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Now Canada Has a Border Problem

You just got to love the liberals

http://www.tonyrogers.com/humor/canada_border_problem.htm
from JoeUser Forums

From the Manitoba Herald: May 10, 2011
The flood of American liberals sneaking across the border into Canada has intensified in the past week, sparking calls for increased patrols to stop the illegal immigration. The recent actions of the Tea Party are prompting an exodus among left-leaning citizens who fear they'll soon be required to hunt, pray, and to agree with Bill O'Reilly and Glenn Beck… 

Now Canada Has a Border Problem

You have to just love the liberal munchkins as their solution to Mexico’s overcrowded slums was so successful … they are trying to take their lunacy north, and east of Alaska. Amazing what a college degree can get you today, hehehe.

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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting myfist0, reply 21
oh I was close - US (9.83 million km2) - Canadian Crown Land (8.88 million km2)
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That may be true, but we have Disneyland down here and most think they live there, hehehe. Good rundown ... I see what you meant before. *_*

Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting lulapilgrim, reply 24
As far as I know, Cuba is a Communist military dictatorship with no democratic input from its citizens.
End of lulapilgrim's quote
My goodness ... where you been? I (majorities) voted against the wars, the massive bailouts, the printing of money (Poof...), the health care bill, raising the debt ceiling, continuing sub-prime loans etcetera. The USG doesn't seem to be looking at its citizens at all ... democratically or any other way? I don't think they care if you think this is democracy in action, because they are not listening to you either. X(

Quoting lulapilgrim, reply 22
But right now, I'll start with what I know about Communist Cuba.
End of lulapilgrim's quote
In light of illegal immigration, when you have to ... go down under instead. O:)

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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top

Myfist0, #25

I don't think that "citizens" have any more say in Canada or the US than they do in Cuba.
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Really? You don't? The Castro brothers run the country with an iron hand...it's a true regime. You talk about all that tourism, but the Castro brothers have a stranglehold on the economy. The people have no say; simply [put they are not free as in Canada and the US.

I know there is extreme poverty but why? The real reason? It's becasue of the state run economy. Communism doesn't allow free economic system. The state is in strict control and it's a disaster.

 

As far as I know, Cuba is a Communist military dictatorship with no democratic imput from its citizens.
End of quote

BT

My goodness ... where you been? I (majorities) voted against the wars, the massive bailouts, the printing of money (Poof...), the health care bill, raising the debt ceiling, continuing sub-prime loans etcetera. The USG doesn't seem to be looking at its citizens at all ... democratically or any other way? I don't think they care if you think this is democracy in action, because they are not listening to you either.
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Oh ya, I know what you're saying about the USG seemingly not listening to us citizens but we aren't communist  was my point at least yet! 

I appreciate religious freedom we still have in this country. Children are free to go to Catholic shools, but not in Cuba.

Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top

Children can go to catholic schools in Cuba. Remember your disingenuous answer to question #2? You knew what I was asking but you sidestepped it anyway. This whole article was a ‘funny’ and meant to amuse … not something to take to heart to plug the church. You cannot even join in on the fun because you look at all things as some attack on you. You seem incapable of communication on any topic without bringing your church nonsense into it. Still think you are not brainwashed?

Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top

Quoting BoobzTwo, reply 29
Children can go to catholic schools in Cuba.
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Really? This is news to me.  Children in Cuba can now go to real Catholic schools like the ones Castro was educated in and then stole and closed down to accommodate his atheistic Communist regime?

Quoting BoobzTwo, reply 29
You cannot even join in on the fun because you look at all things as some attack on you.
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The fact is the topic swerved to Communist Cuba was not of my doing. And yes, here the shoe fits....truth is the Communist regime in Cuba attacked the Catholic Church, stole her properties and forbids freedom of religion.

I understand that some people in liberal la, la land don't want to know these truths about Communist Cuba.

Join in on the fun? What's fun about Communism?

Quoting BoobzTwo, reply 29
You seem incapable of communication on any topic without bringing your church nonsense into it. Still think you are not brainwashed?
End of BoobzTwo's quote

What I brought up about Communism, Communist Cuba and its attack against the Church is the truth,  not nonsense.

Reply #31 from JoeUser Forums Top

Lula, sorry about that one but I stopped skimming the list when I saw so many entries for C schools in Cuba ... but they were different Cuba’s ... XO Have to rest my case on the rest of this stuff though ... no fun at all. Do yourself a favor like I mentioned before ... when the time comes, immigrate to Australia instead of Cuba, so simple. All you had to do was see one of your hate words ... Cuba ... and the topic of discussion went right to you and your religious beliefs ... yea, no fun at all. Now i am not even sure you understand the word. And personally, I do not associate with liberal La La’s any more than I do the conservative ones or the religious ones either. Communism in Cuba … I believe we all know what that means, geeze… :rofl:

Reply #32 from JoeUser Forums Top

myfist0 - Gov. Gen ... and I thought we had problems. Oh we do ... just not that one I guess. Long live the Queen and all that stuff. I think we are trying to get into the spirit of a ruler now with people like the Bush god and the anointed one ... just grooming as I hope we can do better. Help…… :O