One nation, under Canada, and over Mexico...\n\nI believe this to be a truer statement than "Under God"!\n\nWhere do you think She is? Over, under, around?
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Not going to work. Mexico will consider us racist by say "over Mexico" it has the connotation of being superior.
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He is getting the job done!  Did you ever stop to think that people are leaving because of Canadian Jen?  She is not doing a good job.  Eveything around her must cater to the pit of Michigan Detroit!  There is pleanty of more Michigan rather than Detroit!  DeVos will be able to meet most of our needs and turn this state around to get back on its feet.
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First, I could be wrong, but I didn't think the Quebec-as-nation recognition has officially come yet. The PM said he considered Quebec to be a nation "within a united Canada" on Nov. 22 and that he'd introduce a motion to the House of Commons. No vote should have happened yet, unless I've missed something.\n\nAs for other nations inside Canada: no. Quebec is a unique case. It would be interesting to see aliens ask for one, though. But I think I get your point. Why make nations within nations? But Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have had their devolution thing going on in the UK, and that country is still ticking.
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It's pure semantics, while Quebec is not a nation within a united Canada it is not legally a nation.  Not even legally a nation within Canada.   What this effectively accomplished was giving Quebec a fancy title and a new distinction.\n\n\nEven as such I am offended that the government would bestow a higher status on some of it's citizen than others.   Creating a division in the country will only serve to offend most Canadians while pacifying a few.  \n\nI think we should all be a little upset that out government recognizes some it it's citizens as more unique or important than other.\n\nI have nothing against french Canadians,  they are a unique culture, just as the first nations, just as some east coast communities. Canada is full of varying cultures.   \n\nI also wonder how this applies to the french Canadian communities outside of Quebec.   There are many scattered throughout Canada, should they be granted nation status as well?\nShould they secede from their current province and join Quebec?\n\nHow will this be handled within Quebec's large anglophone community.   Is their status being diminished because they are not members of the french community?  Many have ancestry dating back to the inception of Quebec and Canada.  \n\nNot to mention First Nations persons.  Will they have diminished recognition withing Quebec regardless of them being unquestionably the first inhabitants of the land.  Also with them having a drastically unique and beautiful culture, will this make it difficult for them to carry on tradition and have recognition through the "nation" of Quebec?.    Is there room to celebrate other cultures within a Franco centric Quebec?\n\nI am a little troubled by how ill though out this bill was and what little time the government gave the Canadian population for voice their opinion on such an important matter.   Today I am one annoyed Canadian.
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Liberals do not like the "under God" line in it.  After all.... they think they are gods and do not want to be reminded that here is one and they are not him.  Then, they might have to humle themselves before Him.\n\nSue
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She's clearly doing it for the advantages. Being born here means automatic citizenship. And it's neither right or wrong. It needs to be judged on the intent and need of the person changing nationalites or having a child born into one different from his/her own. Some situations may warrant a change. Not every country is an ideal place. In a better world, all countries are equal, but the fact is they aren't. If they were, the desire to be another nationality would greatly diminish.
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"Doesn't this tell you that she's only supporting what's popular, in order to gain popularity?"\n\nExactly.\n\nI know where you're coming from with the illegal immigration issue, but how do you know what it's like to be in their position? They're working their butts off to pay for their family's expenses while americans on the other half are working to gain money to buy things that tickle their fancy.  Not all money should go to the economy here in the U.S. anyway..... it may cause inflation and the U.S. has enough money to begin with. You probably know immigrants are only doing it for their own good.... but what if you were them?\nSome immigrants do it the illegal way because they have no clue whereabouts to do it legally or don't know a word of English. I know this because my mom came into the U.S from Mexico.... the legal way, though.\n\nBy the way, isn't it funny when the word immigrant comes about, Mexicans are the ones who come to mind? Mexicans aren't the only ones....There are Asians, Irish, Germans, ect. too. Just something to keep in mind.
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Where is ISRAEL???\n\nI do not see ISRAEL on that list, why???\n\nEDIT:\nI would rather ISRAEL stand alone...She already does anyway.
