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Originally posted by thelibra
I'm with AlwaysLearning on this, 100%, and am also an American. If it were a World War, Canada would most likely be in there before we were, at least historically this appears to be the case.
And, for those who kept saying there's never been a war between the US and Canada, I refer you to the War of 1812.
Originally posted by radagast
We do something in our own interest and self-preservation, and we are imperialist nazis.
Originally posted by thelibra
I'm with AlwaysLearning on this, 100%, and am also an American. If it were a World War, Canada would most likely be in there before we were, at least historically this appears to be the case.
And, for those who kept saying there's never been a war between the US and Canada, I refer you to the War of 1812.
Originally posted by Jakomo
Is it our fault that the only people in the world who actively seem to hate Canadians are some Americans? Works for me.
Originally posted by radagast
candians are wimps, they let us do the digging, then complain the hole isn't deep enough
Originally posted by radagast
why would somoeone even post this unless there is doubt to canadas willingness to fight ?
On July 1, 1867, with the passing of the British North America Act, the British government granted a Constitution to a federation of four provinces formed from three of its North American colonies, Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia. The former Province (colony) of Canada formed two provinces of the new Dominion of Canada, being partitioned into Quebec and Ontario along the old boundary between Lower and Upper Canada. The term Confederation refers to this act of union and is often used for the resulting federation.
Other British colonies and territories soon joined Confederation: by 1880 Canada included all of its present area except for Newfoundland and Labrador (which joined in 1949). Full control over the Dominion's affairs officially came in 1931 with the Statute of Westminster, and in 1982 with the patriation of Canada's constitution.
Originally posted by cryptorsa1001
If our Canadian friends soverign territory were ever to be violated the US would be right at your side helping to defend your property.
Warships, both surface and subsurface, are not covered in this agreement. The U.S. claims that its unrestricted right to use Canadian waters was covered by earlier secret agreements and so did not have to be dealt with in the Arctic Pact. Canada will not know when American submarines are in its waters or what they are doing there.
Hey, ummm... Truth be told, no one in America really hates Canada. It's kind of a big, long, overly drawn-out joke. The joke is usually found in shows like South Park, because Canada is an ally, is full of friendly people of a good disposition, and we all know that there's nothing to actually hate about Canada, which is why the joke, originally, was funny.