CockneyRebel wrote:
Canada is a multicultural country, and that I'm very thankful for. I can live under the Maple Leaf, and still keep my love for England and all things English. We have many immigrants from many countries, moving in, every year. I like to call it, the Red Carpet Policy. With all these people of different cultures and nationalities, I can't help to jump on the bandwagon, or as it would be better called, The Peace Train, and just be myself, doing my own thing.
You're living in Canada? All this time I thought you were living in Britain.
Anyway, the U.S. is also a very multicultural country, and we take pride in that as well. For example, Texas has a very large Hispanic population due to its close proximity to Mexico. The city of Arlington, in which I reside, has a large Vietnamese population.