Here's a thought.
I don't give a flying F**k whether Americans, Europeans, Belgians, Kenyans, Australians, or anyone else, thinks we have our own culture and identity. I know we do. I know what being Canadian means and I'm proud to be one. I have no particular interest in explaining it to anyone who isn't interested in listening.
Most people from other countries, who have actually spent time here, love this country as well. Some don't. Because, you know what, were not perfect.
All this mud-slinging, back and forth between Americans and Canadians reminds me of a bunch of monkeys standing on 2 banks of a river, screaming and throwing pebbles at each other. No real reason, except "they are the other guys". Just proof that we've still got a lot of evolving to do.
I don't give a flying F**k whether Americans, Europeans, Belgians, Kenyans, Australians, or anyone else, thinks we have our own culture and identity. I know we do. I know what being Canadian means and I'm proud to be one. I have no particular interest in explaining it to anyone who isn't interested in listening.
Most people from other countries, who have actually spent time here, love this country as well. Some don't. Because, you know what, were not perfect.
All this mud-slinging, back and forth between Americans and Canadians reminds me of a bunch of monkeys standing on 2 banks of a river, screaming and throwing pebbles at each other. No real reason, except "they are the other guys". Just proof that we've still got a lot of evolving to do.