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Yes i posted twice yesterday alone that she was racist. Always slamming Americans, and more loyal to Mexico, breaking the laws, throwing race cards when her argument fails, and basicaly irrational....\n\nMost of her questions are meant to antagonise and stir up anti-White anti-American sentiments. And they go on one after another all afternoon and night.....\n\nIt certainly isn't out of sincere interest in learning that she asks. The education of Americans alone was answered in and out last night. And objected to as it is one more lie to gain bleeding heart sentiment. They have learned one thing being here in America, that our fellow countrymen are far more critical and hateful to our own in these areas. They look down their noses if you take the cook job. If you dont your a lazy bastard. Now they have the nerve to say it's only jobs Americans wont work that the Illegals take.....\n\nShe has ILLEGAL relatives and so do a couple others who have frequented the answers to spouse racist comments. Rather than getting off her azz, shutting off the comp, and helping them apply to become legal citizens. She spends her time here defending them and slandering everything about this country. And to me that is the problem with amnesty. No loyalty or commitment to this country or our laws. She proves the point. If you speak with Legal immigrants their attitudes are alot different not only about Americans and their laws, but about the issues we ar debating about. They have a true commitement to the country, respect for what it took to get here, and pride that they perservered to get here.\nILLEGALS and children born of ILLEGALS (who never get legal) seem to have a very negative and destructive attitude. They basicaly have old world mind sets of pure survial, only about themselves and screw everyone else. I am sure that is not all, but I am seeing a knowtiseable trend the more time I spend talking to people about the issues.\n\nIF YOU KNOW OF ILLEGAL EMPLOYERS HERE IS THE WEBSITE TO REPORT THEM ALL.\nhttp://www.wehirealiens.com/
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America is commonly accepted as the United States.  I know it is hugely incorrect, but that is how it is interperted.\n\nFor fucks sake, Jessica, do you have your own thoughts, or do you just post what somebody else has already writen?
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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.
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No, I don't think Canada should become part of the US, because we are so unique and we have our own currency and health insurance. But maybe the US should accept Mexico as part of their country! For Gwenhwyvar, Canada does not have states, we have provinces,and we accept Quebec and their language as part of our country, unlike Americans not accepting Mexico and spanish as their second language!!
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they're all in north america?  i think mexico is north america and not central america....hmmmm, may have to look that up.
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Being from the USA, I can only guess that it's along the same lines as what a Mexican feels when a Citizen of the USA refers to the USA by either term: "United States" or "America."\n\nTechnically, wouldn't the term "America" refer to all of both North America and South America, and to all of the territory claimed by the nations thereof?\n\nThere is no "Arctica," because there is no arctic continent: only the antarctic continent "Antarctica exists as a polar continent.
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Yes, I think it's a big deal, and I am NOT offended to find those words on our coins.  It is one of the very few places that God is still honored in our country.  Should we invalidate the Declaration of Independence, or the Bill of Rights, because they make reference to God?  No!  This country was founded in Christianity, and although I do firmly believe in freedom from religious persecution, I think we've gone way too far on the other side... it is now the Christians who are persecuted, our prayers are not allowed, the very basic principals that this country was founded on are litigated, and all by people claiming to be offended by it... well, you know what?  In many other countries, being the "wrong" religion can get you jailed and executed.  We allow you the God-given right to disagree, but what right do you have to change  who we are?!?!  This country was founded on Christian principals, and you have the right to live here and not be a Christian (although I pray for those lost souls), but that does not mean that you have the right to interfere with my rights, either.  Keep God in all that we do, to honor our forefathers, and honor our FATHER.
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Yeah, that's what I was trying to say in that other question. It's just an abbreviation, not some huge conspiracy to take Christ out of everything and turn the country into some evil secular nation.\n\nThe other guy who brought this up said that people are trying to make this an "ungodly" nation. What I want to know is: If a nation where 80% of people call themselves Christian is ungodly, then what's a "godly" nation?
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I think eventually it will happen, though doubt in my lifetime.  I think we'd 'want' Canada first, but we might as well take Mexico first since most of them want to live here anyway ;)  Canadian's don't generally want to live in the US and pretty much see us as bully's.  Not sure what the general consensus is of Mexico, but the illegal immigration issues would suggest that they would support that idea.\n\n**  LOL  These answers cracked me up!  :)  We HAVE A donkey for president here in the USA - his name is Goerge W. Bush!  LOL  Nice one ;)