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Poll: over 40% of Canadian teens think America is "evil"

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smerlus:
on most telephone polls i'm a black lady with 14 children so what's the point?

pappy:

--- Quote from: smerlus on July 06, 2004, 04:52:46 PM ---on most telephone polls i'm a black lady with 14 children so what's the point?

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on most telephone polls im a cleptomaniac lol.  one time they called me about ice cream an i was like why buy ice cream when you could just steal it lol.  an they were like excuse me sir.  i was like i steal it i dont pay an they were like ummm you have a good day sir *hangs up*

smerlus:

--- Quote from: Tom Gotti on July 06, 2004, 04:55:01 PM ---
--- Quote from: smerlus on July 06, 2004, 04:52:46 PM ---on most telephone polls i'm a black lady with 14 children so what's the point?

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on most telephone polls im a cleptomaniac lol.  one time they called me about ice cream an i was like why buy ice cream when you could just steal it lol.  an they were like excuse me sir.  i was like i steal it i dont pay an they were like ummm you have a good day sir *hangs up*


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i usually have to go because i have to beat on Jerome

Lincoln:
To be honest, I don't hate America as much as people might think, rather I dislike many of it's policies. But to call it evil is just plain foolish, but most Canadian teens are too busy drinking and smoking weed to actually understand politics. In reality, the US is Canada's best friend in the whole world. If Canada were ever attacked you could be damn sure America would be the first ones helping us out, but if we keep insulting them eventually they won't be there.

Suga Foot:
^good point^

This is one of the reasons I don't like our current liberal government.  Steven Harper wanted to build a better relationship with the US.  These are just children that were polled.  I would assume most Canadians would realize that we can't survive as a country without the US.  I hear a lot of people say the best thing about being Canadian is that "we're not American".  There really isn't much of a difference between the two countries.

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