why do we go on so much?\nw use to be A1 all the time and now you guys just want tostart a fight with us.\nsoon we well be at war with yous. what happen to us??\noh ya! i am a proud Canadian and hav alot of family that lives in the States also, plus friends of mind have the same.
133382
I think the US and Canada get along quite well, actually.  We are like siblings sometimes.  We squabble over silly things, but when it comes to important things, I think we get along well, or at least agree to disagree.  I am a proud dual citizen, US/Canada and I love both countries very much.  There will always be ignorant people in both countries who verbally put the other down, but there will always be those uneducated, intolerant types.  Luckily, they are not the majority.
397151
I am Canadian, living in Canada, and am equally embarrassed about the "anti-war" sentiment in Canada and the negative impact this has had on the internal and traditional Canadian motivation to fight for what is right.\n\nAt the end of WWII, Canada had the third largest navy in the world.  While we have since become known (at least internally) as "peace-keepers", Canada does have a proud warrior past.\n\nI don't mean "warrior" in the sense of gratuitous warfare.  I mean "warrior" in the sense of going to war when liberty and justice dictate that it is right to do so.\n\nI believe that an important reason for the "anti-war" sentiment is the strong undercurrent of anti-Americanism that exists among many (but certainly not all) Canadians.  This exists for the same reasons it exists in Europe and elsewhere:  a sense of jealousy and helplessness in the face of the American juggernaut.  Certainly the USA is not perfect and we need to defend our national interests, but we should be VERY wary of accepting the "great satan" designation affixed to the proud chest of the Americans by the enemies of all of Western Civilization.\n\nThose opposing Canada's contribution to world liberty and democracy through battle should consider that their ability to protest involvement was built on the backs of soldiers.  War is bad, but sometimes necessary.  \n\nI just wish that more people understood that sometimes, things are truly worth fighting for.  It doesn't make the fighting enjoyable, but it does make it worthwhile, noble and right.
394827
Isn't it amazing that American's can only answer a question like this by saying "...but, we won the war for you!".\n\nHe-Man ; Shut up and eat another cheeseburger, you w*anker.
573500
I am very disturbed by what is going on in Canada.  On the one hand, they stopped these specific people.  But, on the other, they refuse to even mention that these are muslims engaged in Jihad against their country and ours.  They were let in by Canada's wacky immigration policies (another fact they are trying to cover up) and the resulting hostile population they have in their midst who, having no intention or desire to assimilate, have EVERY intention of overthrowing their government and murdering and enslaving the Canadians.  They better wake up to what is happening and do something about it.\n\nI fear greatly for them.
233609
the people are the same as us.  They do say "ah" alot.  The government is more of a socialist type country.  They all have free medical.  They pay their citizens money to have children.  I live in Buffalo NY, right next to the Canadian Border.  I have alot of Canadian friends.  The accent is different, that is about it.  Oh. by the way, they have alot of doughnut shops over there.  Way more than we do.
532530
Probably the same amount of dumb ass American's who feel they are losig "their" country, what is it with you people? How many more places do you have to go to and ruin before you change yoyur ways, you ran out of Europe, killed the natives and now resent your neighbours entering the US. How about this we will all stay out of the US if you all promise to stay right there and not leave or pllute the rest of us any more
480900
I don't think we have reached the point of no return but I do think we are dangerously close to getting to that point.  I don't pretend to be a  political expert by any stretch, just an average person so I may be wrong, but it seems to me that we are way too anxious to go all over the world to fight battles for who ever cries for help while leaving our own borders wide open.  We have terrorism going on in our own country everyday with freaks like the guy who went into the Amish school and shot 10 little girls killing 5 of them.  I don't know what the average daily number of homicides is in this country but I know that in our state capitol, the number this year is staggering.  Drive by shootings, murder - suicide and random acts of violence are nothing but homeland terrorism.  That, coupled with the horridous influx of illegal immigrants has made this a scary place to live.  I think we need to stop trying to save the world and work on saving our nation.  I completely support our troops and the work they do every day all around the world and am actually the mother of a military person but I still think we need to use our military here at home to close our borders, protect us from incoming threats and concentrate on Homeland Security.  How can we save the world if we can't save ourselves?  (you said you wanted detailed answers! :)
232876
Why not?Are not we Americans civilized people?I feel "we the people" are going to catch it,just because the "DECIDER" is deciding to be the playground bully,and everybody likes to to see the bully get it,but this time he will drag all of us down with him!The problem is as I see it, our government is just trying to a real prick about things,but us Americans just want to live and let live.Why does BUSHCO want to give them crazy mad as hell peckerwoods a reason?Those guys are not,like those other guys,them boys look dangerous as hell!
