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Originally Posted by tiltedbc
Admit it, "Proud Canadians" like you would've gotten us into the Iraq war if you had your way. No doubt you're against same-sex marriage, legal cannabis and everything else that Bush doesn't like about us. Let me be the first to say thank fucking christ you're confined to little messageboards and not the real world. Go buy Stephen Harper a beer if you can find him.
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Back from vacation. Couldn't have been better. Shot 78 off the tips for the first time. Yeah baby.
My apologies to all offended. Admittedly 50% of me didn't want to push "Submit Reply" but the other 50% said 'yeah, do it.'
Lot's of people were wrong about Iraq. CNN has it at 51/49% for either and or. Same sex? My sister is gay. Pot? Smoke it all the time, favour de-criminalization across the board. I'm also areligious, go figure. As for the real world, tour dates will be confirmed later in the month. How many times have you been around the world? Sorry, that goes against my meditation/relaxation/visualization treatments a little chinese man is teaching me. Sorry again.
Diplomacy is a natural extension of character. It's not hard to do. Hopefully Ms. Parrish's comments went under the radar. I'm not a fan of George Bush either. I'd laugh at his gaffs too if they didn't scare the shit out of me so much. Either way, the point is that elected officials who represent this country should respect the office that appoints them through democratic processes, first as representatives of our country and secondly as citizens of this country.
But in the end, does it really matter?