I have no problem with people celebrating their own holidays and having their own traditions, where I have a problem is when some folks want to change the celebrations we have already established and are mainstream.
But again I ask you, what is the problem if they try to modify, change the established traditions here? Once they became citizens, they are as much a part of Canada as you and I, and they have a perfect right to try to change the traditions here.
I don't have a problem with people and traditions except when they want to go by
their own Muslim law like its part of our legal system.
Now here you are talking of something totally different, don’t confuse law with tradition. The law must be obeyed (though even here they have the right to try to change the law). Tradition on the other hand, are evolving all the time, not cast in stone and anybody is welcome to try to change it.
We have established traditions in this country and I maintain that people coming here should respect them, they don't have to observe them but they should respect them.
Respect them, yes. But they also have the right to try to change them.
However there is a group of people who think we are the evil west. If they don't like it here then they can always find somewhere else where they would be happy.
Here I agree with you. But don’t lump these people with majority of the minorities here, some of whom may want to change the tradition. There is nothing evil about trying to change the traditions. After all somebody started the traditions some time, they probably encountered similar opposition, similar hostilities in the old days.
But again I ask you, what is the problem if they try to modify, change the established traditions here? Once they became citizens, they are as much a part of Canada as you and I, and they have a perfect right to try to change the traditions here.
I don't have a problem with people and traditions except when they want to go by
their own Muslim law like its part of our legal system.
Now here you are talking of something totally different, don’t confuse law with tradition. The law must be obeyed (though even here they have the right to try to change the law). Tradition on the other hand, are evolving all the time, not cast in stone and anybody is welcome to try to change it.
We have established traditions in this country and I maintain that people coming here should respect them, they don't have to observe them but they should respect them.
Respect them, yes. But they also have the right to try to change them.
However there is a group of people who think we are the evil west. If they don't like it here then they can always find somewhere else where they would be happy.
Here I agree with you. But don’t lump these people with majority of the minorities here, some of whom may want to change the tradition. There is nothing evil about trying to change the traditions. After all somebody started the traditions some time, they probably encountered similar opposition, similar hostilities in the old days.