411325
I have been to Canada many many times for my business and my husband used to work in Trois River.  I love Canada and I do think their system is much better than the system we have in the US.  I would love to live in Canada except for one thing:  it is too darn cold up there and I love the USA.  The USA has gotten off on the wrong foot the past 15 or so years but I have faith we can get back on track after the next presidential election.
102472
Why isn't it?  People from these countries want to kill us, does that change anything?  You do not sit around and allow yourself to be in a target position.  When we have been attacked we must fight back.  Terrorists had been attacking the U.S. interests for several years and had to do something really big to get our attention.  They did we all wanted something done about it yesterday and we have declared war back against them.  If they no longer want to fight with us all that need be done is turn in those terrorist's that are wanted by the FBI and have rewards for their capture.   After that is done I believe all sides will be able to get together and figure out how we can all live together without stepping all over each other.  Yes these are people as well and as such have just as much value to their lives as do we to ours.  You do not gain peace by turning the other cheek.
662087
I live here in America and have been an American all my life. If they were willing to flee to Canada just because of a certain president being elected then I wonder about their loyalty to America and whether they are true Americans or people who live in America and only like it when things go their way. I would call that a fair weather American. Wouldn't you? Sure hope they don't join the military or run for a government position themselves. I 'd hate for them to turn tail and run just because things were  not going there way. Right ?
103781
It's because of ignorant a**es like yourself that we are hated so overseas.\n\nYou're next question will probably be "Why do people hate us so much?"\n\nYou f**king retard.  Why don't you wrap your American flag around your head and suffocate yourself with it so the rest of us don't have to pay for your arrogance when we travel abroad.
201049
Eh?  (Sorry about the stereotype!)  You guys are great!  All the Canadians I've run across are indistinguishable from any other north American and I think most people feel the same way.  You may run into friendly joking if you pronounce your 'O' vowels in the famous Canadian way.\n\nIf you were to move to the east coast, people may kid you about the bad weather always blowing "down from Canada".\n\nCome on down!
675364
Yes, I like y'all pretty well.  Americans find it almost impossible to think of Canada as a foreign country. . . we even have some of your money circulating around down here and people spend it just like ours.  We think the same thing about Australia and New Zealand and Britain, though.  Just family members who happen to live in different houses.
640522
good call darcy. I live here and i don't trust um either.  can i come and stay with one of you canadians? i'm in michigan, i'm used to hard winters already, i'm pretty low maintenece.  I know how to split wood.  Canada sure sounds nice.  and how 'bout that universal health care ya got? that must be nice, eh?
30689
i agree completely.what has happened to our country politically has occurred slowly and now we have to come together quickly.but,can we?i am as a firm believer in my politics as are the others on the other side.but we must stop this petty bickering and show a united front.no one has to change their beliefs.but just as we did in WWII fight the evil ones together and defeat them.then we can get back to fighting within the family.as any kid with siblings knows.i can pick on my brothe or sister but everyone else better leave him/her alone or you'll have me to fight too.
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don't feel like the lone ranger....sounds like you all are becoming "americanized"\n\ngrr-r-r-r-r-r-r~!@#$%^&*()~!@#$%^&*()!!@!!!!!!!!!!