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Being Canadian is far better than being american. Most globally aware people know that now. Being american sucks and has no advantages over being Canadian. Canadians are more free and well liked by the rest of the world. Canada is just a better society. Howevery being Canadian does still pale in comparison to being European.
Being Canadian is far better than being american. Most globally aware people know that now. Being american sucks and has no advantages over being Canadian. Canadians are more free and well liked by the rest of the world. Canada is just a better society. Howevery being Canadian does still pale in comparison to being European.
This is a sad post IMO. First being American does not "suck" and whether or not other people like us has nothing to do with our quality of life and national pride. Second being Canadian does not "pale in comparison to being European". Ive been up to Canada countless times and never have seen anything wrong with it, nor have I seen drastic difference from the US. No reason to feel inferior to Europe or the US either. Also having been to Europe I do not see being European as being superior to being North American.(either Canadian or US) nothing against Europe as I loved being there, but they have their qualities and we have ours. Not to mention our North American culture sprung from Europe so it is not radically different either, especially the British.
Oh excuse me.... 20 out of the 21 listed here are RED states, but you probably did bother to actually read it did you?
Did you read the whole thing, or did you just assume all the listed states are red?
I did read it. DC, NV, and NM - all went blue in the 2012 Presidential election.
It's worth mentioning that some of the "red" states on the list have long-serving Democrat politicians, but for the sake of simplicity, we'll use the 2012 Presidential election as the yardstick of what constitutes a red state vs a blue state.
Sure, Slowpoke, and I'll have a Creemore Springs Lager. What's your point?
My point was self-explanatory.
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we have WAY better beer than the Canadians do.
But if you want to send me a case in an attempt to convince me that Canada does indeed produce good beer, I'm willing to open both my mind and a bottle of Creemore Springs Lager.
I did read it. DC, NV, and NM - all went blue in the 2012 Presidential election.
Yanno, one of the great things about being Canadian is not caring what provinces voted Right Wing, and which voted Left Wing. We have more than two political parties here, and all count.
And all of our parties--yes, even the Conservatives--tend to be left of the US Democrats. Maybe that's a thing to be proud of.
But if you want to send me a case in an attempt to convince me that Canada does indeed produce good beer, I'm willing to open both my mind and a bottle of Creemore Springs Lager.
Nice try at getting free beer. I'd suggest that you either urge your local bar to stock more Canadian beer (among it, Creemore Springs), or visit Canada, and sample all its beers. Until then, you're just another American putting our beer down with no good reason.
I don't believe that you know real Canadian beer at all.
I don't think Canadians that ever crossed the border into Detroit will have much of an inferiority complex left. Probably they develop a spontaneous superiority complex even.
Oh please. Most Americans don't even go into Detroit. The downtown area near GM is fine anyway.
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