[Knoss]

$1:

First, the GOP wouldn't want 10 new Democrat-voting states (Okay, 9 excluding Alberta) and the Democrats are too big pussies to annex another country.

8 (look at Saskatchewan)

[Knoss]

I wouldn't want to join the US because with the way the Fed delt woth the tech bubble and the new rules over the housing bubble the US is headed for a depression.

[Ruxpercnd]

Ha! I just watched the conclusion of Trojan Horse.... And the evil Canadian went Down!....

This show made me realize how dangerous Canadians can be. And ultimately how dangerous Americans can be. Of course the show made the Americans out to be the moral equivalent of the evil Canadian. Weak. The former PM was a really nice guy. I loved it when he said, "I was prime minister for two weeks, I can't be any danger to you!"

Or maybe the moral of the story is how good Canadians can go South when they become Americans.

If Canada did join America... we wouldn't be America anymore... we would actually all be North Americans... and if Mexico joined us all... well, we would all be Norte Americanos... Cool!

[Public_Domain]

[Arctic_Menace]

Canada could seriously fuck over the States because we'd have a population of 33 million that would cry very loudly for some serious changes and reforms...


Also, me and my friends will blow up coffee shops, Wal-Marts, etc. if Canada went down without a real fight...

[sasquatch2]

My experience with the US military/industrial complex was embarassing at times. I was regarded as somehow superior by them(unwarented in my view) which was a great inspiration tyo excell.

Despite Mr. Canada's silly notions we really are siamese twins.

More Canadians fought in the US Civil War than fought for Canada in the war of 1812.
Mind you the war of 1812 did not involve really large armies.

In both WW1 and WW2, many, many americans came north and enlisted prior the the US involvement in either war. In WW2, most of these were transferrred back to the US forces, against their will, to provide the US forces with necessary expertise and experience.

The Viet Nam War saw an estimated 20 volunteers going south for every draft dodger fleeing north. Canadian Volunteers are considered very highly prized recruits by the US.

You and any your silly friends as you describe them if you are lucky would been institutionalized where you can't hurt yourselves or others.

[fifeboy]

sasquatch2 sasquatch2:

More Canadians fought in the US Civil War than fought for Canada in the war of 1812.
Mind you the war of 1812 did not involve really large armies.

In both WW1 and WW2, many, many americans came north and enlisted prior the the US involvement in either war. In WW2, most of these were transferrred back to the US forces, against their will, to provide the US forces with necessary expertise and experience.

The Viet Nam War saw an estimated 20 volunteers going south for every draft dodger fleeing north. Canadian Volunteers are considered very highly prized recruits by the US.

I am not sure what your info here shows except that every country has aggressive young men who will want to go fight in any war they can find. Don't forget the Spanish Civil War. Young men who are confined to farms or other monotonous work will seek adventure.

[Public_Domain]

[ridenrain]

I think what he's getting at is that you're liberal arts classes and all those years in band camp probably haven't given you the background to become Che Guavara.

[Public_Domain]

[sasquatch2]

ridenrain

$1:

I think what he's getting at is that you're liberal arts classes and all those years in band camp probably haven't given you the background to become Che Guavara.

Perfect background to be a scientist----the kind as in "scientists say....."

[ridenrain]

Well I'm not a doctor but I play one on the CBC...

[JustKate]

It's only a Movie! I can't stand Canadians that show hatred towards Americans. They are our friends. I would trust some American's more then I would trust some Canadians to be honest. You Mr. Canada are a prime example. Grow up if you want any respect!