Bodah Bodah:
Canadian_Mind Canadian_Mind:
Bodah Bodah:
Your all for Canadian unity huh? but in the same breath you call french people frogs, .... your an idiot.
Did you even bother to read my posts after that? I call french separatists frogs. If they want to be distinct, might aswell associate the distinct people with something I hate as much as them.
French Canadiens on the other hand, I love them. And I'd be as pissed of at anyone who calls them frogs as much as you and others are at me for calling the separatists frogs.
So now according to you the racial slur "frogs" means French separatist only and not loyal french Canadians ?
Nice try Tex,
That folks is what we call backpedaling.
Is it? in the post where I originally made the comment I talked about shooting separatists, and being disappointed that it was illegal. in the same breath I expressed dissapointment that I couldn't have frogs for dinner. I thought it was obvious that I was attaching frogs to the separatists, but I guess not.
I apologies if I offended you in anyway. If you have something more credible to debate against me that backpedaling, go for it.

I hope you don't mind if I break up your points here.
Clogeroo Clogeroo:
But all children leave home don't they? Right now we are more in the same house with our parents. I don't think leaving home would be abandoning them but it is just the inevitable that when your children get older and feel more responsible they want to take on new responsibilities and assert their independence. So by becoming responsible of our own province how is that really wrong? I don’t think it is totally going against Canada it is just taking control of our lives.
by all means children should eventually leave home, thats not what I meant. By abandoning the parents I meant that 50-60 years down the road, when they are sick and dying, your not going to abandon them are you? I had to change my grandfathers diapers in his dying days because my mother basically abandoned him. Thats the association I made. if the west were to separate from Canada, it would be as though we are forever abandoning our parents when they did so much to raise us to what we are today.
$1:
Look at Australia and New Zealand two countries, which share a great deal with one another politically, culturally, and in every fashion yet are two countries with two parliaments. Why can’t we have an arrangement like that with Canada? Australians and New Zealanders are also allowed to study, work, and visit each other’s countries as if they are the same citizens as well. Just because we become our own country would not mean all the positive elements of our relationship would have to end. We could have the best of both worlds if we wanted too.
In all honesty, I love that system. its pretty much what we have right now, except the countries are provinces and we are somehow unified under one roof. As much as I love this, I'd rather we all be one country, than many inter-connected countries.