I got my MBA from the University of Toronto in 1991. But the leftist attitude so permeated the city at that time that I wanted to leave, never to return...even though I did not really understand that the bad attitude was "leftist." I did not really understand that it was anti-American in Toronto so much as anti-white-male. I live in Moscow, Russia now. This is a pro-American environment and a pro-male environment. I consider both of these as essential elements that Toronto did not have.
Interesting observations.
Agree with you one hundred percent.
Canada is indeed racially intolerant to the white english
speaking. It is so GD ridiculous it makes you want to
pack up, burn the maple leaf and go somewhere where you
are appreciated and treated equally.
I can understand why you left this multiculturally soiled
blanket. Every day it gets smellier and smellier.
I pray that the U.S issues an ulitmatum to our leftist
quebecois leadership (make no mistake that french canadians
and quebec run canada from the dual language on my pop
tarts to plum gov't jobs to french speaking or bilinguals
first, immigrants second, disabled third, special interest
fourth,and white english males last).
I dare say you will soon see gov't job applications with
a check box for preference for homosexuals to obtain
employment in the public service.
Mark my words.
Maybe I should change my sexual orientation?..but I still
have that english male problem?
Something has to give. Trudeau, the charter of rights and
everything since trudeau has been a disaster for the white
english speaking male in Canada or people who have been
here for generations (save the french canadians).
I tell ya......it is disgusting.
Uncle Sam......make some noise........PLEASE!!!!
Something else...if you watch the CBC lately they refer
to what tony blairs new rules as anti-extremism steps......
when everyone else on the planet calls a spade a spade...........they are anti TERRORIST policies.
Never hear that from the CBC which is....guess what....ran
by the ruling liberal party of power in Canada.