Our Christian Generosity was abused. Time to raise the draw bridge and deploy the archers.

conduit said:
not one single woman was raped in Cologne on that day. A few mobile phones were stolen and women harassed. I would never deny that. I am in favor of bringing to justice those who harm others. Even to a harsher extent those to whom we all in advanced economies offered our hospitality. But in Germany you don't have people running around with guns and mowing down dozens if not hundreds. Neither do you now have that in Australia. Gun laws do matter.
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The gun laws didn't matter in Belgium and France.
 
conduit said:
really? And where did this get you? A 1% top in the US that is made up almost entirely of Jewish cronies that keep themselves at the top via nepotism. How is that possible given they make up around 2.x% of the American population? I tell you how. It can be made possible by a stupid majority of Americans who grind an ax with the wrong people instead of zeroing in on a few that take all the resources and keep them to themselves.

Please answer for us this one single question: What does the average American gain from the unconditional support the US shows to Israel? What is the point and what is the return? You said you owe others shit. Yet you bend over backward for a tiny ethnic minority in your country that concentrates all the wealth among themselves and keep everyone out of their circles.
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Are you a nazi? You sound just like Hitler.

You are clearly a racist.

Are you upset because you are too stupid to become one of the 1%?
 
Only disagreement here is that Toronto real estate prices are way inflated and bubbly, same goes for Vancouver.

Nine_Ender said:
Don't let the truth get in the way of your rhetoric. I live in Toronto and it's far, far better then you seem to want to tell people. Many of my friends and colleagues are immigrants, professionals, and they embrace and enjoy life in Canada. There is no "major deficit", in fact the federal government ran a small surplus last year. There is no real estate bubble at all. Demand for housing in Toronto reflects that it's one of the nicest places to live in the world, so prices had to go up. Most Canadian real estate markets outside of the main cities are actually fairly modestly priced. Immigrants are a good thing; I have no idea why you harbour such a hatred towards them or why you are on the street so much. But that's not the life most people I know live. Perhaps you just hang around with a sketchy crowd and of course some of them will game the system. Maybe you struggle in a mediocre job or live in a struggling town or neighborhood. What I can tell though is unlike most Canadians who love their country, you don't, so maybe move out you seem more American anyways and have failed to assimilate properly into our culture.

The government doesn't stress out about "race-correlated" stats because they don't need to; people in Canada for the most part get along and respect other cultures. There is no general fear or growing sentiment in Canada that immigration is to be feared, or nonstop racist talk about blacks or any other ethnic group or skin colour. As with any country, there will always be pockets of trouble and some neighborhoods that are poor and have some crime. But the fact is these problems are much smaller in Canada then almost anywhere in the world. The economy could be better, but 2008/2009 barely touched Canada at all and all things being considered ( including lower personal income tax rates ), the worst one could say is our economy hasn't improved much since the 1980s and 1990s. This contrasts with the US who were flying high and are now struggling on many fronts.

I suspect you just like trolling on here, but I won't let your extreme negativity about Canada go without giving more reasonable people a more accurate picture about life in Canada. Poll the majority here, and you'll see that Canadians think this is the best country in the world.
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Thanks for the laugh. What a dick head.

AAAintheBeltway said:
I don't have a problem with Canada or Canadians, but let's get real. Canada is basically a third world country. It is dependent largely on natural resource extraction and agriculture and fishing. It has the good fortune to be populated largely with reasonably intelligent people of European extraction, with some notable pockets of Asian immigrants, again mostly intelligent and fairly affluent.

Canada, like Europe, largely depends on the US for its defense. It lacks the large minority underclass of the US. The state it most resembles is probably North Dakota. It doesn't have nearly the same scale of urban underclass we have. As a consequence, it doesn't have to finance our enormous defense budget or welfare class and can put the money to more productive uses.

Nothing wrong with any of that, but I wish you Canadians would be a little less smug.
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So same old, anyone who dares use the term Hew is at least antisemitic or Hitler incarnate.

WeToddDid2 said:
Are you a nazi? You sound just like Hitler.

You are clearly a racist.

Are you upset because you are too stupid to become one of the 1%?
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RRY16 said:
Third World Country? You really need to get out and see the world.. Where do you live, Baltimore? I've never found Canadians smug...Sad your life revolves around the news cycle and Internet...Incomprehensible demorilization.
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I was describing the Canadian economy, which is indeed based on resource extraction, ag and fishing. Very third world.

Another overly defensive Canadian?
 
So which belt are you living in actually? The big guy from Nashville Tennessee lecturing the world what he heard in the news about Canada? Some of the smartest researchers at the absolute forefront of AI are Canadian and developed one of the first AI engines at Canadian universities. You heard that right: the technology that will most likely shape our next 25-30 years the most was to a significant degree developed in........ Canada among other places such as UC Berkley. This is to just name one. Ask for more and you shall receive.

You are talking without knowing even what you are talking about.

AAAintheBeltway said:
I was describing the Canadian economy, which is indeed based on resource extraction, ag and fishing. Very third world.

Another overly defensive Canadian?
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