"Money for Nothing" Banned in Canada

[Anonymous]

YAWN

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:[b]The greatest thing about Canada is that it is a huge country and the people know that the U.S. will protect their childish and weak souls if they were ever attacked. So they try to pretend that squishy socialism works while they resent the U.S for being so powerful. Meanwhile they pay nothing for their useless armed forces.

Find me a country that wants to attack Canada, and your arguement will make sense, you are ridiculous. We don't need an armed force, we are a nation of peacekeeping.

I am not sure how any of this relates to free speech issues.

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It doesn't. I guess someone ran out of points to argue.

[Anonymous]

I too love Canada. It does not tolerate gay bashing or using the "n" word under the absurd guise of artistic purity. People on this board claim to be artistically offended on behalf of the "craft". They're just angry whites, usually, with a few deluded minorities thrown in as self hate comes with the territory of this type of language. People are so transparent with their bullshit, really.

[Anonymous]

I too love Canada. It does not tolerate gay bashing or using the "n" word under the absurd guise of artistic purity. People on this board claim to be artistically offended on behalf of the "craft". They're just angry whites, usually, with a few deluded minorities thrown in as self hate comes with the territory of this type of language. People are so transparent with their bullshit, really.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The greatest thing about Canada is that it is a huge country and the people know that the U.S. will protect their childish and weak souls if they were ever attacked. So they try to pretend that squishy socialism works while they resent the U.S for being so powerful. Meanwhile they pay nothing for their useless armed forces.

Find me a country that wants to attack Canada, and your arguement will make sense, you are ridiculous. We don't need an armed force, we are a nation of peacekeeping.

I am not sure how any of this relates to free speech issues.

both are indications of limp wristed behavior.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:[b]The greatest thing about Canada is that it is a huge country and the people know that the U.S. will protect their childish and weak souls if they were ever attacked. So they try to pretend that squishy socialism works while they resent the U.S for being so powerful. Meanwhile they pay nothing for their useless armed forces.

Find me a country that wants to attack Canada, and your arguement will make sense, you are ridiculous. We don't need an armed force, we are a nation of peacekeeping.

I am not sure how any of this relates to free speech issues.

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It doesn't. I guess someone ran out of points to argue.

No, you started making this a pro-Canada / anti-American rant, so you attracted the troll who likes to criticize every country but America. So I had to listen to someone tell me how superior they were for living in a country that was against a war that I myself am also against. And I held back because that has nothing to do with the issue at hand.

We could have had a discussion about the CSBC ruling, which is online, but you are uninterested in that. If you had, I would have argued that they unfairly rejected CAB Equitable Portrayal code Clause 10 contextual considerations because IMO they do not consider a rock song to be a serious thing. I told you that they were the ruling body a long time ago and you dismissed it because you think you know everything. Had you a genuine interest in the topic, you would have been to the CSBC.ca web site by now. You could have also read the CRTC's response, which unlike the CSBC is a governmental authority and which brings up the very same contextual considerations. I also brought the CRTC up.

But congratulations, your Canada cheerleading has brought all of us a plague. You will now be subjected to the troll as he makes fun of your country for a week or two.