The only reason I see all of the Europeans voting Canada is because it's "not the US", regardless if they know next to nothing about both the countries...Oh naive people.
But I'll have to say USA. There's just a lot more opportunity, higher waiges, much larger variety of weather (if you aren't into cold weather, you're screwed with Canada), and it seems to understand itself as a country more. It seems as if Canada is such a young country that it culturally doesn't know what itself is. It seems like Canada is always advertising itself as this multicultural Mecca instead of having developed a culture of its own. As well as the common attitude over there to feel better than America at everything for no reason (maybe it's traditional?).
I live in US. But I voted Canada. Because when it comes to gaming online I prefer playing with them. Think its the school system or something. The moron or idiotI always end up muting is in theUS.
I voted USA, Id vote both if I could b/c personally I view Canada and USA as brothers , we are too alike and share too many values to be thought of that differently. Laws and a few other things should be on the back burner here. being on the North American continent we surely share one thing... being Americans I would say the same for South -America-Being part Brasilian.
Hm... the poll is currently tied up at 15/15, HOWEVER, if we take the US' population (300 million) vs. Canada's population (30 million) and put the votes into proportion, we see that the score is ACTUALLY:
I wouldn't mind living in Northern Canada, but I was born and raised and currently live in the U.S, which really was a great country before global elite came to power here
Hm... the poll is currently tied up at 15/15, HOWEVER, if we take the US' population (300 million) vs. Canada's population (30 million) and put the votes into proportion, we see that the score is ACTUALLY:
But I'll have to say USA. There's just a lot more opportunity, higher waiges, much larger variety of weather (if you aren't into cold weather, you're screwed with Canada), and it seems to understand itself as a country more. It seems as if Canada is such a young country that it culturally doesn't know what itself is. It seems like Canada is always advertising itself as this multicultural Mecca instead of having developed a culture of its own. As well as the common attitude over there to feel better than America at everything for no reason (maybe it's traditional?). camreeno360
Opportunity is equal, infact we need people up here right now, we have really hot summers and cold winters, but you can avoid the cold easily, as far as the culture I don't understand what you're getting at, we have about the same as you guys with less immigrants.
Either way..... I like both, although I tend to like Canada more, not just because I'm from here but the feeling is different.
It's kind of funny with north america, in Canada you Feel like you're in about5 really big country's and in the US you feel like you're in about 20.
The day the US and Canada start feeling different will be a sad day. I have the feeling most Canadians would agree with me or why would they get involved on our side with global issues, the same for the Britain... remember all of these countries have a large group protesting everything but honestly that wont change much. The majority on the western hemisphere would rather have their yuppie obnoxious US neighbors than Iran or China ruling the world. /end Pro-Western rant
[QUOTE="camreeno360"]But I'll have to say USA. There's just a lot more opportunity, higher waiges, much larger variety of weather (if you aren't into cold weather, you're screwed with Canada), and it seems to understand itself as a country more. It seems as if Canada is such a young country that it culturally doesn't know what itself is. It seems like Canada is always advertising itself as this multicultural Mecca instead of having developed a culture of its own. As well as the common attitude over there to feel better than America at everything for no reason (maybe it's traditional?). mark4091
I don't understand what you're getting at, we have about the same as you guys with less immigrants.
No I'm not talking about imported culture, but really an independently developed culture.
[QUOTE="camreeno360"]But I'll have to say USA. There's just a lot more opportunity, higher waiges, much larger variety of weather (if you aren't into cold weather, you're screwed with Canada), and it seems to understand itself as a country more. It seems as if Canada is such a young country that it culturally doesn't know what itself is. It seems like Canada is always advertising itself as this multicultural Mecca instead of having developed a culture of its own. As well as the common attitude over there to feel better than America at everything for no reason (maybe it's traditional?). camreeno360
I don't understand what you're getting at, we have about the same as you guys with less immigrants.
No I'm not talking about imported culture, but really an independently developed culture.
We have the same amount of devoloped culture as you is my point.
^ actually most places in the states are safer then TO :lol:, I mean NY and chicago ect are not, but TO is catching uppretty quickwith all the shootings, but I suppose since it's so big the rougher neighborhoods don't speak for the whole city like anywhere.
[QUOTE="hunter627"]US because america is like the pyscho killer of the world camreeno360
Wow...
Sad, but true :lol:. The U.S. has always handle situations quite dramatically. If you even look at us the wrong way, there will be a million soldiers at your country's doorstep the next day.
[QUOTE="camreeno360"][QUOTE="hunter627"]US because america is like the pyscho killer of the world F-14Bombcat
Wow...
Sad, but true :lol:. The U.S. has always handle situations quite dramatically. If you even look at us the wrong way, there will be a million soldiers at your country's doorstep the next day.
The really dumb thing that cought my eye though was how he said "US" (saying he votes it better than Canada) then said "because america", probably thinking they are two different countries. "Oh the US is great, but America sucks"...Make much sense?
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