A refreshing other side of Canada

Tim Lysyk wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
...
Anyway, Alberta is to Canada as Montana is to the US, just
another red state full of rednecks.

I agree with you about the column. The guy is clueless, and his
arguments are idiotic. Disagree with you about Alberta, though. Its a
great place to live.

You'll have to excuse me if I'm not feeling charitable towards
the farmers and ranchers and loggers and miners of the west
right now. There's precious little difference between the US
variety and the Canadian and most of 'em are shortsighted rapists
feeding at the government tit while at the same time demanding
that government get off the backs of "rugged individualists".

--
Ken Fortenberry

Ken Fortenberry wrote:

You'll have to excuse me if I'm not feeling charitable towards
the farmers and ranchers and loggers and miners of the west
right now. There's precious little difference between the US
variety and the Canadian and most of 'em are shortsighted rapists
feeding at the government tit while at the same time demanding
that government get off the backs of "rugged individualists".

Have you ever been to Alberta? How do you know there is little
difference between the US and Canadians?

Tim Lysyk

Tim Lysyk wrote:
Ken Fortenberry wrote:
You'll have to excuse me if I'm not feeling charitable towards
the farmers and ranchers and loggers and miners of the west
right now. There's precious little difference between the US
variety and the Canadian ...

Have you ever been to Alberta? How do you know there is little
difference between the US and Canadians?

I know that because their anti-government, extraction friendly,
resource raping, anti-environmental screeds read like they've
all been written by the same speechwriter. Maple leaf or stars
& stripes, western interests are pretty much the same on both
sides of the border and in both cases the bad guys are winning.

--
Ken Fortenberry