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Why is it that most people of American USA nationality insult those of the Canadian Canada nationality?
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∙ 15y ago
The term “most people” is in no way based on any fact. i Can only speak for myself, however my experience is that Americans living in bordering states appreciate the friendliness of Canadians and the beauty of the country. Americans living in Texas probably never even think of Canadians. Ultra conservatives probably don’t like Canada because of the socialist nature of the government, but that doesn't reflect on the people. Americans are overall strongly patriotic which can come across as arrogant, but the Americans I know, love Canada. And in western NY, we all know the Canadian national anthem! We also know, when you go to the falls, don’t even bother with the American side!
Scott Hayes
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∙ 15y agoBecause everyone who is of the "American Nationality" is an enormous douche.
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