[kerfuffled]

heres you chance to vote!

[Canadian_Mind]

kerfuffled wrote:

heres you chance to vote!

even though i'm not queer, she's enough to make a guy queer. how old is she now?

[kerfuffled]

CBC says 48, MILF age.

[hwacker]

Nice to know she's not even a Canadian, Way to go Liberals, Push that mantra.

[Crizzle]

You should've had an in between option. Not really that great...but I still said "I'd hit it".

[Zeipher]

^^She is Canadian. An immigrant but still a Canadian.

[kerfuffled]

hwacker wrote:

Nice to know she's not even a Canadian, Way to go Liberals, Push that mantra.

Why do you have to be such a negative dork? Just answer the question! Christ on a bike do you talk like that to your friends like that? I doubt you have any when you politicize everything like that. Geez what a soul sucking bore you are.
PS: did you vote Queer?LOL

[ShepherdsDog]

Neither is the current GG (She's from Hong Kong) and it wasn't that long ago that they were all British Lords. Any Canadian citizen should be eligible for the position. Even thought the CBC does seem to be getting more than their fair share. They should have offered it to Landry, Parizeau(a self admitted anglophile), Bouchard or Duceppe. Wouldn't that have been a hoot?

[Canadian_Mind]

Bianca Beauchamp? wouldn't that be a hoot eh?

[IcedCap]

hwacker wrote:

Nice to know she's not even a Canadian, Way to go Liberals, Push that mantra.

and just who the fuck is by your definition then?

[hwacker]

Just maybe someone that's born here.

[themasta]

Zeipher wrote:

^^She is Canadian. An immigrant but still a Canadian.

An immigrant is not Canadian. You must be born here to be a Canadian. That would be the same as me going to Germany and saying I was a German despite the fact that I had not been raised with German influences et cetera. An immigrant cannot be a true member of the country they immigrate to because of a lack of commonality in their personal history. A born and raised Canadian understands our humour, immigrants do not but their children often do. And if not their immediate children, then their children's children. You get the idea.

[IcedCap]

hwacker wrote:

Just maybe someone that's born here.

oh right so unless your born here you're not Canadian then? does this apply to everyone or just the darkies

[themasta]

IcedCap wrote:

hwacker wrote:

Just maybe someone that's born here.

oh right so unless your born here you're not Canadian then? does this apply to everyone or just the darkies

A people is defined by their common heritage. A recent immigrant is not a member of the new country because of that lack of history. Their children, born and raised in that environment, can be considered members of that country/people.

[Blue_Nose]

themasta wrote:

A people is defined by their common heritage. A recent immigrant is not a member of the new country because of that lack of history. Their children, born and raised in that environment, can be considered members of that country/people.

She's hardly a recent immigrant; she moved here when she was 11 (37 years ago or so).