I know about Canada harbouring draft dodgers 'way back when, and I'm aware that I'm alluding to something that sets most everyone's teeth on edge, but Canada has had no Third-Worldesque crackdown of that sort. Security is reasonable; there's no security theatre. There's never been a successful terrorist attack on Canada's soil. There was a terrorist plot in my home town of Toronto in '06, but it was foiled.
The most Freeper-friendly province in Canada is Alberta. They don't go much for hippies there.
Ironic...isn’t it..people on this site want this guy freed, but they want to lynch the guy who leaked all of those Wikileak documents...
That’s because there is nothing in Canada worth blowing up! I mean, come on, It’s a second rate country with lousy health care, and they go around saying things like “a-boot.” In fact, the only thing that I have to give Canada kudos for is Dorthoy Stratten....
I have been wondering if I should lay plans to get a Canadian passport and my daughter could become a Canadian citizen if she wished. Only hubby is an American. All my relatives are up there. I might need to get going on that.
Americans have no rights, they have become slaves, and illegals have more rights than they do.
I’m in Alberta, but I wouldn’t day Canada is a safe haven from this kind of thing. Free speech is gone, and the amount of social programs etc we have is astounding and we’re going broke.
There is no safe haven anymore, I still stand by my evaluation in early 08, when I said US/Canada is the last stand for “freedom” what little there was left, if it fails here, all is lost.
I’ll keep that in mind. I had kind of ruled out Canada because I have relatives there in Ontario and they are all incredibly left wing. They think Obama is the best thing in the world. I gather many Ontario citizens think the same but I don’t know. And it is a seemingly very socialist province.
When traveling, I noticed at McDonalds in Alberta, the people frequenting it were very well dressed in comparison to what Americans wear at Mcdonalds in the States.
The cost of living in Canada is substantially more than in the States. Many Canadians we met on that vacation indicated they'd move to the States in a heartbeat if they could.