Is there one?
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I think that Canada may be a little too "Multicultural"
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The meek shall not inherit the earth, Machjo.
Being a wimpy Christian full of naive 'tolerance' and 'understanding' for the Islamist immigrants will eventually, and incrementally lose you your own generational homeland.
Islam is an extremely aggressive religious ideology that demands of its members that they remain primarily loyal to their own kind, and that they help build and increase the presence and power of Islam in foreign societies.
Islam is a liberating religion for women,
imagine you can eat all the ice cream you want and no one will be none the wiser! After all, you can't see fat under that Burqa.
LOL!!! Go to any Islamic website and you see dozens of women praising that religion. No wonder 70% of their converts in Europe and the USA are women!
I always have the lights up and active for December 1st. they don't get turned on before December 1st, no exceptions.
They usually stay on until January 1st or 2nd and then are shut off.
as far as Im concerned, Lights are a way of showing your christmas spirit.. but not strictly in a religious or non-religious way.
Here is an example of what can be accomplished when racial, ethnic, religious and cultural backgrounds don't get in the way of peaceful creative coexistence.
Playing For Change | Imidiwan Afrik Tendam
Playing For Change | Imidiwan Afrik Tendam
Wow!! This is advice for me??!!
Ha-ha... Good way... I haven’t heard about it.
Really, it would be very funny if it would be not so sad..
Though.. one of the main reason of birth our second child was the aim that my husband was not taken to the Army.. So it would be normal if we give birth to our third child for stay in Canada.
Eh… We hope for another way.
But if we emigrate we will not disturb your culture!! Don’t worry about it.
We want just work in our profession and receive some money for it. In Russia we can’t do it. So, we had to change our profession (Science for my husband and Environmental protection for me) or emigrate to another country. We’ve chosen emigration.
Eh...
if there's a group of people living together on one piece of land, there's bound to be diversity in race, religion, and customs. End of story.
I think people should travel a bit before making up their minds.
It's like Ronald Reagan's Dog Joke: An American dog, a Polish dog, and a Russian dog are talking.
The American dog says: If you're hungry, all you've got to do is bark loudly enough and, eventually, someone will give you some meat.
The Polish dog says: What's meat?
The Russian dog says: What's bark?
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Our education system is essentially geared into making multiculturalism look like a blessing and even those, who grew up in the big city, are well accustomed to living with visible minorities and even I was a multiculturalist as I grew up rotating between Vancouver, the roughest parts of Surrey and Richmond, but on the other hand most Canadians do not know better and assume that multiculturalism is the best because it was the environment they happened to grew up under.
It's the samething for the Yanks who scream "USA #1", even though they dare not step out of the country because the Government is issuing travel warnings on every single country and frankly airplanes have a habit of crashing!
Even though myself, I was a classical case of stockholm sydrome as I grew up dealing with ethnic gangs, teachers who were quite fond of harassing me for being one of the few white kids in the school and even people on the street who would give me the wrong look as if I had less right to belong in Canada - yet at the sametime I thought everything was "ok" and even mistook the few acts of mercy for compassion.
Yet, I didn't quite realize how **** this all was until I went to homogenous countries in Europe that were safe, had a better functioning social net, had less crime in generalm et al. The funny thing is that most of the Canadians I met in European Hostels were from similiar backgrounds to my own and realized just how **** the situation is for young Canadians growing up in "hotel cities", where actual Canadians (below age of 30) are in the minority and often victims to widespread systemic abuse but otherwise are unable to reconcile what is happening to them. .
It's like Ronald Reagan's Dog Joke: An American dog, a Polish dog, and a Russian dog are talking.
The American dog says: If you're hungry, all you've got to do is bark loudly enough and, eventually, someone will give you some meat.
The Polish dog says: What's meat?
The Russian dog says: What's bark?
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Our education system is essentially geared into making multiculturalism look like a blessing and even those, who grew up in the big city, are well accustomed to living with visible minorities and even I was a multiculturalist as I grew up rotating between Vancouver, the roughest parts of Surrey and Richmond, but on the other hand most Canadians do not know better and assume that multiculturalism is the best because it was the environment they happened to grew up under.
It's the samething for the Yanks who scream "USA #1", even though they dare not step out of the country because the Government is issuing travel warnings on every single country and frankly airplanes have a habit of crashing!
Even though myself, I was a classical case of stockholm sydrome as I grew up dealing with ethnic gangs, teachers who were quite fond of harassing me for being one of the few white kids in the school and even people on the street who would give me the wrong look as if I had less right to belong in Canada - yet at the sametime I thought everything was "ok" and even mistook the few acts of mercy for compassion.
Yet, I didn't quite realize how **** this all was until I went to homogenous countries in Europe that were safe, had a better functioning social net, had less crime in generalm et al. The funny thing is that most of the Canadians I met in European Hostels were from similiar backgrounds to my own and realized just how **** the situation is for young Canadians growing up in "hotel cities", where actual Canadians (below age of 30) are in the minority and often victims to widespread systemic abuse but otherwise are unable to reconcile what is happening to them. .