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I’m having trouble figuring out what this actually means in a multicultural society. Can anyone explain it?

I heard that joke many years ago with Joe Clark as the Trump character and it was a hippies backpack.

For sure Uncle Ben is gone. What are the odds of them replacing him with Fu Manchu?

I’d be surprised if they hadn’t done marketing surveys in relation to the brand name, and realized that now was the time they were waiting for. An opportunity to look socially conscious and increase sales with a rebranding

After having spent the day in a wet market.

How about Goldhunter?

And it actually depends on whether, in your new career, you can keep yourself accustomed to the standard of living you had before, or better still be happier

Pay as you go. Life is like that.

Speaking of cost/benefit analysis how much was spent by the City of Vancouver on ineffectual suicide barriers and bike lanes in the last 10 years?

I find a lot of American “praise Canada” humour to actually be somewhat condescending

I’ll do it as long as I can afford it and attractive young women are willing to see me. When that is no longer possible I will revert to being a teenager and masturbate.

Sagami condoms.

Things have changed. Putin pretty much does as he wants to now. It started when Obama let him take Crimea without any consequences. Under the orange menace he has impunity.

A rose by any other name...Without the American obsession at the time with containing the borders of the Soviet Union, Afghanistan would be the non-entity today it has pretty much been for most of its history before the Soviet invasion.

Everyone, and conveniently most Americans, forget that the US nurtured and supported the Taliban as a counterinsurgency when Russia invaded Afghanistan. The Taliban would not exist today without America and the CIA.

We can all agree that racism is a bad thing but I’m curious why, if it has been so prevalent in Canada for so many years, that it took the killing of a black man in Minnesota to raise the consciousness of those now marching in Canada?

Interesting times. I’m in my mid-sixties so my parents both grew up during the Great Recession and World War Two. I’ve had a pretty blessed life in terms of economic opportunity and world peace. I remember the protests in the sixties and how the world was going to be radically changed. I...