sorry ...so yer a ninja :icon_smile:
I thought it was a moslem thing...I saw some pretty nasty stuff from some towns in quebec concerning the hajib...doesn't make sense to get angry over clothing...
But...so then...
Then it's not solely a French/English thing?
I understand karrie's point, as it were, but there has to be an underlying concern. Fear of differences comes from fear of the unknown, which comes from the fear of the shadowy figure waiting outside the cave, or the strange animal watching from a distance, etc. Natural selection and all that. But does that imply that we can't overpower our instincts? If it's this fear or hatred that's causing the prejudice, then it's not about French/English wars at all. It's just like racism.
Weird that people living in the same country - in the same
city - can act this way towards each other.
Of course, I'm not talking about all people. I've had a pleasant trip to both Montreal and Quebec over the past year. But the fact that there are groups that think in this manner is very out-of-place in an area like that.
But then, that's what I thought when I heard the Albertan guy saying that all native-Canadian people should be sent away because it's not their home anymore.