Tsunami-linked fishing boat adrift off B.C.
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Quit being so Gay. 8O :lol:
Nope we put them on reservations.. basically to forget about them and stole their land.
Well, that's a lot different than we beat them in a war. So which story you going to go with?
You are talking apple and oranges here, Quebec and Indians.. I stated both in my post..
We won a war against the French as I earlier stated. We basically slaughtered and forced native Indians onto reservations.. I would say that resembles a war in some context, just with little or no opposition.
Our History is what it is.. some I agree with, some I am ashamed off.. nevertheless, Canada's British heritage should not be changed to appease political correctness.
Slaughtered? Never heard it happened in Canada. Are you sure you're not confused with your other homeland?
Boomer what the hell has this to do with the topic? which was about a boat being adrift from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan a year ago?
I figure as fussy as you were over the word "gay" you might have used the word "slaughter" in correct format....
Oh, yeah. Of course. Clearly you were referring to "be happy" when you used the term here.....
Normally I would never correct you but I think you mean "selectively fussy". Cuz it all depends which way the wind is blowing.
Ummm? we won the war.. get over it already. Oh that's right Quebec and the Indians haven't yet.. :roll:
Dam PC'ers out there need to grow a pair.... ah, then again.
As you can see from above, you didn't diferentiate between the French and the First Nations.
Your ashamed of Canada? Really? But you told First Nations to "get over it already". and before you deny it, look at the first quote above.
Yes ashamed of what we did as Canadians.. but just like Blacks in the USA who 5 generations later feel the Government owes them something. I mean seriously.. they are so far and removed from their ancestry.
It happened, it's sad, and hopefully people learn from history and do not repeat the same actions... now get over it and move on.
Actually gerryh; you need to "get over it.."
You talking in circles. First Nations are generations away from the original Indians who inhabited North America, they should be so dam lucky to be born Canadian.. and quit trying to claim what they clearly have to rights to any more.
....agreed this thread has basically walked the plank and over the edge of the boat.
Hey, you're the one who threw in the comment as an addendum to your OP. If you don't want people to question the things that you say, then don't say them. Really simple solution.
By the way, Gerry is not the one who's talking in circles.
Look let me set some fact straight.. gay, homosexuals, fudge packers, taco eaters, whatever the hell they are.. I don't care.. what people do to each other behind closed doors is their business.. they don't effect my life one bit, and I don't care about their causes..
So I am guessing that you and Gerry are in the closet, but still defend the homosexual cause any chance you get like some of these bible thumpers and Muslim sympathizers.
I mean you do take the term "gay" pretty personal.
And I don't care that you don't care. But using the terminology in a derogatory manner screams homophobe to me. You could have used many other words to make your point. You chose to use that one. I wondered why. Or does taking personal responsibility for the choices one makes only apply to other people?
Nope not the reason why, not that it matters, and I'm not defending a 'cause' here. Just objecting to what I view as poor judgement in use of a term. And trying to determine whether it was the natives themselves you had an issue with or gay people in general, or perhaps both.
Yep I do take it personally, not unlike referring to a woman as a dog say, some things just irritate. Surely you, of all people, should understand that.
Just wanting tio get it straight where you stand on things. This, as well as the following makes it abundantly clear where you stand on both Native issues and GBLT.