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Originally posted by Liquor Dealer
It's interesting! Of course we knew beforehand that Canadians don't like us. Makes no difference how it is worded and reworded - Canadians don't like us. I really wish there were someway that for a while the US didn't exist. I would like to see Canada butted up against Mexico for a while with no US present. It would be interesting to see if they still had these feelings. If the French don't like us at this point it would be totally inane for them to admit it because it's quite obvious that few Americans really care if France exists at this point. Noticed that people seem to like our music, movies, and television - but didn't like American websites? Sure seems to be a bunch that have little but hate toward America that hang out on this one quite frequently.
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Lighten up there LD.
I like americans just fine. In fact, i have spent the better part of the last month amoungst you infidels. First NYC, and as of right this minute, Michigan.
Other than i miss the women in Toronto, and the better quality food, the US is just fine.
Don't take the fact that i have no desire in the world to live permanently in the US as an insult, it's not. It's just l like Canada better. That's the thing i have noticed about Americans is that they think everyone wants to be them, but we don't.
As far as it goes, what other country in the world would you rather have as your neighbour than Canada??? And don't say Britain because of that 3 week war because let me tell you that Canadians will be far friendly towards you than the vast majority of Brits.
American movies run the gammet of shit to great, american music is mostly shit, other than Dave Matthews (who's actually South African) and the Eagles, and R.E.M, and Nirvana, ok, i like Pearl Jam too.
But U2 are the best, and they are Irish, followed by the Beatles, the Stones, the Who, the Clash, Bowie, and we all know they aren't from the US.
Tell you what, you come up to Toronto for a weekend sometime and i will show you the wonderful sights - especially the strip joints, and massage parlours. Now that's culture boy.
As long as you don't go walking down Queen Street singing out loud America the Beautiful with pictures of George Bush tatooed to your ass, no-one will give you any grief in Toronto.