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Snowblower Race
oritteropoFrom https://unofficialnetworks.com/2019/02/22/of-course-french-canadians-race-snow-blowers-for-fun/
Twins take 5 DNA Ancestry tests and get 'mystifying' results
nanrodI have to say that as a Canadian I was disappointed in this program. I don't think they raised the right points or asked the right questions. I do think these services hype themselves to much and maybe many people go into this with exaggerated expectations of what they can do for you. I did both 23andMe and Ancestry and to me the strength lies in identifying possible relatives. Fortunately for me, the first person on my relative list is my daughter who apparently shares exactly 50.0% of my DNA.
The question is, should this be in the *debunked channel? Sure does seem like a bit of a scam.
Moose walking down the median
ForgedReality jokingly says...Is being Canadian a mental illness? They talk weird.
Moose walking down the median
serosmegI am assuming he is referring to the Canadian Tuxedo Clad Knight in this video: https://youtu.be/WIrWyr3HgXI
But I don't know why.
Just gonna send it? What does he mean by that?
Paralympian Alana Nichols trolls Conan
Fransky says...Can someone help the poor Canadians?
nanrod
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siftbotYour video, The Great Canadian Dildo, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.
Twelve Days of Christmas by Doug and Bob Mackenzie
SagemindCanadianism is lost on some people...
You can take out the "?"... it's not a question... it's an instruction or statement...
Take off eh! Ya hoser!
Ryan Reynolds' commercial for his own gin brand
toferyu says..."Now owned by a Canadian"
#burn
Cordless Anti-static Bracelet, Garbage or Junk?
Drachen_Jager says...That's awesome, I knew he was Canadian, but I didn't know he's a local.
Glengarry Glen Christmas: Elf Motivation - SNL
Briguy1960Just what the hell is their problem with us watching clips that Americans can watch?
I find it odd with all the Canadian talent that used to be on that show ...
Most likely afraid Canadians would lampoon them mercilessly if given more of a chance maybe?
Robbery Stopped With Swords
MordhausIt’s very important to note that drawing direct parallels between countries when it comes to crime is very murky, as these difference could be due to differences in laws, the way the criminal justice system is set up, how policing is done, how crimes are reported, and much more.
Quoting this: Harold Pollack, co-director of the University of Chicago's Crime Lab, called Zimring and Hawkins's book "an excellent source." In a 2015 phone interview, he pointed to a number of more recent studies that fit the pattern it identified.
"There's no question the United States faces a number of distinctive social policy challenges, some of which affect the crime rate. But many other OECD countries face their own distinctive problems that affect their crime rate," he told me. Western Europe, for example, has a major problem with drug use. Canadian cities have "very high" rates of property crime like car theft. And yet, the US still stands out on murders.
"I think that Americans have this view of Western Europe, or Toronto for that matter, which is very stereotypical and doesn't take into account the challenges that many of peer industrial democracy problems face," he points out. "There's a lot of drug sale, a lot of ethnic stratification and conflict, there's a lot of just general crime."
Crime rates in Canada aren't that much lower than the USA, there are just fewer violent crimes, like homicides.
In addition to this, a major factor might be considered in regards to Canada. Population and population density. Canada is lower than the USA across the board, 36.71 million to 325.7 million and density of 3.9 people per km to almost 90 people per mile (last census data).
I don't support the NRA, btw. I think they are idiots. I do support logical gun laws. I don't care for fake news.
I also think I was civil in my response to your original comment. I have tried to remain that way even though one could classify your response to mine as hostile and provocatory.
Oh yeah, thanks, that totally explains why gun violence, violent crime, and non-violent crime are all way higher in Canada than the US.
Oh, no... did I get that backwards? I guess all your gibberish just doesn't play out in the real world, huh?
TWICE in recent weeks, the NRA's wet-dream-come-true, the "good guy with a gun" was on the scene and got shot and killed BY THE POLICE because they saw a guy with a gun and just shot. That's a pretty big fucking hole in your theory, isn't it? I mean aside from the fact that reality simply doesn't jibe with your theory.
But I guess you'll go do what your type always does when a theory doesn't match the real world. Call "Fake News!" and pretend you're right no matter what happens.
Message from Jeff Bezos - SNL
eric3579Canadians here you go https://etcanada.com/video/1374053443967/message-from-jeff-bezos/
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The ground looks like it's breathing
RFlaggRoots just under the cover of the moss, add high speed winds...
Weather Channel had a short story about it: https://weather.com/news/trending/video/creepy-canadian-forest-appears-to-be-breathing-whats-really-at-play/
Forbes (not exactly a bastion of science to be sure) also suggests that the storm had made the ground wet, which reduced the soil's cohesion adding to the effect: https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidbressan/2018/10/21/the-ground-looks-like-its-breathing-in-this-video
TED Talk: Whitopia
Digitalfiend jokingly says...Yay another thing to feel guilty about!
I'm going to have to really keep on my toes to ensure I'm not living in a Whitopia so that I'm not accidentally labelled a racist or white separatist.
I'm unsure what to make of this video, to be honest. Did this person poll the residents of each host town to determine why the moved there? Is the town mostly white because white people simply just want to only see white faces? Is it because they want to live amongst people that share similar cultural values, ideals, and belief systems? Is it just pure co-incidence? He sort of touched on that at one point in the presentation but then went back to suggesting it's bad to want security, a sense of community, etc ... if you're white.
I still don't understand what is inherently bad here; I guess I'm confused about the message. From what he told us, he was treated extremely well by the residents he interacted with. Is this a bad thing now? In my opinion, like-cultures seem to segregate themselves. For instance, in Canada we have portions of major city centres (even entire cities themselves) where the majority of the population is Chinese or Indian or Middle-Eastern or African Canadian. I think this would hold true for the US as well. Does this automatically make the people of those communities racist, just because they co-located with each other or does that only apply to white people?
Lastly, was most of the audience high? I couldn't figure out what they were laughing at half the time.
Head Shop Hero
BuckThis happened 30 minutes from my place,
Notice no one has guns? I am surprised and happy that Canadian gun control works.