/lit/ - Literature

>>21547778
>You can feel 'a part of something' without glorifying random made-up archetypes and jacking off over romanticised folk stories.
Except a lot of culture is admittedly archetypes and "over-romanticised" folk stories. The Canadian culture is made mostly of the relationships between the British and French settlers, and in some part in both their relationship with the Natives, and then the relationship of those settler folks against the land and the cold.
Everyone else is a footnote. Maybe its a very long fucking footnote, like with the Irish, but its still a goddamn footnote.
Anyway, it doesn't matter what kind of mutt you are, in the end, if you are a decent person and speaks the language of the province you are in without a horrendous accent, you will still rank higher in Canada's social hierarchy than French-Canadians who go to Florida for the winter. There is nothing lower than a Canadian who flees the cold, it is your civic duty to dislike snowbirds.

>>21207835
McGill University now recommends that all papers be prefaced with a notice stating that it would not have possible for you to write this without the oppression of the local tribe of Iroquois, and thus your paper is an expression of structural racism.
To be clear, Iroquois were literal cannibals that every other Indians hated and feared in equal measure. They were pretty much the Anglos only allies in the Beaver wars, and the reason why every other tribes rallied under the French (which didn't do us much good mind you).
Funny how the only Univ in the Province asking us to do that is the Anglo Univ of choice. Really makes you think, doesn't it?

>>20894137
What would you expect, of a people whose warriors were once literally single-handedly beaten by a 14 year's old French-Canadian girl?
> Meanwhile Prey stokes anti-French sentiment and paints the fucking Comanches, of all people, as the good guys, and Anglos lap it up.