Perturbed
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Posted: Thu Mar 09, 2006 9:38 pm
[QUOTE BY= Marcarc] If you're seriously suggesting that South African white MP's have been 'anti white' for forty years, when black people only got a chance to take part in elections ten years ago, I don't think there's a point in even trying to have a debate. That's simply absurd. There is probably no better example of racist, violent, anti minority policy in the british commonwealth.<br />
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Because a guy identitifies himself with an italian community seems irrelevant. I have a feeling that if you crunch the numbers the ones from Great Britain would be in the CLEAR minority, why is THAT minority preferred? There are far more people of french, irish, scottish descent, ie. people who can't stand Britain, than there are from there. Even those from britain by and large left the place to get away from it, certainly not wanting to see it duplicated-it's policies largely left them impoverished and outside the political system.<br />
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The GG is a relic of that, and even though they exercise no power, they CAN if they chose to. The Queen is still 'head of state', and you need only read up, especially at the provincial level, of the many powers that still lie there. As said elsewhere, Mulroney had to go to the Queen in the late eighties to get an addition to the senate. Canada is unique in that it is the only country I know of whose constitution needs to be ratified by a foreign country.<br />
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As for Marx, what does homosexuality have to do with anything? The guy wrote in the 1800's when people were imprisoned for being homosexuals. Pushing for minority rights or expansion of immigration practises, or being 'anti white', has NOTHING to do with Marxism or communism. [/QUOTE]<br />
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1 - Regarding MPs over the last 40 years, I was referring to CANADIAN MPs, not South African. You claimed that most of our MPs being white guaranteed they would support their own--but they do not.<br />
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2 - I think you meant English would be a minority, not British. That said, people immigrating to Canada were not necessarily escaping to get away from English--wuite the opposite.<br />
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My problem Marcarc is those who identify as Italian, Welsh, Irish, Scottish, German or whatever, is that it strips Canada of its nationality. These people who promote dual loyalties are not proud Canadians at all....the idea is that people should come here to be part of something, not to promote their own selfish interests. I have no problem with those who immigrate where from Britain being proud of their birthplace, but their children should see themselves as Canadian.....they should then cease to identify themselves as Welsh or Scottish and simply as Canadian, or even better, "English Canadian", as opposed to English as in the English found in Britain.<br />
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EVEN NOW, Canadians of British ancestry are a small majority in Toronto, so they must be in the rest of the country. NATURALLY, if they cease to be the majoritu, it is simply a result of an immigration policy designed to elect a "NEW Canada" quite alien from the old one via mass immigration from Asia and Africa.<br />
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When it comes to ANCESTRY, I have no problem with people calling themselves say "Scottish" or if they are new or 1st generation, but after that they should become Canadian and cease to be a bunch of squabbling nationalities. This is possible if we have small numbers of only Eruopean immigrants, but it is not possible if we continue to go down the road we're taking.<br />
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Canada has a distinct dialect of English and French and many regional differences with the distinct versions of those languages. Just as the Australians are not Americans or Kiwis, Canadians are not British or American, they are Canadian and our culture deserves to be respected and recognized.<br />
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As for Marxism, political correctness was once commonly termed "cultural marxism" perhaps inaccurately as it described the cultural policy of the Soviet Union.<br />
"True nations are united by blood and soil, language, literature, history, faith, tradition and memory". -
-Patrick J. Buchanan
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