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To: GMMAC

We can hope that the fruits who are obsessed with getting "married" will stream across the border to Canaduh, where they will be welcomed with open arms. The stiffer the resistance here, the more likely that will be to happen.

I just hope they don't let the doorknob impact them in a sensitive area on their way out of the US...


6 posted on 10/07/2004 11:23:51 PM PDT by fire_eye (Socialism is the opiate of academia.)
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To: fire_eye
"We can hope that the fruits who are obsessed with getting "married" will stream across the border to Canaduh ..."

Based upon history, this is a very perceptive hope - although perhaps more than a little self-serving.

Those quick to condemn Canada's steady march to the left on a host of both social and political issues should bear in mind that, a very significant contributing factor to same was the influx of U.S. draft evaders and military deserters received in the late 60's and early 70's. Many of whom, like their fellow travelers who remained stateside, intentionally wormed their way into culturally sensitive areas like the media and academia wherein they could quite easily and very effectively promote their radical agenda.

While it's easy to say in hindsight that more resistance should have been offered in the face of this "foreign" socialist onslaught, obviously it wasn't and it's much like observing that in a perfect America the Clintons never would have made it past their first term.

Just as the war on terror demands international (and especially continental) solutions, it's best that decent, freedom-loving people on both sides of the border don't engaged in counter-productive sniping at each other and instead view the current sorry situation in Canada as a sad and hopefully temporary cautionary example.
7 posted on 10/08/2004 8:34:51 AM PDT by GMMAC (lots of terror cells in Canada - I'll be waving my US flag when the Marines arrive!)
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