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On 5/2/2019 at 2:47 AM, taxme said:

The anglophones in Canada are their own worse enemy. They appear to be out to make themselves become extinct in Canada. It should not be too much longer for that to happen. Just saying. 

Voici ce qui fait du Canada, un grand pays formidable.

People like Taxme can say nonsense.

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Whose survived longer. Just askin'.

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14 hours ago, August1991 said:

Diefenbaker won in 1958 because he made a deal with Duplessis.

Nevertheless, it was him or another anglo from outside Quebec - Pearson.

14 hours ago, August1991 said:

John Turner was a Catholic.

Irrelevant.

14 hours ago, August1991 said:

Jack Layton?  (WASP,  NDP) won many seats in Quebec -only against Ignatieff in 2011.

Who was another WASP from outside Quebec

14 hours ago, August1991 said:

Stephen Harper (WASP,  Conservative) never got more than a handful of seats in Quebec? But he did - in 2015, against Trudeau.

The tories won 11 seats in Quebec vs 68 seats that went to parties with French leaders.

14 hours ago, August1991 said:

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QED. 

Uhm, no. Your statement is disproved. Quebec votes French whenever it has the chance. It is a tribal pattern.

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On 5/4/2019 at 1:04 AM, August1991 said:

Voici ce qui fait du Canada, un grand pays formidable.

People like Taxme can say nonsense.

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Whose survived longer. Just askin'.

It may seem and appear nonsense to you but not to myself and others like me. The Anglophones have pretty much sold their country down the drain to leftist liberals and NDP socialist/communists and special interest minority groups. If Anglophones had fought and tried to keep Canada WASP Canada would not be in this multicultural mess and Quebec would not have been allowed to control this once great country. The Anglophones have signed their own death warrant, and they will pay very soon for their stupidity of trying to butt kiss every other ethnic group out there. It is my grandchildren and your grandchildren that will not grow up in a country that I did. Canada has become a whole different country to what it was just 60 years ago. Go for a drive thru Richmond, BC and go see as to what I am talking about. Richmond today looks more like a city one would see in China. But who cares, eh? :unsure: 

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On 5/4/2019 at 1:40 PM, Argus said:

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The tories won 11 seats in Quebec vs 68 seats that went to parties with French leaders.

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Argus,

Do you understand how difficult it is for a politician (Protestant, Anglo) to win seats in ridings (Catholic, French) - when facing a Catholic, French opponent?

Harper managed to get many people (11 ridings of 68 - off the island) to vote for his party - despite being Anglo/Protestant.

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Scheer is Catholic, BTW. 

 

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On 5/4/2019 at 1:40 PM, Argus said:

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Who was another WASP from outside Quebec

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Jack Layton was a WASP,  with a wobbly version of French. And with a connection to Quebec (he was born here, store).

But Layton reminded me most as another version of Jean-Paul Harney.

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True, Layton had the chance to be a federal NDP leader against Ignatieff and Harper in 2011, neither were Quebecers, Catholic nor Francophone.

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We'll see what happens in October 2019.

The Greens offer May: Agnostic/Anglo.

The Tories offer Scheer: Catholic/Anglo.

The Liberals offer Trudeau: Catholic/Franco.

The NDP offer Singh: Sikh/Anglo.

The BQ offers: je ne sais pas qui... Google: Blanchet: Franco/Dieu sait s'il a baptisé ses quatre enfants...

  

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On 5/4/2019 at 1:40 PM, Argus said:

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Uhm, no. Your statement is disproved. Quebec votes French whenever it has the chance. It is a tribal pattern.

Uhm, no. There's your "tell", Argus.

In 2011, when given the choice, people in Quebec were willing to choose a WASP with wobbly French - Jack Layton, over a Franco Catholic - Jean Duceppe (with a tremendous name connection).

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QED. 

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On 5/5/2019 at 2:42 PM, taxme said:

It may seem and appear nonsense to you but not to myself and others like me. The Anglophones have pretty much sold their country down the drain to leftist liberals and NDP socialist/communists and special interest minority groups. If Anglophones had fought and tried to keep Canada WASP Canada would not be in this multicultural mess and Quebec would not have been allowed to control this once great country. The Anglophones have signed their own death warrant, and they will pay very soon for their stupidity of trying to butt kiss every other ethnic group out there. It is my grandchildren and your grandchildren that will not grow up in a country that I did. Canada has become a whole different country to what it was just 60 years ago. Go for a drive thru Richmond, BC and go see as to what I am talking about. Richmond today looks more like a city one would see in China. But who cares, eh? :unsure: 

Taxme,

It may be surprising but I understand your, uh, rant.

