you think the rest of you have? If and when we are downed, you effectively will be history. IMO
There is confort is what i believe i'm seeing. We have real people on this forum with one general ideal, they support the US. Yet you come from other parts of the world, you, Sherm and quite a few others that drift in and out. Get hit with all this hype yet still have the ability to see through it. I give ourselves a fighting chance even though it sometimes seems we are destine to lose. That will not stop my fight. Right now i fight with words, when the time comes i will fight by other means. From my point of view it would be better for you to join the fight now as opposed to joining latter. The fact that you will be forced to join in my eyes is not in question.
Red cv
 
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Reply Sun 21 Jan, 2007 04:23 pm
@Red cv,
I read an article yesterday that stated the root of this Hatred toward the West stems from Europe. Most of Europe are socialist states or countries and from what I've read there liberal immigration policies are starting to bite them in the butt. So instead of dealing with Radical Islam in their countries they point the finger at the US to distract from their own failings.

I have to laugh at Canadians who bash the US, without US Air Support our troops would be sitting on the ground in England because we have no Airlift power. In fact our Military has been depleted to the extent we are one step away from a third world country.

I've also noticed the hypocrites who rail and wail that the US are baby killers, invaders and are killing of millions of Innocent Muslims but they don't seem to care when a Muslims straps a bomb on themselves and bombs innocent Muslims-Why? The fact is Muslims are killing Muslims in Iraq the US isn't slaughtering anyone. When the French went into the Horn of African and dropped bombs it didn't even make the news when the US provided similar Air Support it was global news. Why the double standard?
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Sherman cv
 
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Reply Sun 21 Jan, 2007 05:42 pm
@Red cv,
Those people are just against the way Americans live their lives, according to the Constitution. It is because of our profound belief in our values that we have gained strenght and power.. It is envy that drive their hate towards Americans; ...They want to have what USA has..that's why they want to destroy it..It will never happens, because they are culturally inferior and their inner nature is brutal and inhumane, they do not understand right from wrong...:eek:


Through envy of the devil came death into the world

from Apocrypha, Wisdom of Salomon 2-24
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Tulip cv
 
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Reply Sun 28 Jan, 2007 12:54 pm
@Red cv,
I love the US, they are great partiers and a least have leadership and back-bone...in the meantime l want everyone to no Steven Harper has lost my vote since his last bone-headed move planned and orchastrated by his promotion advisors who want to boast his ratings with women.

The press reported that he 'stood up' to the AMERICANS, by using taxpayors money with free abandonment to help a terrorist supporter. Yep, the nitwhit gave a speak intented to show a 'gentler' 'kinder' Steven, who bashed the US while supporting this terrorist sympathizer and then to make matters go from bad to worse, advocating the PAYMENT of this terrorist friend, by supporting the payment of OVER TEN MILLION TAXPAYORS DOLLARS!!!!!

Then this terrorist lover, who was seen here there and everywhere with a known suicide bombers and hatred mongering prophets as buddies, who was found shooting pictures of target buildings, and target government buildings, said with a pained expression painted on his face in front of the throng of reporters said, oh, no amount of money could ever make up for what l have been through....

And no amount of money could have compensated for the lifes and destruction that would have happened if his photographs had happened to fall into the hands of his buddies...

Thank God for CSIS keeping up diligent efforts on hate-mongering visiting prophets who come to gather support and sympathy for terrorist activities.

All this, at the expense of taxpayors, is to help Harper be seen by women as 'kinder' and 'gentler' when in fact he is a wasteful nit-whit in my view.

I hang my head in shame....
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Doly
 
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Reply Sun 28 Jan, 2007 03:03 pm
@Drnaline,
Drnaline;9593 wrote:
Your post makes a great observation. Once they get through us what chance do you think the rest of you have? If and when we are downed, you effectively will be history. IMO


"Ask not for whom the bells toll, they toll for thee."
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Tue 30 Jan, 2007 10:50 am
@Red cv,
I think "thee" includes you and me. OUr bell is ringing, i hear it i just wish the rest of America heard it as well.
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Red cv
 
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Reply Wed 31 Jan, 2007 05:48 pm
@Red cv,
I wish Canadians would stop insulting the US for going into Afghanistan and looking for Binn Laden. If I hear the word invader one more time I swear I'll snap. It doesn't matter to these cry babies that the people of Afghanistan want us there, they still bemoan leave this country.
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z0z0
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 07:33 am
@Red cv,
Red - Canadians are not insulting you for going into Afghanistan.
Canadians are in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is a UN mandated mission.

Canadians are not angry and hateful of teh US.
Those are powerful words.

Canadian culture is half way between being American and being European.
Part of the problem is that we define ourselves by not being American.
Because we are so close to you we can see all your flaws.
You don't see your flaws because you are part of the system.

Living next to the US has its good points and bad points.
Remember the Simpsons episode 18-8 The Hawed Hawed Couple
The Simpsons: The Haw-Hawed Couple - TV.com
Canada benefits from the "Bully Status" of the US.

Let me put it in another way - let's use the high school metaphor.
Canada = the sort of nerdy student who gets good grades.
US = Football team captain.
Now do you understand?
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Tulip cv
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 08:39 am
@Red cv,
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Red - Canadians are not insulting you for going into Afghanistan.
Canadians are in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is a UN mandated mission.

Canadians are not angry and hateful of teh US.
Those are powerful words.

