[30564U]

What is it with our Canadian cousins? I knew they were a little more liberal and socialist (it's the Euro influence), but when did they all become experts on internal Anerican issues...especially law enforcement incidents? As I recall, Canada is a completly separate country and has it's own unique problems, issues, and culture...how come no one from America makes fun of their goofy shit? Are they immune or is it that Canada is void of controversy, corruption, and idiocy? Or maybe it's just simple jelousy...I mean who watches Canadian videos...apparently not even Canadians. I have a number of friends that are Canadian that are extremely conservative, but they are all former and current Canadian Special Forces members. Maybe the rest of the population are just bed wetting, hand wringing, pussies? Who knows? Wow...I had no idea how much Americans are disliked/hated by our Canadian cousins. It's kinda scary since a Canadian General Officer has his finger on our nuclear trigger at least part of the time through agreements established by NORAD in the 1950's. Maybe we should reconsider the arrangement given their feelings.

[Oswald2001]

Doze crazy Canucks, eh?

"Canada...America Jr...."

- Homer Simpson

[CuriousCanadian]

Originally Posted by 30564U ↗

Yup...right up until she opens her bitchy little mouth.

And that's why she gets the special bullets from my love gun

[CuriousCanadian]

Originally Posted by 30564U ↗

how come no one from America makes fun of their goofy shit? Are they immune or is it that Canada is void of controversy, corruption, and idiocy?

You guys do all the time. Shows like the Simpsons and Family Guy and South Park, also that 70's show - the episode where they went up to the Pigeon River border crossing towards Thunder Bay, ON. dealing with the silly border guard.

We have our own shit too. Look at the embarrassment the Toronto mayor Rob Ford brought us. Making it onto SNL and other late night shows. Chris Farley would of made the perfect Rob Ford impersonator.

Also look at the shit the RCMP has brought us. 5-6 guys killing the poor scared Polish guy at the Vancouver airport. For what, cuz he was upset and scared having waited for hours on end for help. 5 guys - and they couldn't wrestle him down? Come-on!

Its cold up here too ya know. At least you can go to Arizona, or Florida or Mexico.

Not everyone is against the US or LE.

I lived and worked in Arizona for a year. Thanks to Morley Safer and your show, 60 minutes - for showing me where and how to obtain my green card for $40 at LAverado and 7th in LA.
It was an eye opener for sure. Being I've never seen a real gun or even held one - I was a kid in a candy store at the gun show or stores. Oh, you don't need to do a police check eh? You mean I can walk right outa here with this Colt SP-1 or the mini Uzi. I am all for guns and gun rights - but lets be honest here, the stats speak for themselves. Having easy access to guns = potential trouble and thats a fact! And in the huge population = boiling point.

So in summary, we got the same problems as you = croaked politicians, fucking immigrants coming from all over and not taking in our Canadian beliefs, pollution issues (Fort McMurray), good cops and bad cops, a Navy that only has dingy's to protect our shores, and it's cold. We got shitty Canadian tv content but there is some good stuff. Only difference is you have Canada's entire population crammed inside of California. That would be one of the big reasons things are a lil different down there.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by CuriousCanadian ↗

I am all for guns and gun rights - but lets be honest here, the stats speak for themselves. Having easy access to guns = potential trouble and thats a fact! And in the huge population = boiling point.

Not accurate at all.

That's a hysteric Euro-pansy view.

"Potential" problem? That's silly.

There's a "potential" problem with easy access to cars, gas, fried foods, sugar...

[TheVrist]

35 million versus 316 million, of course Canadians will never have a clue.

They are like most all other Europe influenced countries, live in low populkated utopias listening/watching leftwing media, not keeping in mind 300 million people representing ONE country, will always equal more statistic. And having vast amount of states/cities etc, also means we have +/- developed ones in comparisons to others.

Since 30 million is the common number most our cousin countries have in population, they need to compare them to a STATE we have, one state has higher stats than another.

Another words we have a few states with 30 mil population that would make Canada with 30 mil look like a cesspool of crime and corruption in comparisons to stats. And of course we have some states that make canada seem like a heavenly country.

We are a UNITED states country, which in theory we are a continent with many sub countries within, with different cultures and background.

[nyazzip]

Not accurate at all.

That's a hysteric Euro-pansy view.

"Potential" problem? That's silly.

There's a "potential" problem with easy access to cars, gas, fried foods, sugar...

wrong; terrible analogies. its pretty tough to take out a bunch of innocent people (especially without hurting yourself) in a split second, by using "cars", "gas", "fried foods" and "sugar". and the last 2 examples are personal choices that can easily be avoided. i am ALL FOR an extreme makeover of american gun regulations, and much more restriction on pistols and assault weapons, aka high capacity semi automatic rifles with short length profiles....

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by nyazzip ↗

wrong; terrible analogies. its pretty tough to take out a bunch of innocent people (especially without hurting yourself) in a split second, by using "cars", "gas", "fried foods" and "sugar". and the last 2 examples are personal choices that can easily be avoided. i am ALL FOR an extreme makeover of american gun regulations, and much more restriction on pistols and assault weapons, aka high capacity semi automatic rifles with short length profiles....

Keep drinkin' the Kool-Aid.

[CuriousCanadian]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

Not accurate at all.

That's a hysteric Euro-pansy view.

"Potential" problem? That's silly.

There's a "potential" problem with easy access to cars, gas, fried foods, sugar...

Sugar coat it and spin doctor it all you want, but you know Im right!

"Potential" - from a stats POV. The odds of a wacko flipping his switch AND getting access to a gun. Ask yourslf that one: Canadian or USA wacko - who gets the gun first?
Thats all Im saying - not saying US or the guns are bad here man - only talking from a STATS point of view,

[CuriousCanadian]

Originally Posted by TheVrist ↗

35 million versus 316 million, of course Canadians will never have a clue.

They are like most all other Europe influenced countries, live in low populkated utopias listening/watching leftwing media, not keeping in mind 300 million people representing ONE country, will always equal more statistic. And having vast amount of states/cities etc, also means we have +/- developed ones in comparisons to others.

Since 30 million is the common number most our cousin countries have in population, they need to compare them to a STATE we have, one state has higher stats than another.

Another words we have a few states with 30 mil population that would make Canada with 30 mil look like a cesspool of crime and corruption in comparisons to stats. And of course we have some states that make canada seem like a heavenly country.

We are a UNITED states country, which in theory we are a continent with many sub countries within, with different cultures and background.

I totally agree and that's what Im saying: Cali has the entire population of Canada within its borders = more boiling point. We're spread out.