So, was Canada ever great?

Yes - At Vimy Ridge in the First World War and in the Second during the Dieppe raid which proved that assaulting an existing port was suicide; and on D-Day when Canadians were a significant part of the force landed in the first wave.
 
Because we're not egotistical blowhards?
We're called the Great White North for a reason. Just ask any American who sports a Canadian flag while travelling outside your borders. :)

Are leeches great?

Leeches are more useful than your average American. Why do you ask?
 
In WWI, the Canadian Expeditionary Forces were well into the trenches in France before the US got into the war.
 
Canada is not without its faults. But is consistently 1 or 2 in the annual “Best Country in the World” studies. We have a positive international reputation for a reason.
 
Trudeau in blackface: A symptom of Canada’s widespread anti-Black racism

The revelation that, as a 29-year-old teacher, Trudeau appeared in blackface at an “Arabian Nights” fundraiser at his school has made news around the world. Other images subsequently surfaced that showed a young Trudeau performing in blackface at high school talent shows.

Our criminal justice systems are virulently anti-Black — which explains why we tolerate the over-surveillance and disproportionate Black deaths at the hands of the very law enforcers who are supposed to protect us, at least in theory.

Our education systems are virulently anti-Black, which explains why blackface recurs where Black people have to go to school. It also explains the pervasive omission of our histories, our scholarship, our perspectives and our stories from education curricula.

The appropriate response to Trudeau’s blackface cannot be the politics of deflection. On the one hand, it cannot be about empty apologies that claim little more than ignorance, “insensitivity” or even “privilege,” which rectifying very little. On the other hand, it cannot be about finger-pointing, “disappointment” or “shock,” which deny the endemic nature of anti-Blackness.
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Yes - At Vimy Ridge in the First World War and in the Second during the Dieppe raid which proved that assaulting an existing port was suicide; and on D-Day when Canadians were a significant part of the force landed in the first wave.

^ what he said.

oh and Rush. :D
 
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