[Fair Go]

The guy holds a doctorate so presumably he has done his homework

[Cagey]

He may have done his homework, but he's turning it in a little late. This is over 2 years old.

[Sam Gamgee]

Indeed. We aligned ourselves with a nation that begged and pleaded to have its cruel immoral king returned. That rejected Cromwellian Republicanism for Monarchical Oppression. Canadians are slaves and thus know nothing beyond slavery. Ours is a dictatorship of the majority or "mob rule"- not a nation governed by the "rule of law", such is the case in the republic south of us. Ours is the path to theft and envy - also known as socialism.

[GATOR NAVY]

When the British colonies revolted against their masters in 1776, Canadians became the first anti-Americans. Canada is based on anti-Americanism.

Interesting point. I remember reading about 1/3 of the colonists were Loyalist. Most of them them left after the Revolution and they didn't all go back to England.

[CaptainCanada]

Enough Already. Articles like this really irritate the hell out of me. It is pure unadulterated horsepucky. I've lived in Canada all my life (55+ years) and have also travelled extensively all over the U.S.. 1. Canadians generally like Americans more than they do Canadians in other Provinces. 2. There are a minority of Canadians who dislike America - and this has always been the case. Empire Loyalists (e.g. Canadians of Brit decent were always fearful Canadians would want to break ties with Mother England and join the U.S. Republic.. 3. True, a majority of Canadians now agree with the Canadian Gov't in not joining the coalition of the willing in Iraq - but there's a similar portion of Americans who also question that decision. 4. Yes, most Canadians do resent certain heavy handed U.S. Administration actions (foreign policy or trade(e.g. the softwood lumber dispute)), but they're smart enough to differentiate specific disputes from their feelings toward America and the American people in general. Knowing how MOST Canadians feel about Americans and America in general (not necessarily any particular Administration), I'm suspicious that there are those (like the writer of the article), who want to drive a wedge between Canadians and Americans for some unknown purpose. Canada and Canadians are generally highly regarded internationally and the fact that there is no other country in the world where America and Americans are loved and respected as much as in Canada and since we should know America best (being its next door neighbour), that fact should be of some discomfort to America's real enemies. So it would be in the interest of America's enemies to get us to spread hate and falsehoods about one another in the hope that eventually all this crap could become a self-fullfilling prophecy. By printing and repeating this kind of erroneous crap, you are helping America's enemies...

[wardaddy]

Great mountains, arctic, nice eastern maritime stuff
a huge bay
Dallas of the North
Old Montreal is interesting.
Low altitude powder.
large breasted blondes galore out west
lotsa homegrown killer wife beater buds in BC

all that and

they are still suffering from an inferiority complex ...eh?

[Liberty Valance]

Tell me when they cross the border ;o)

[JeffersonRepublic.com]

Didn't this issue get resolved. I thought the Canadians started liking us again...

[Stentor]

I think it is fair to say that Dustin Hoffman could play any Canadian in a movie.

[muir_redwoods]

No offense to Glazov or any Canadian at that but don't we have to care for this to matter?

They don't like us, so what?

[Ronon]

Start your education here.

[hosepipe]

[ The sickness of Canadian Anti-Americanism ]

Is jealousy a sickness.?...
Liberalism is a sickness of envy.. maybe thats the problem..