Here's my answer (maybe you'll read it; you're welcome to respond):

My great-grandmother was born on an island in Bonavista Bay, in the late 1800s. She was literate because she could take a boat to school. (I've been to the island; the school no longer exists.)

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taxme, this world does not lack for children.

We lack educated children. 

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15 hours ago, August1991 said:

Argus,

Do you understand how difficult it is for a politician (Protestant, Anglo) to win seats in ridings (Catholic, French) - when facing a Catholic, French opponent?

August,

Do you realize you are simply making my case for me about the tribal voting pattern in Quebec?

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15 hours ago, August1991 said:

Taxme,

It may be surprising but I understand your, uh, rant.

Here's my answer (maybe you'll read it; you're welcome to respond):

My great-grandmother was born on an island in Bonavista Bay, in the late 1800s. She was literate because she could take a boat to school. (I've been to the island; the school no longer exists.)

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taxme, this world does not lack for children.

We lack educated children. 

Canada lacks real and true conservative free enterprise leaders in government. Canadians do not need a big brother liberal socialist government, they need fiscally responsible politically incorrect politicians who believe in more freedom, less government, less taxes, and a lot less immigration. Take on those mentioned above and Canada can really see it's potential and become a truly great wealthy country. Government "IS" the problem, and never the solution. As I said many times before, Canada has been controlled by too many special interest minority groups who have done nothing for Canada but to make it un great. A country cannot expect to do well when it panders to a small minority who are totally clueless as to how to run a bloody thing. 

This world does not lack children alright. One just has to go to China, India, and Africa to see that. Way to many children are suffering because of the amount of children being brought into the world in those countries mentioned where those people cannot even afford to have one child. And then Canadians and other western countries are being forced by their politicians to help pay for and to try and keep them all alive and well. I say no more foreign aid to any country. Keep our tax dollars in Canada to try, and make Canada great, and look after our poor, and not bankrupt and poor. Canadians do not owe the rest of the world anything. They brought their problems on themselves, and they must be left to live with their problems and fix them. My opinion, of course. Works for me. :)

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8 hours ago, Michael Hardner said:

The irony of telling this to a product of absent education is not a happy one Auguste.

It would appear to me as though there is a real and true lack of absence of educated and intelligent people in Canada, especially in the government, as to why there are so many reasons as to why Canada is in big time ridiculous trouble today. Sometimes uneducated people do have great and good and intelligent ideas and do have some fantastic answers. But they are purposely ignored by the so called "educated" ones. Canada was not built up by educated people. It was built up mostly by uneducated hard working settlers, and not university so called "educated" people. The people that are trying to make Canada great are the ones who did not go to a university. It's mostly the ones that have gone to university that are f'n everything up in Canada. The ignorance of some of these so called university "educated" people is really overwhelming and rather pathetic indeed.

The sad part about it all is that those who like to consider themselves "educated"(no names will be mentioned)and who think that they are Gods gift to mankind, and who try to pretend that they have all the answers, are the ones that have been and still are f'n everything up. I wonder as to who they may be? Just wondering. There are many people who go to a university, and end up coming out university more stupid then when they went in. Just saying. :D

Spell and gramner check please. :D

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23 minutes ago, Queenmandy85 said:

I don't know if this has already mentioned, but Justin Trudeau is half Scottish, 1/4 Anglo-Irish, and 1/4 French. So, basically, he is a Scot.

Now you have probably upset every Scottish and Anglo-Irish person in Canada. I know reading that has upset me big time if it is true. I guess that it is the 1/4 french in him that is causing him to look and act stupid all the time. Just saying. 

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On 5/7/2019 at 1:05 PM, Argus said:

August,

Do you realize you are simply making my case for me about the tribal voting pattern in Quebec?

Argus,

Disagree. Strongly.

What makes Canada remarkable is that people who perceive themselves as a minority, given the choice, nevertheless choose someone else.

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Tribal?

What defines a tribe? Left-handed people? Language? Religion? Eye-colour?

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As I argue in my OP,  what makes Canada remarkable/civilized is that for centuries, left-handed people have been willing to vote for a right-handed candidate even given the choice of a left-handed candidate.   

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On 4/30/2019 at 9:44 AM, jacee said:

The Oath of Citizenship contains no such reference:

I swear (or affirm) that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, Queen of Canada, Her Heirs and Successors, and that I will faithfully observe the laws of Canada and fulfil my duties as a Canadian citizen.

The references to the Queen are sometimes controversial, particularly in Quebec but also to other Canadians including some immigrants from countries devastated by colonialism. (EG, India that fought for and gained back independence from the Crown.). But it's a reality we live with that has survived court challenges.

