Would you be cool with having something like "Satan Rules" displayed in courts?
Canada has very little patriotism...
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Would you be cool with having something like "Satan Rules" displayed in courts?
Its the wording.. it says nothing can be changed relating to religion.
The 10 Commandments in a court room imposes nothing.
Nothing can be imposed on the mind or spirit.
The 10 Commandments in a court room imposes nothing.
Nothing can be imposed on the mind or spirit.
If you hate this nation so much why don't you go to the country of your admirations U.S. Before judging the rest of Canada, how about travelling it all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. You say you live in a town, 3500 people is a village in this part of the woods.
As a kid I used to have a blow up thing that looked like Popeye the Sailor and it had a bottom section full of sand so you could really belt it and it would still stand back up.
my influence on the mind and body does not afffect my ^posting.
I just want to get ma green card and I will leave this country, and if it turns into France, I will join the US army and invade you.
I actually read, a foreigner can join the US military and after one tour of duty can get a 10 year green card.
I am seriously considering this.. I don`t think Iraq would be that bad.
I just want to get ma green card and I will leave this country, and if it turns into France, I will join the US army and invade you.
I actually read, a foreigner can join the US military and after one tour of duty can get a 10 year green card.
I am seriously considering this.. I don`t think Iraq would be that bad.
Me too, popeye could beat me two out of three rounds, and he ducked my shots at will.:lol:
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So is that a yes? Or do you find "Satan Rule" or something to that effect offensive?
I like your avatar beaver.
I am just depressed Canadians are not as patriotic as all americans are.
I am just depressed Canadians are not as patriotic as all americans are.
If its nor literally forcing something on my life, then its not offensive.
Nothing can be forced onto my mind or yours.
Nothing can be forced onto my mind or yours.
Westmanguy,
I have been reading your posts for the last several days, and if I may, I have some constructive criticism for you.
First and foremost, have you ever heard the phrase, the grass is greener on the other side? You may have some issues with Canada, but that doesn't mean the US is any better. You appear to have a distorted view of what life is like in the US. If you don't believe there is a separation of church and state in America, then you have everything ass backwards.
A President saying God Bless America, doesn't mean the US is a theocracy (as much as leftists will swear up and down it is). There is much less of a separation of church and state in Canada than there is in the US. You just haven't bothered researching the issue. Your federal government funds catholic schools, as an example. A bill, unheard of in the US.
Canada and the US have much in common but we are still different. History has shaped who we are as a people, and our countries took a different path. You for example, embraced the monarchy, where as we gave it the boot. It's not about who was right or wrong, it's about taking a different path.
I say to you, if you wish to live in the US, I would suggest spending time as being part of the workforce, before making any permanent moves. Sound advice for anyone wanting to emigrate anywhere.
I have been reading your posts for the last several days, and if I may, I have some constructive criticism for you.
First and foremost, have you ever heard the phrase, the grass is greener on the other side? You may have some issues with Canada, but that doesn't mean the US is any better. You appear to have a distorted view of what life is like in the US. If you don't believe there is a separation of church and state in America, then you have everything ass backwards.
A President saying God Bless America, doesn't mean the US is a theocracy (as much as leftists will swear up and down it is). There is much less of a separation of church and state in Canada than there is in the US. You just haven't bothered researching the issue. Your federal government funds catholic schools, as an example. A bill, unheard of in the US.
Canada and the US have much in common but we are still different. History has shaped who we are as a people, and our countries took a different path. You for example, embraced the monarchy, where as we gave it the boot. It's not about who was right or wrong, it's about taking a different path.
I say to you, if you wish to live in the US, I would suggest spending time as being part of the workforce, before making any permanent moves. Sound advice for anyone wanting to emigrate anywhere.
