What is it about White_Unifier that irritates you so much? Don't you believe in unity?
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What is it about White_Unifier that irritates you so much? Don't you believe in unity?
Right, and I just expressed myself freely. So what's your problem? Other than brain damage, I mean.
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Well, seeing how Durry seems to believe that Whites need legislated protection and privileges to keep us afloat, someone in here needs to show some faith in the White race. If Durry won't do it, then who will?
There is only one race that does all the heavy lifting in Canada, you just have to open your eyes to see it,,,it is so very obvious.
Hint: 22% of Canada is made up of visible minorities, yet less than 4% of vis mins are in our military (military should be 22% if all carried their share of wt)
Just look at who is fighting in all the forest fires,,,mostly all caucasians,,,minorities are lined up waiting to get free stuff.
Get the picture yet!!
I hope your brain damage gets fixed
He seems to think everyone should become a soldier or firefighter. He hasn't learnt the economic principle of specialization yet.
Maybe if he read more books, he could do the White race proud.
I think that's asking a bit much, but he could at least look at the pictures.
No shame in being functionally illiterate: maybe it's not his fault. But he could at least make a reasonable effort.
What?
You can do that while still having borders that enforce some travel requirements.
I think we need to have some boundaries (even if they are pretty loose). If something goes haywire in one part of the world, we may be putting another at risk unnecessarily if the planet is simply treated as one territory.
With a set of interdependent nations, they can meet and collectively make a decision that balances their interests while helping someone else out.
I think NATO fits that bill pretty well.
What?
You can do that while still having borders that enforce some travel requirements.
I think we need to have some boundaries (even if they are pretty loose). If something goes haywire in one part of the world, we may be putting another at risk unnecessarily if the planet is simply treated as one territory.
With a set of interdependent nations, they can meet and collectively make a decision that balances their interests while helping someone else out.
I think NATO fits that bill pretty well.
We could say the same between provinces.
Or cities, or municipalities, or neighbourhoods.
The sovereignty of nations is partly due to their borders though.
The sovereignty of nations is partly due to their borders though.
And national borders are arbitrary accidents of history, so what makes a national border more significant than a provincial one? It is just an administrative boundary.
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Uhh, no.
The 49th Parallel, maybe.
You should go to Europe and walk around broadcasting that.
You'll get schooled pretty quick.
Schooled as in a friendly exchange of ideas or schooled as in I might want to cover my ears as phlegm splatters on me as they yell at me at 80 decibels at 10 words and one expletive per second?
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Quebec might want something similar between Canada, France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
That would mean that a Canadian passport would give me free access to the markets of CANZUK, France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Now that would make for a very powerful passport.
And since France and Belgium are part of the EU, it might end up including the entire EU too. That would make it an even more powerful passport.
Pro-CANZUK Politician Elected As Federal Party Leader – CANZUK International
Apparently, Andrew Sheer supports CANZUK. My question would be whether he envisions a closed CANZUK or an open CANZUK, and just how integrated and open a CANZUK would he propose?
But imagine all of the border officers who'd lose their jobs as it significantly reduces the workload on them stamping documents all day?
Where are they going to find work after that?
That would mean that a Canadian passport would give me free access to the markets of CANZUK, France, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Now that would make for a very powerful passport.
And since France and Belgium are part of the EU, it might end up including the entire EU too. That would make it an even more powerful passport.
Pro-CANZUK Politician Elected As Federal Party Leader – CANZUK International
Apparently, Andrew Sheer supports CANZUK. My question would be whether he envisions a closed CANZUK or an open CANZUK, and just how integrated and open a CANZUK would he propose?
But imagine all of the border officers who'd lose their jobs as it significantly reduces the workload on them stamping documents all day?
Where are they going to find work after that?
I'm sure they will busy with the some 300 other countries that have visitors come to Canada every year.. duh