Canadian culture is half way between being American and being European.
Part of the problem is that we define ourselves by not being American.
Because we are so close to you we can see all your flaws.
You don't see your flaws because you are part of the system....
Canada benefits from the "Bully Status" of the US.

Let me put it in another way - let's use the high school metaphor.
Canada = the sort of nerdy student who gets good grades.
US = Football team captain.
Now do you understand?


Being Canadians ZOZO l think we have a good idea of what the mentality of the public here thinks, and trust me, they think this is the new switzerland and they need to shriek 'PEACE NOT WAR" and will publically defend the many many many 'coincides' of a terrorist 'friend' giving him money, while denying their own troops support or even the finaincal resources to be adequately protected by fantaical Islama that are hell bent on carrying out FATWAS.

Just buckle down and look at CANADIAN content forums, all those that took the time to defend Canada have left in discust, since the amount of hate-mongering anti-Canada setiment got to the point where the RCMP were called to investigate.

WAKE up and smell the roses...Harper was TRYING to get votes by bashing the US, in his latest media blitz over ARAR [the snake]...he has a PR firm that specializes in reading the pulse of the nation.

I find the attitude disgusting, as the price of peace has to be met. The peaceniks think that by not supporting the US somehow they will be exempt from being accountable for world peace. But world peace DOES extract a price, and it has to paid.

I completely 150% agree with RED.

The US has proven to me at least that it is willing to pay the price of peace honourably, and courageously. SOME Canadians feel the same, but MOST think they are exempt just because ....
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 11:05 am
@Red cv,
Thank you Tulip and Red. Hopefully it means a little more coming from fellow Canadians. I need say no more. Normally i would.
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Red cv
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 03:53 pm
@Red cv,
OzOz Canadian discussion board are filled with nothing but anti-US propaganda and if you like I'll post a few links where Canadians blame the US for "Everything" and I mean everything. Global Warming and Islamic outrage around the world it's the US's fault. No it isn't, I don't care what their foreign policy is it doesn't justify killing 3000 innocent people in the name of Allah. Because I support the US and her stance on protecting herself I am often a target on Canadian discussion boards. In fact I don't post on them anymore, I will not tolerate such bias based on Canadian ethos that we are superier to the US we arn't.

I know are we in Afghanistan, my husband is retired military but Canadian peaceniks believe we are laying oil pipelines not helping to stablize the country and they accuse the US of "Sending" us there. There thought process is like that of a retarded child, it's all lies and fantasy. There idiots, I wish they'd wrap themselves in the flag and then set themselves on fire. :wtf:
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Tulip cv
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 08:12 pm
@Red cv,
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In fact I don't post on them anymore, I will not tolerate such bias based on Canadian ethos that we are superier to the US we arn't.
zee RED

DITTO!!!
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Thu 1 Feb, 2007 09:43 pm
@Red cv,
But you gotta also see if it wasn't for those forums, your talking points wouldn't be a refined as they are. Some good did come of it. I reference it like the news, there are channels i don't not like or hate to watch but i force myself to do it, just for the sake of knowing where there arguement is. If that makes sense.
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Red cv
 
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Reply Fri 2 Feb, 2007 02:26 pm
@Red cv,
Wise words Dar, and yes it was a learning experience. I've only been posting on discussion boards a year, I'm new to the entire experience but one thing I noticed is that groups flock like geese to forums to push their agenda. The tin foilers, the Muslim Apologist etc. When they are done wrecking havoc they move on and the forum dries up because they ran off everyone who doesn't agree with them. There are alot of bullies on the net, I don't like bullies and I usually stand and fight for my beliefs but the anti-American propaganda was making my blood pressure boil. It was easier to walk away than fight a bunch of university kids who know everything but are not old enough to realise they know very little.
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Drnaline
 
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Reply Fri 2 Feb, 2007 04:52 pm
@Red cv,
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I'm new to the entire experience but one thing I noticed is that groups flock like geese to forums to push their agenda. The tin foilers, the Muslim Apologist etc. When they are done wrecking havoc they move on and the forum dries up because they ran off everyone who doesn't agree with them.

That has been tried here on a numberous occasions, none of them have succeeded. There are probabaly a few hear that would tell you i ran them off but that is there opinion. I give the same acccord they give me. All the way to the down and dirty. I've said before, i'll stupe the anyones level. They wanna talk smack, heah, i'm pretty good at that too.
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There are alot of bullies on the net, I don't like bullies and I usually stand and fight for my beliefs but the anti-American propaganda was making my blood pressure boil.

Bullies are present in all walks of life, including the net. I find them more easily confronted as there is no size difference or physical strength difference. The only thing separating us is our minds. Learn why and what there agenda is and it's not hard to call them on it. The best they can do is go round in circles because if they ever came to a point the conversation would be over. It's good they get your blood to boil, it's forcing you to use your mind. At first in what you believe to be self defence, but then if you think long enough about it you start seeking the truth.
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It was easier to walk away than fight a bunch of university kids who know everything but are not old enough to realise they know very little.

That's youth and exuberence but as we all know it's old age and treachery to always end up on top, LOL. If we didn't how would they learn lifes lessons? They can afford to be liberal, they have youth on there side. We know what happens when youth excapes us. You tend to be more conservative as time goes by. There is also nothing wrong with walking away. You will have the advantage when they learn what you ment and you can say i told you so.
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