More people should speak up to these "new Canadians" that complain about our country!!!!
A good reply
This is one of the better email's that I have ever read on this
subject and I had to pass it on!
One of my sons serves in the military, he is stationed in
Ontario , Canada . He called me yesterday to let
me know how warm and welcoming people were to
him and his troops everywhere they go.
telling me how people shake their hands and thank them
for being willing to serve and fight, not only our own
freedoms but so that others may have them too.
Then he told me about an incident in the grocery store
he stopped at yesterday, on his way home from the
base. He said that several people were in the line
ahead of him, including a woman dressed in a Burkha.
He said when she got to the cashier, she made a loud
remark about the Canadian Flag, lapel pin, the cashier
wore on her smock. The cashier reached up and touched
the pin and said,
"Yes, I always wear it proudly, because I'm a Canadian."
The woman in the burkha then asked the cashier when
she was going to stop bombing her countrymen,
explaining that she was Iraqi.
Then, a Gentleman standing behind my son stepped
forward, putting his arm around my son's shoulders and
nodding towards my son, said in a calm and gentle
voice to the Iraqi woman:
" Lady, hundreds of thousands of men and women like this young
man have fought and died so that YOU could stand here,
in MY country and accuse a check-out cashier of bombing YOUR
countrymen. It is my belief that had you been this outspoken in
YOUR own country, we wouldn't need to be there today.
But, hey, if you have now learned how to speak out so
loudly and clearly, I'll gladly buy you a ticket and pay your way
back to Iraq , so you can straighten out the Mess in YOUR
country, that you are obviously here in MY country to avoid."
Everyone within hearing distance cheered!
:bowdown::bowdown: :america: :canada::cheers:
Don't worry most Americans have lost faith in our country as well, I think its worse here.
I totally disagree. I think people may be tired of some of the antics of our government but in the end you have to realize how lucky we are. I'm glad I was born an American and don't live in Mexico or Africa or something.
I agree, I just worry about our leaders sending us in the wrong direction. I'm just a big worry wart. I think the biggest problem is people want a quick fix to the worlds economic problem and its not here yet. Patience is a virtue.
Shame on me for jumping to conclusions :punchballs:
That email is identical to one that mentions US instead of Canada, and considering that Canada is not even involved in the Iraq war I'd guess the US version came first. Perhaps whoever edited Canada into it should have swapped Iraq for Afganistan. I've got a brother in the military, so I get emails like this all the time...
yeah I agree, but it shows the idiots mentality from over there. They come over here to our countries expecting us to change our ways and our heritages for them, and adopt there religions Etc.... F that! Asimilate or GET THE F out of our country is my feelings.:hick:
If your country and religion and lifestyle was so good, then why are you here??!?!
I haven't forgotten where I'm from and I'm proud to admit it! PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN! The Biggest problem is that most every person thinks that uncle sam is supposed to step in and fix it and make it all better. All that and without anyone loosing much or having to change the way that they do things. So the lesson won't be learned and we are being setup for this to happen again. Think about it $20 used to be worth $20 in gold now what is our money backed by and I can go trade it for that where? You can't really do that any more. So what is really going on is the evening up of the the value of the different currencies between the nations on the North American continent. So the new money can roll out because the Current Dollars will be worth very little compared to what it once was worth. Why does that quart of oil still cost more even though all oil prices have come down? That is because we don't buy oil with dollars anymore we have to exchange our dollars for something else then buy oil with that.
My great-grandfather came to the U.S. in the early 1900's, and in order to speed up his citizenship, he joined the army and serve in WWI. He did this to become an American. Had he came to Canada, I'm sure he would have done the same thing. I would like to think that I would have done the same thing if I was in that same situation. It used to be you emigrated to a country to become part of that country. Now-a-days, it seems people are emigrating to a country, yet still wanting it to be like their old country, but enjoy the material things the new country has to offer. Speaking a foreign language in the U.S. is an example, albeit an extreme, but still an example nonetheless. That's what the email reminds me of. Now back to your regular programming.
nice thread ,,,,,,, I like it, but i only wish i were allowed to do what you have done here and not get descriminated againt by a coward RFB who cant even pm me out of respect prior to pushing my buttons.
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