Mouseland

A story related by Tommy Douglas. Produced by the United Food and Commercial Workers union and introduced by Kiefer Sutherland.

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• Mouseland
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• Politics

[SAGEBOT500]

For Christ's sake.

In ten years I fully expect to see Paulsies dancing around in Hare Krishna robes at the airport.

[cnek]

ron paul is the mouse with a leash, the other end of which is held by many cats

[CristianApostol]

This is not a message for all the people of Canada, it is a message for all the people of the world.

[sweiland75]

Why the fuck are Americans all over this video talking about Ron Paul? This is about Canada, Canadian politics, Tommy Douglas. FUCK OFF, AMERICANS!

[Mooma41]

Holy catfish! We went from cat and mice to the USA and Canada (or Canada and the USA if you prefer), the War of 1812, and current election time in 7:44 minutes. And all I came away knowing due to spending those minutes viewing this is that neither country has the major market share in cats or mice, neither government is loved by all of its subjects, and certainly that neither country is without the same basic problems as every other government on Earth. Hmmm. The strong odour isn't Limburger...

[Larkinchance]

Sounds like Democrats and Republicans in the US

[pictoushead]

you people speaking about Ron Paul are idiots. What does Ron Paul have to do with anything in this video? It is you people who have ruined our countries with your uninformed ideological nonsense. If you understood the concept of freedom and honesty you could not disagree with Paul's platform.

[gundamWWW]

@Nancysissypants

Jack Bauer told me to watch this video...

So I did.

I want Canadian healthcare and I want it now.

[ProgressiveAudio]

@charpressler The british did win the war of 1812 basically, we started it and they kicked our asses.

[johnmckinzie]

It's so sad that this one speech can be the basis of a complete world-view for weak-minded individuals. It's so easy to get people spun up using a "us vs. them" argument that has little substance.

[charpressler]

@fabricejarfi : No, I mean that if the British had won the War of 1812 and forced the US back into colonial status, we might have had health care, like the Canadians.