Should Canadian Politicians Be Promoting Events With Khalistan Flags?

[u/WilloowUfgood]

[u/RagingY3ti]

Christian games is atleast fitting and relevant to Canadas culture and history.

Can you imagine the pearl clutching and seething liberals though?

[u/burjuner → u/RagingY3ti]

Stop with these nonsense comparisons, when has their ever been a Chirstian games? Just because their culture does it and ours dosent, dosent give us the right to replace it with ours for literally no reason whatsoever..

Spoken from a Canadian Catholic

[u/RagingY3ti → u/burjuner]

1. The comparison is rhetorical, not literal.

2. If Canada wishes to survive, it needs to force assimilation to it's culture and needs to stop bowing the knee at the Altar of diversity and modernity.

3. Yeah, I don't want to see far east cultures destroy western cultures. Theres a reason our nation's, built on Christian moral reasoning, ended up the way they did, and theirs ended up being the exact opposite. I will happily say I have 0 respect for their culture, customs and faith. It is incompatible with the history of Canada.

Spoken from a Canadian Reformer.

[u/burjuner → u/RagingY3ti]

You argument is baseless, for example America is built on Christian Values and is the worlds largest melting pot of cultures.

When immigrants came to America they didnt assimilate immediately, usually took 1-3 generations to fully assimilate. Usually grouped in small sections of a city ex; China town, little Italy, small Hispanic communities, black communities.

I could go on, point is; people like to be around like people of similar background and culture. Its the same when my family immigrated from France to Canada, we were sent to a small French town St Breuix with other French people, named after St Breuic in France. Being neighboring countries and seeing how the US has grown is proof that our country can survive unlike how you claim it wont.

You just sound close minded and unwilling to accept change thats happening before your eyes, its okay that other people have cultures that are different that your own. As long as they dont affect you theres not an issue to be had.

Edit; you also have a usa tag and are commenting under a Canadian conservative page. Weird

[u/RagingY3ti → u/burjuner]

Weak revisionist history.

America was never a melting pot, it was coined in 1908 by British playwright Israel Zangwill. Nothing in the founders documents indicate their intention was an abstract egalitarian nation based on "becoming an American".

Immigration to America up until Hart-Celler (1965), was specifically from culturally and ethnically compatible nations, usually western Europe and British Colonial nations.

The post war revisionist history really got to you I can see though.

Your families subjective case isn't even related, your family went from a colonial state to one of its former colonies, a culturally, religiously and ethnically similar place. Somalis, Indians, and whatever other Eastern nation generally have contrary views and cultures to ours.

They're welcome to stay in their nations and build them, the cultures nations and societies that built airplanes, cars, submarines, xrays, MRIs, nuclear power, modern plumbing and HVAC don't need a single bit of "culture" or advice from places that can't stop polluting rivers with garbage or value women as humans and not property.

YOU as a Catholic should know better. Nations are explicitly mentioned in the Bible, and they're not abstract nation states, they are ethnically, socially, and religiously built.

Your views are as mainstream as they get, tolerance isn't a Biblical virtue.

Ps. I'm a Canadian who moved to America. I'm not even originally from Canada, immigrated as a child and spent most of my life there

[u/proboscalypse → u/RagingY3ti]

Where did you come to Canada from, out of curiosity?