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That's true. Canada's population density is horrendous. Makes Hong Kong look like the wide prai-rie.

It was weird. It was almost like Canadians remembered that their ancestors were largely desperate Europeans searching for either a better life, or in many cases, life. Nice to see them joining us in morally superior attitude of "Fuck you, Jack, I got mine."

Yep. Elections and erections. . . generally best to worry about your own and leave other folk to deal with theirs.

This article is completely wrong. The Extreme Court noted that there was a racial effect, but finally ruled that it fell on the right side of the forbidden racial discrimination/permitted political discrimination line.

I feel ya, but I agree with the government. When you start deciding who is morally good enough to be entitled to medical care, you set your foot on a dark road.

Probably and no. And you could call them state-sanctioned lunatics who believe Yahweh assigns real estate. Did calling captured German soldiers POWs legitimize the Holocaust? Countries that drop bombs on cities have little room to shriek "terrorist!"

Maybe they had reason to. The Allies at that point were getting along with two countries they had recently crushed and nuked.

From your point of view? Yes.

That's ridiculous! Chumbawumba was the Aussie band that did the song "Tubthumping."

Freedom isn't easy.

If they win, those guys will be heroes.

You elect your generals? Actually, that explains a lot.

Really? I thought it was Trump himself, parroted by his marching morons, who popularized "FAKE NEWS!"

I'd say they're gonna be a hell of a lot more than decimated! (A term that means "one out of every ten executed.")

Switching to an all-pipes/drum/cello/electric guitar/spouting flame format might just be the salvation of the Ceeb. . .

I'd pay for a ticket. . . Hard rock, classic instruments, and LOTSA FLAME! Life is good. . .

Cool. Look up "The Badpiper" on YouTube. That's right, "BaDpiper." Hell of an electric guitar/pipes rendition of "Thunderstruck."

If this was your elevator music, you wouldn't even need that first cup of coffee in the office. . .

I heard a very amusing story on the radio of one of those clowns who likes to shout "Free Bird!" at concerts. He did so at a string quartet recital. They retaliated by playing "Free Bird."

Nice use of passive voice. Makes your opinion seem authoritative (to like-minded dolts).