No i didn't say that i wasn't Canadian, i said i would be attacked by defensive Canadians. I am not talking about all Canadians i was just talking defensive ones. Also i am part Canadian not that should even matter.

Also i know that idle no more happened but that protest was mainly about Treaty rights and Bill C-45, that protest was also two years ago and since then there have not been any protests like that.

Yes i did and the turn out was not great also that was two years ago and you do realize that the protests were mainly about the treaty rights and Bill C-45, i am talking about in 2015 and protest that focus on the missing girls and women. Basically all i hear from you is that it is too hard and too much work to change…

I know it has been going on longer than 25 years but this missing women/girls case has been going on for 25 years . Sorry but everything you said is cop-out i know that you elect the party not leaders like most Commonwealth countries and yes you do have the power do something, in US they had protests that black lives…

Who said i was an outsider to Canadian culture and no most non-native Canadians do not care. I know it will not happen over night but Canada is not even trying, to just blame it on Government and Police is cop-out and latent racism will not die out soon because for that to happen you have to admit that Canada has a…

How did i make it sound like it okay, i said that because i knew that i would be attacked by defensive Canadians.

It's difficult to care about people you've never met.

No most of population does not care, this has been going on for 25 years and still to this day enough is not being done. The main problem is Harper Government and the Parliamentary committee, but when the UN called out Canada about how they treat Native population the majority of people ignored it.

As Canadians, they should be especially aware of Canada's atrocious past—and present— relationship with the Aboriginal peoples

I did look it up and she really has not changed, yes things have changed but she has not. I do hope that if she does run (well she will) she changes, the problem is when you have a party that is against abortion (Republicans) you do not have to change that much to seem better and more accepting than them.

I was just reading up on Hilary Clinton's view on abortion and unless they have changed since 2008, i am not too keen on it. To me the line keep abortion safe and rare and how she kept on going on about "how abortion represents a sad, even tragic choice to many, many women" (that is true but also for a lot of women it…

Every thing after the Boston Bombings was a mess, there were a lot of racist attacks in Boston (who is surprised) and then you go on tumblr to see people defending Boston Marathon bomber.

That does not even make sense seeing as she is not only black woman to speak out against him, the media has also been against him.

Most of her fans are Republicans but it is not surprising seeing as she is one. She also says she is not a feminist because she loves men.

I have met him and he is really sweet and super friendly, he went to same school as me (he is older) and everyone says that he is one of the nicest guy you can meet.

She only gets a few minutes the parents of the victim gets a lot of time.

I found it really hard living in US, I just remember my co-worker coming back a few days after giving birth because she could not afford to go without being paid for two weeks (Unpaid maternity leave is mandated only only for companies with 50 or more employees within a certain amount of miles and you have to work…

It is a shame it is just schools. When i lived in the US one of the things i hated about the US was lack of paid days you can have off, in UK i had around 5 weeks ( Almost all workers are legally entitled to 5.6 weeks' paid holiday per year) and at my job in US i had nothing.

I do agree with that the name is pretty awful but like i said it does touch on class oppression and they also talk about how patriarchy not only affects men but women. Compared to documentary in past about India this one was one of the best because it does not generalize.

I am watching it right now and they are not reducing rape to a generic Indian mindset. They do talk a lot about the culture but they show many men and women fighting back, not once do they say anything that generalizes Indian men. They also do touch on class oppression, seeing as this is first screening and it is just…