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Old Posted Oct 26, 2014, 6:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Acajack View Post
I think the New World Anglo realm (at least in the extremely self-effacing form we are discussing) is basically limited to a certain portion of the Anglo-Canadian population. Places like Australia and even the U.S. aren't nearly as self-effacing as this segment of Anglo-Canada is. In fact they are more like Quebec to be honest.

The idea that Australia might be a Mandarin-speaking country in 100 years is not something that is so lightheartedly discussed down under as it seems to be in some circles in Anglo-Canada.
Honestly, I feel like you're not well acquainted with some of the progressives and liberals in the United States. From my experience, this viewpoint has more support among young, progressive, liberal, educated Americans than I encountered in Canada.
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