Super Genius
Posts: 1,135 
Location: Montreal
Location: Montreal
August 11th, 2006, 04:52 PM
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/n...61&k=91928&p=1
Well there you go... Quebec will become a haven for terrorists... Maybe you guys in the ROC should start thinking of attacking us before we Quebecers all convert to Islam...
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/n...61&k=91928&p=1
Well there you go... Quebec will become a haven for terrorists... Maybe you guys in the ROC should start thinking of attacking us before we Quebecers all convert to Islam...
Genius
Posts: 998
Location: Was Victoria, now Ottawa
Location: Was Victoria, now Ottawa
August 11th, 2006, 05:01 PM
Nonsense. People rallied against Israel all over the country. It's not in support of terrorism. It sounds like a very right wing article in the Globe and Mail. If you're marching against Israel's slaughter of women and children in Lebanon, how does that make Quebec a haven for terrorists?
The wording of this article is stupid. These protesters are labelled "anti-Israel Arab groups". It's always black and white with the right wing. Either your with us or against us. Either you support Israel or your a terrorist.
Nonsense. People rallied against Israel all over the country. It's not in support of terrorism. It sounds like a very right wing article in the Globe and Mail. If you're marching against Israel's slaughter of women and children in Lebanon, how does that make Quebec a haven for terrorists?
The wording of this article is stupid. These protesters are labelled "anti-Israel Arab groups". It's always black and white with the right wing. Either your with us or against us. Either you support Israel or your a terrorist.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,362 
Location: Great Satan
Location: Great Satan
August 11th, 2006, 08:42 PM
Quoting
nevermind
Nonsense. People rallied against Israel all over the country. It's not in support of terrorism. It sounds like a very right wing article in the Globe and Mail. If you're marching against Israel's slaughter of women and children in Lebanon, how does that make Quebec a haven for terrorists?
The wording of this article is stupid. These protesters are labelled "anti-Israel Arab groups". It's always black and white with the right wing. Either your with us or against us. Either you support Israel or your a terrorist.
The wording of this article is stupid. These protesters are labelled "anti-Israel Arab groups". It's always black and white with the right wing. Either your with us or against us. Either you support Israel or your a terrorist.
Clever Clogs
Posts: 674
Location: Canada
Location: Canada
August 12th, 2006, 01:15 AM
It's not the Globe and Mail. It's that 'ever becoming' garbage paper, The National Post. The one that instead of becoming critical of Iran on many legitimate points had to make up a clothing rumour to conjure parallels of Nazism.
"Quebecistan" is just a couple notches down from being a racial slur. I have to say when it comes to the Middle East, the French seem to be the ones to get it right. And let’s not also forget, it was a peace rally, not a war march. It was a call for the end to hostilities.
And before ‘the right’ continues to try to push for more division in this country, let us also try to remember that we are all Canadians here united, regardless of our differing opinions and cultures. I wish Harper and those who follow him were more worldly in that respect.
Quoting
Nonsense. People rallied against Israel all over the country. It's not in support of terrorism. It sounds like a very right wing article in the Globe and Mail.
It's not the Globe and Mail. It's that 'ever becoming' garbage paper, The National Post. The one that instead of becoming critical of Iran on many legitimate points had to make up a clothing rumour to conjure parallels of Nazism.
"Quebecistan" is just a couple notches down from being a racial slur. I have to say when it comes to the Middle East, the French seem to be the ones to get it right. And let’s not also forget, it was a peace rally, not a war march. It was a call for the end to hostilities.
And before ‘the right’ continues to try to push for more division in this country, let us also try to remember that we are all Canadians here united, regardless of our differing opinions and cultures. I wish Harper and those who follow him were more worldly in that respect.
Super Genius
Posts: 1,135
Location: Montreal
Location: Montreal
August 12th, 2006, 09:48 PM
Yes... We should look for our similarities before our differences.
We shouldn't let exteriour conflicts ruin our sense of community.
Quoting
It's not the Globe and Mail. It's that 'ever becoming' garbage paper, The National Post. The one that instead of becoming critical of Iran on many legitimate points had to make up a clothing rumour to conjure parallels of Nazism.
"Quebecistan" is just a couple notches down from being a racial slur. I have to say when it comes to the Middle East, the French seem to be the ones to get it right. And let’s not also forget, it was a peace rally, not a war march. It was a call for the end to hostilities.
And before ‘the right’ continues to try to push for more division in this country, let us also try to remember that we are all Canadians here united, regardless of our differing opinions and cultures. I wish Harper and those who follow him were more worldly in that respect.
"Canadians united here regardless of our differing opinions and cultures...." Quoting
Nonsense. People rallied against Israel all over the country. It's not in support of terrorism. It sounds like a very right wing article in the Globe and Mail.
It's not the Globe and Mail. It's that 'ever becoming' garbage paper, The National Post. The one that instead of becoming critical of Iran on many legitimate points had to make up a clothing rumour to conjure parallels of Nazism.
"Quebecistan" is just a couple notches down from being a racial slur. I have to say when it comes to the Middle East, the French seem to be the ones to get it right. And let’s not also forget, it was a peace rally, not a war march. It was a call for the end to hostilities.
And before ‘the right’ continues to try to push for more division in this country, let us also try to remember that we are all Canadians here united, regardless of our differing opinions and cultures. I wish Harper and those who follow him were more worldly in that respect.
Yes... We should look for our similarities before our differences.
We shouldn't let exteriour conflicts ruin our sense of community.
