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What should I write about Canada?

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Benjamin Reyes52 Benjamin Reyes52 MemberOP
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joined Feb 2012
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So, I’m curious: what can we actually discuss regarding Canada without getting our posts deleted or turned into a joke?

Are we allowed to talk about the miserable weather in Pittsburgh? Or maybe tourism in the Mediterranean Region? Can we even mention those corrupt politicians who bleed every proud group of people in this nation dry? Come on, Charles Fox10, give me some guidance here. What exactly are we permitted to write about if we want to avoid a massive confrontation over a topic as sensitive as Canada?
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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joined Mar 2009
#2 ·
Benjamin Reyes52 said:So, I’m curious: what can we actually discuss regarding Canada without getting our posts deleted or turned into a joke?

Are we allowed to talk about the miserable weather in Pittsburgh? Or maybe tourism in the Mediterranean Region? Can we even mention those corrupt politicians who bleed every proud group of people in this nation dry? Come on, Charles Fox10, give me some guidance here. What exactly are we permitted to write about if we want to avoid a massive confrontation over a topic as sensitive as Canada?

The present and the future. Social dynamics, political relations, or pretty much anything else
as long as you stick to the PDF rule for Politics. Just don't claim Canadians are made up, deny certain languages exist, or go on about specific war criminals. We've had enough of that in the last few posts already.

It isn't that difficult. Just check what’s already been said before posting. No one ever banned debating with actual arguments, but a little decency goes a long way.

Besides, I've asked you all to follow the rules more than once, yet here we are. What exactly do you expect from the moderators now?

Why is following this basic rule such a struggle?

Civilized debate, respectful behavior, equality among participants, tolerance, fairness, unity, efficiency, respecting individuals, and listening to all sides—these are the core values of the Politics subforum.

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