>From the essay:
>"Screw diversity! I for one, much prefer the idea of some kind of melting
>pot to this country's socialist-inspired "diversity" crap. If you want to
>live here, adapt to our ways. You know, when in Rome . . "
... and that is the fundamental difference from what I can see. My future
wife is from a Ukrainian background, two of my best friends are Vietnamese,
I have many friends of Scottish heritage, not to mention a good deal from
Croatian and Czech decent. Its amazing to me just how much you can learn
from each person's respective culture .... gives you a much broader
viewpoint on life. People are different. period. Without embracing that
multi-cultural, 'socialist-inspired diversity crap' I know my life would be
pretty empty right now.
>Jon wrote:
>"...I don't like
> what I see. Not because of the anti-american sentiments directly, but
> the socialist undertones that form the basis of those sentiments ... "
like it or not .. Canada is built on psuedo socialist fundamentals. And a
lot of Canadians think like socialists whether they admit it or not. I for
one say screw the poor bastard who doesn't have the initiative to help
himself before he asks for help .. but if someone's just plain down on their
luck .. help 'em out. Heck, I'd almost venture to say the DML as a whole is
organized in a socialist manner (as are most clubs and forums).. :) is
that as bad as calling someone a communist during the cold war? LOL .. or
calling a Dak owner a chevy lover? (heh, had to squeeze that Dakota content
in there somehow).
~my 2 cents~
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