A sh!thole that you enjoy living in.
You remind me of the Muslims who hate the West but want to live in the West. :obama3:
You will never survive anywhere else in the world
I live in... Canada... and you know what, I love this country and most of the people here
You are a Canadian :obama3:
I traveled around Africa, Middle east and Europe with my pops after his retirement
You need to get out more. I appreciated America more after my travels.
it's rough out there bruh :jada:
I live in... Canada... and you know what, I love this country and most of the people here
I have no beef....Funny to me you can say I haven't traveled as if you know me personally.
When is Mr tough Alpha Male show us his resilience by showing those survival instincts in a third world country?
You are talk.....talk is cheap
I lived in Lebanon, Ghana, and Algeria before going to around Europe with my pops on his retirement trips.
America >>>>>>>>>>>>>
it's not even close
:cac: :po:
Most Muslim countries don't allow Christian Churches to be built....
Vatican is part of Rome. Controlled by the Italian government.
Mosques can be found everywhere in Rome. Try building a Church in Saudi Arabia.....
I have never seen a Muslim arrested or killed for preaching Qur'an in Vatican city. Try preaching Jesus in Mecca...
This is like my 8th time quoting u in the last like hour
Yea Canada is severely overrated as a Utopia ESPECIALLY the big cities which have almost all the problems of an American big cities except for the extreme proliferation of firearms, but it is my home and I can't help but think that I helped build it simply by being a productive tax paying member of society, if even briefly. The best part of Canada in relation to the United States outside of the economic/welfare comparisons, and this is strictly in my view, is the lack of a true Canadian identity, and therefore we Canadians on the cutting edge of Western society and the evolution of societal values and roles, without the precondition of traditionalism.
Basically Canadians have no idea what direction the country is heading in culturally and that's what is exciting about Canada.
I have no beef....Funny to me you can say I haven't traveled as if you know me personally.
Traveling is what my pops do now that he has hit retirement. Sometimes I tag along.
I have seen sh!t that I never thought was not remotely possible.
People sh!tting wide open in the street while cars are passing
Zero fukks given :obama3:
This is like my 8th time quoting u in the last like hour
Yea Canada is severely overrated as a Utopia ESPECIALLY the big cities which have almost all the problems of an American big cities except for the extreme proliferation of firearms, but it is my home and I can't help but think that I helped build it simply by being a productive tax paying member of society, if even briefly. The best part of Canada in relation to the United States outside of the economic/welfare comparisons, and this is strictly in my view, is the lack of a true Canadian identity, and therefore we Canadians on the cutting edge of Western society and the evolution of societal values and roles, without the precondition of traditionalism.
Basically Canadians have no idea what direction the country is heading in culturally and that's what is exciting about Canada.
The Vatican is a separate nation within Italy, so it's not really in Rome, and it is not controlled by the Italian government. What most Muslim countries do has nothing really to do with Islam, but actually most Muslim countries do allow churches and have Christians, and always have. Saudi Arabia is an extreme example of a sect known as the Wahhabi sect, which is very strict and "fundamentalist" in its literal interpretations of texts. It is not indicative of the entire Sunni faith... and texts clearly indicate allowing for religious freedom in lands controlled by Muslims. I'm sure you could have preached "Jesus" in Mecca during the Ottoman Rule, is what I'm saying, Mecca is a pretty big city.
I like this... Most Muslim countries don't allow Christian Churches to be built....
Religion of Peace
That's what I mean about being on the cutting edge... since our country is rather insignificant (it is what it is) we are allowed to discuss things that are taboo in the rest of the world... Like our second most populous province openly advocates for secession, and we're looking for ways to appease that... Oil money in one province paying for anothers lack of ... money... and how that plays out in the minds of voters... As far as politics in terms of transformations, Canada is light years ahead of anyplace I can think of, as far as significance, American politics is the most important in the world for sure.
