The indians and the french don't understand they were conquered. It is really our fault though for being nice to them after the fact.
Hey guess what...Quebec wants to separate again
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The indians and the french don't understand they were conquered. It is really our fault though for being nice to them after the fact.
Man, you got one right, and than you go and blow it with that silly commentary again, lol.
The "indians" were never "conquered". The Crown made treaties and promises for land. The Crown has broken the majority of those treaties and promises. At no time have the "indians" ceded their sovereignty.
I think you are confusing Goober with Gopher. Gopher is from Minnesota, Goober is from Alberta, I think.
Save your breath, I actually proved all that to him a long time ago, he even conceded.
But here we are, right back at the beginning. Proving of course what everyone suspects, lol.
When you move to Nunavut there are all kinds of lectures you can attend to learn their history. One of the things they teach is that the Inuit who occupy the Arctic today arrived around 1000 AD. Something they don't teach is that the first white baby born in North America was born in Newfoundland or Labrador around 950 AD. The notion that all North American Aboriginals have been here for thousands of years is untrue. It is merely the politically correct flavor in Ottawa at the moment. Some Aboriginal settlement started when ours started.
Who knew you'd have competition in authoring the sites dumbest posts, but here you and tuber are, lol.
You can apply that to the whole country. 40% regularly dont vote at all. Thats a huge chunk of the population.
You know that the idiot can't back any of that up....You know it. There for the most you will get is duck and weave or he/she/it will completely ignore the request.
Good thing we don't have a brand new government like Greens in Ottawa counting dandelions. Bill Vanderzalm, BC r/w premier in the 1990's, said he didn't want to lend BC support against separatism because as a little Dutch boy growing up in Holland he admired Canada and didn't want to do anything.
Goober is an old Army term
Perhaps you should have chosen -BOHICA - Judging by the replies to your posts it is more than appropriate.
My description of "short, nasty and brutish" comes from the BC Supreme Court decision in the case that lead to the Nishgaa Land Claim Settlement - Delgamuuk v Canada I think it was called although my spellings are likely wrong. The judge's decision was not political. It was a factual description of how the people lived before European settlement. Show why you think I am wrong. Anyone can call names.