I don't think that keeps anyone awake with worry much either. Lol 

The SCC has already ruled that you don't have to swear the oath anymore.

Some Jewish professor from Israel wanted a Canadian passport but he refused to take an oath to the British Crown.

He won the case, so you no longer have to swear fealty to Canada to be a Canadian.

Fake Country.

Jewish-Bolshevik Conspiracy?

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2 hours ago, Dougie93 said:

The SCC has already ruled that you don't have to swear the oath anymore.

Some Jewish professor from Israel wanted a Canadian passport but he refused to take an oath to the British Crown.

He won the case, so you no longer have to swear fealty to Canada to be a Canadian.

Fake Country.

Jewish-Bolshevik Conspiracy?

Stop, the Queen is a figurehead and Canada has no responsibilities to Great Britain apart from membership in the Commonwealth and upholding the very good and adaptive parliamentary democracy that was adopted by Canada minus the House of Lords and a few quirks.  The Governor General is head of state, though we retain the Queen and monarch as a cultural tradition, a powerful one.  The GG can dissolve parliament, call and election, and give signature to constitutional changes and legislation.  The military is answerable to the people.  If it or parliament ever works counter to the people’s interests, the GG can step in but never has.  

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22 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

Stop, the Queen is a figurehead and Canada has no responsibilities to Great Britain apart from membership in the Commonwealth and upholding the very good and adaptive parliamentary democracy that was adopted by Canada minus the House of Lords and a few quirks.  The Governor General is head of state, though we retain the Queen and monarch as a cultural tradition, a powerful one.  The GG can dissolve parliament, call and election, and give signature to constitutional changes and legislation.  The military is answerable to the people.  If it or parliament ever works counter to the people’s interests, the GG can step in but never has.  

Whatever, that simply releases me from my oath, which I desire, because I no longer defend nor uphold Canada, Canada is dead to me.

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23 minutes ago, Dougie93 said:

Whatever, that simply releases me from my oath, which I desire, because I no longer defend nor uphold Canada, Canada is dead to me.

I don’t know what happened to you that makes you so bitter towards Canada.  It’s unusual.  If it’s along the lines of a military service related depression or PTSD, I recommend that you look at the US veteran suicide rate.  It’s in the thousands and very alarming.  Canadian soldiers also suffer.  Military life, especially for those who have done tours, takes its toll.  

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6 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

I don’t know what happened to you that makes you so bitter towards Canada.  It’s unusual.  If it’s along the lines of a military service related depression or PTSD, I recommend that you look at the US veteran suicide rate.  It’s in the thousands and very alarming.  Canadian soldiers also suffer.  Military life, especially for those who have done tours, takes its toll.  

I don't complain, the Canadian Forces treated me very well, it's a joke when it comes to combat power, but it's honestly very cushy in terms of lifestyle.

I never suffered any injury to speak of, I was lucky, I feel bad for the guys who were injured for Canada, I wish I could help them, but there's no cure for being duped by Canada.

In terms of suicide, I'll wait until I get some terminal disease before I put a bullet in my head, I'm not afraid to do it, but there's no reason to do it until you get the throat cancer or whatever.

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On 4/30/2019 at 6:44 AM, jacee said:

Our Constitution Act states:

The references to the Queen are sometimes controversial, particularly in Quebec but also to other Canadians including some immigrants from countries devastated by colonialism. (EG, India that fought for and gained back independence from the Crown.). But it's a reality we live with that has survived court challenges.

When laws are written by the same Queen and defended by her anglo-saxon judges I would be extremely surprised if ever there is a different outcome.

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27 minutes ago, cougar said:

When laws are written by the same Queen and defended by her anglo-saxon judges I would be extremely surprised if ever there is a different outcome.

 

27 minutes ago, cougar said:

When laws are written by the same Queen and defended by her anglo-saxon judges I would be extremely surprised if ever there is a different outcome.

Queen doesn’t write laws. Parliament does.  Judges are appointed by elected PM.  Anyone can be elected.  

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4 hours ago, Zeitgeist said:

 

Queen doesn’t write laws. Parliament does.  Judges are appointed by elected PM.  Anyone can be elected.  

Canada is not great because of a Queen/monarchy.

IMHO, Canada is great because ordinary Canadians are willing to cross tribal lines.

Canadian? By nature, I am a product of crossed tribal lines. 

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On 5/10/2019 at 1:28 PM, Zeitgeist said:

I don’t know what happened to you that makes you so bitter towards Canada.

 

Yeah, it's the first time I've actually come across someone like her.

 

Anyway, I believe Canada would be greater if it stood up to the US, protected the nations that it harms and eventually destroy it........

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