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Apology to Americans on behalf of Canadians
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| INFERNO2K |
Today President Bush was greeted with the utmost disrespect and rudeness in my city, thanks to a few choice dirtball street kids with picket signs. Although not everyone ( lets face it -- 99% ) don't agree with his policies/political views, it was incredibly rude for us to welcome the leader of another country like that.
I would like to apologise on behalf of Canadians who maintain some decency when welcoming leaders of respected nations. I hope when you crack open the newspaper tomorrow and read about the heads ( who incidentally show up at every G8 summit -- coincidence? ) that greeted him with middle fingers and burning picket signs with rude comments, that you don't generalize them with the rest of the honest, respectful Canadians.
We are not whiny bitches. Just the sad, unfortunate, lowlife s who have something to say about everything, and base their entire life on Michael Moore's films. |
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| che |
| I know a lot of people that went to Ottawa to "protest" and the last thing they are a lowlife s :rolleyes: |
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| RobbyG. |
| Actually its the US policies that we hate & NOT the American people.I know a few & meet alot of them when they come up here to party...BTW Che I like the "sad kitty" Avatar better;) |
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| DJ El Kay Dee |
those who went to protest spoke on behalf of majority of the world.
if u really want to know about disrespect, no canadian PM has ever been invited to stay at camp david and this is the first time in 4 years taht dub''ya has been to canada :rolleyes: |
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| torontobarfly |
| it's everyone's right to protest.....that being said there were only around 3,000 people out there.....i guess not that many canadians are that pissed off with dubbya;) |
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| Kytracid |
| quote: | Originally posted by INFERNO2K
Today President Bush was greeted with the utmost disrespect and rudeness in my city, thanks to a few choice dirtball street kids with picket signs. Although not everyone ( lets face it -- 99% ) don't agree with his policies/political views, it was incredibly rude for us to welcome the leader of another country like that.
I would like to apologise on behalf of Canadians who maintain some decency when welcoming leaders of respected nations. I hope when you crack open the newspaper tomorrow and read about the heads ( who incidentally show up at every G8 summit -- coincidence? ) that greeted him with middle fingers and burning picket signs with rude comments, that you don't generalize them with the rest of the honest, respectful Canadians.
We are not whiny bitches. Just the sad, unfortunate, lowlife s who have something to say about everything, and base their entire life on Michael Moore's films. |
How typically Canadian of you...say sorry one more time, i think i hear bombs dropping somewhere over Baghdad. |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ El Kay Dee
if u really want to know about disrespect, no canadian PM has ever been invited to stay at camp david |
Thank the good lord for that. |
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| SkylineNitro |
| hey, when is bush comming back? I wanna great him with pickets and what not... (sorry, i have a problem with athourity) (and spelling) :tongue2 |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by SkylineNitro
hey, when is bush comming back? I wanna great him with pickets and what not... (sorry, i have a problem with athourity) (and spelling) :tongue2 |
I'm open to the possibility that you were just taking the piss, but that is precisely the reason I have zero respect for protestors. |
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| DJ El Kay Dee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kytracid
How typically Canadian of you...say sorry one more time, i think i hear bombs dropping somewhere over Baghdad. |
sing along with me brotha "bombs over baghdad"boom boom boom |
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| ShadoWolf |
They had a right to protest.
My question is: where are the protests against the corrupt Lieberals??? |
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| DigiNut |
| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
My question is: where are the protests against the corrupt Lieberals??? |
And that has consistently been my point directed toward the Bush-bashers. What right does one have to tell another country how to run itself when they can't even keep reasonably up-to-date on local current events?
The answer: it's fad-based, and the New Left defines itself on what it hates. Criticizing the Canadian government would require logic - bashing Bush requires only a senseless outburst of emotion, which is exactly what the typical protestor mentality desperately seeks.
Just because you have the right to do something, doesn't mean you should do it. |
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