As I was signing off of my blog, I accidentally hit the "next blog" sign and it randomly took me to a blog intitled "
Mitchieville"
An apparently angry Canadian that had a mouthload to say in a rather short blog entry. Basically, he feels the need for Canada to attack the US to rid the world of President Bush's actions, that are endangering not only our natural resources, but our people too.
Sometime's it's hard for me to guage a persons level of seriousness when it comes to writing their thoughts and feelings in anything less than a professional manner.
Nevertheless, his words disturbed me, as I'm sure he hoped they would.
I replied to his blog and sent the link to my husband and to Aaron.
Kevin told me to report the idiot, but I'm not sure it's that serious. It was just strange, the feeling that came over me when I saw...in print, that someone wanted to take measures to attack our country, no matter how serious he was.
In the movie SOUTH PARK, BIGGER, LONGER, and UNCUT, the South Park boys are trying to save Canadian born actors Terrance and Phillp from the US as the two countries waged war. One of the title songs that I just LOVED was called "Blame Canada" and when I figure out how to link audio clips on here I'll put it up for everyone. My point is that it just seemed dumb at the time to think of Canada and the US at war.
But people are people and we did have North vs South at one point in our own history, so why not
Really North vs South.
C'mon. I mean, they have Celine Dion and Dana Carvey, what more can you ask for?!!
But this just gets back to my previous entry of Green Dependant Demublicans. Other countries hate us for the freedoms we have and for the infamous leaders in government that represent us.
I'm positive there are people in Iraq that we'd enjoy kicking back with, having a beer during a Packer game, but we've been conditioned to see them as terrorists. Do our leaders really care that other countries despise us because of our arrogant, wasteful ways?
I
love this country, and I can't imagine living anywhere else...
But maybe thats part of the problem.
As for my new Canadian "friend", he openly admitted to being a die hard Packers fan.
Go figure.
I think he may need a few more blog visitors from his neighbors to the south just to straighten out his thought process.
In the meantime, I'm gonna get my copy of South Park, put it on my computer and send it to my Maple Leaf blogger.
If I am not back in ten minutes, make the sound of a dying giraffe to alarm the others of danger