Khadr should make us ashamed to be Canadian

benny · May 2, 2009

So the Mom's a nutbar. Let's not blame Omar.

A complete cure passes by their unconscious memory about grandmothers and grandfathers.

Radsickle · May 2, 2009

Oh please do that and give Kimmy the powers to 'revamp' our Supreme Court justices too. I volunteer to upgrade our prison system.

I would prefer a less Ann Coulter-ish person be granted that power.

Radsickle · May 2, 2009

For humans, ought is stronger than is.

Is that yours? :rolleyes:

benny · May 3, 2009

I would prefer a less Ann Coulter-ish person be granted that power.

I am the antithesis of Ann Coulter. I don't have the eyes of a sociopath.

Radsickle · May 3, 2009

Why is it such a sin for Western nations to be in "Muslim lands" but not for hordes of "people" from those lands, including animals such as Khadr that hate us, to be here?

Dude, you'd prefer they were called `goats' instead of people. I'm glad they're welcome here. Helps to outnumber folks like you.

Radsickle · May 3, 2009

I am the antithesis of Ann Coulter. I don't have the eyes of a sociopath.

that's ok. there's plenty of published sociopaths that will fill in the blanks for you.

Radsickle · May 3, 2009

I have some extremely interesting ideas that I'd love a chance to implement.
-k

Cool! Let's try out those ideas here! Fire away...

(anything to do with Canadian Omar Khadr?)

Edited May 3, 2009 by Radsickle

jbg · May 3, 2009

You spelled Neighbours wrong.

No he didn't. It's pronounced "neigh-boor" so should be spelled "neighbor".

jbg · May 3, 2009

It is like labor and labour.

Not if you speak English as against Canadian.

jbg · May 3, 2009

Dude, you'd prefer they were called `goats' instead of people. I'm glad they're welcome here. Helps to outnumber folks like you.

For my immigrants I prefer productive people that want to work and integrate into our society. I don't need "made in Pakistan" or "made in Egypt" hatreds brought into North America.

benny · May 3, 2009

Not if you speak English as against Canadian.

More than knowing the language of terror, Middle Easterners know the language of commerce.

Leafless · May 3, 2009

Dude, you'd prefer they were called `goats' instead of people. I'm glad they're welcome here. Helps to outnumber folks like you.

So Radsickle tell us, how the U.S. tortured Khadr and how George W. Bush has harmed Canada?

benny · May 3, 2009

So Radsickle tell us, how the U.S. tortured Khadr and how George W. Bush has harmed Canada?

Knowing that others who are in a similar situation than you are being waterboarded is akin to torture.

Leafless · May 3, 2009

Knowing that others who are in a similar situation than you are being waterboarded is akin to torture.

According U.S. Department of Justice in April 2009, water boarding was among 10 torture techniques authorized for the interrogation of an al-Qaida operative.

This was intended for use against high-value terror suspects.

It saves American's lives.

I suppose you favour decapitation and dragging what is left the corpse through the streets, like what was previously done in Iraq to a U.S. prisoner.

benny · May 3, 2009

According U.S. Department of Justice in April 2009, water boarding was among 10 torture techniques authorized for the interrogation of an al-Qaida operative.
It saves American's lives.

In the short run, not in the long run.

Leafless · May 3, 2009

In the short run, not in the long run.

Ever hear of the neutron bomb or other types of sophisicated weapons?

Just keep talking like that and it could convince certain people to give it a try.

Take a hike Benny.

Radsickle · May 3, 2009

Ever hear of the neutron bomb or other types of sophisicated weapons?
Just keep talking like that and it could convince certain people to give it a try.

Take a hike Benny.

Hiking's fun. Give it a try, Witless.

Leafless · May 3, 2009

Hiking's fun. Give it a try, Witless.

From Radsickle who thinks murderers are nice people and are only misunderstood or misguided.

benny · May 3, 2009

Ever hear of the neutron bomb or other types of sophisicated weapons?
Just keep talking like that and it could convince certain people to give it a try.

Being certain to escape torture is not among the significant reasons to use sophisticated weapons.

Rue · May 4, 2009

http://www.canadafreepress.com/2007/aldridge060507.htm
Decent Canadians don't do this - Decent Canadians don't do that -

I'm sick to death of conforming to some boneheads idea of a 'Decent Canadian'.

How indecent of you to say that!

Bottom line is as we can now see from this thread Peter you were dead on. It

was just another opportunity for Leafless to complain there are too many

non Christian, French speaking, gay, Liberals with sun tans in Canada.

benny · May 4, 2009

How indecent of you to say that!
Bottom line is as we can now see from this thread Peter you were dead on. It

was just another opportunity for Leafless to complain there are too many

non Christian, French speaking, gay, Liberals with sun tans in Canada.

I find decency very bourgeois indeed.

Rue · May 4, 2009

Leafless sounds more like a Christian Heritage Party kinda guy to me.

In all fairness he has said he is and I totally respect his beliefs just completely disagree with them.

Leafless never has hidden his agenda. He us upfront about it. I will strongly debate his views but respect his right to have them.

Leafless I do not thing Canada has anything to be ashamed of or to apologize for nor has it turned into a "third world country" as you have suggested because it takes in non caucasian or non Christian immigrants.

Also you really should try a bagel and lox or some tandoori chicken or maybe some Jerk fish. Maybe all that boiled meat and potatoes is making you cranky. I mean there's Italian, Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Greek, French, German, Hungarian dishes, just to name a few waiting for you. The waiter can help you pronounce the words for the dishes.

Try some putines.

It will put a smile on your face.

Now me as a young man before I settled down Leaf, I sampled many dishes. I have special memories of an oriental dish, an Israeli dish, this Quebecois dish, a Latvian dish, an Irish dish, a spicy Latino dish.

Man you just have to love those variety of dishes. They were all tasty.

Its like wine Leafless. You need to appreciate each one has its own special body and characteristics. Some are tempermental and have a bite, others smooth and understated.

Some are dark vintages, others white, but they all are good man.

Edited May 4, 2009 by Rue

benny · May 4, 2009

I'm quite ashamed of the us-vs-them mentality of some Canadians.

Sir Bandelot · May 4, 2009

Now me as a young man before I settled down Leaf, I sampled many dishes. I have special memories of an oriental dish, an Israeli dish, this Quebecois dish, a Latvian dish, an Irish dish, a spicy Latino dish.
Man you just have to love those variety of dishes. They were all tasty.

Here at last we see one of the benefits of multi-culturalism.

Leafless · May 4, 2009

Leafless I do not thing Canada has anything to be ashamed of or to apologize for nor has it turned into a "third world country" as you have suggested because it takes in non caucasian or non Christian immigrants.

What politicians have done to this country is unforgivable.

Canadians were betrayed and never consulted.

Speaking of CHP I gave it a quick glance and I agree with CHP's article (Two party system) in part in reference to the U.S. but the same situation exist in Canada.

The great principles of right and justice that gave rise to our constitutional system of democratic self-government are everywhere discarded or under assault.
Indeed, things are so far advanced that the issues most involved with the destruction of these principles (such as so called “marriage” for homosexuals) are being debated and decided with no reference at all to their implications for the moral premises of liberty. We live in revolutionary times, by which I mean times when a form of government will either be restored or overthrown—not just in the sense that one group replaces another in power, but in the profound sense that substitutes one premise of government for another.