>>>>>We have taken multiculturalism to the nth degree. Frankly I love the multicultural nature of Canada. I love the aromas and colours and clothing and festivities and food that can be found in various different areas of Toronto alone. I love the fact that people from other places bring this variety here. What I don't love is the idea that all the baggage that comes along with it must be respected regardless of how poorly it might fit in with the cultures and laws that already exist. The mores and laws and social systems we have in place are the underlying glue that makes all the multiculturalism work. When we start to allow incoming prejudices and baggage to weaken that glue, I think we'll end up with problems we never wanted.
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>>>>Hear hear! and the same applies to GB.
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>>>George Bush? ;)
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>>Great Britain, dya boy!
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>Well, I don't know. I've been there, and while I enjoyed myself and found it quite nice, I'm not so sure I'd go as far as 'Great'. ;)

I assume you know the "great" refers to incorporating all the isles, as opposed to just mainland Britain. :-)