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[franzd03]

Are most of the France supporters from France or just locals??

[cfutv]

FRENCH from FRANCE my friend, all of them.

[Valentinhottegindre]

Vive la France

[ketbauer]

that's why i love montreal !!!!

I love YOUUUU !!

I'm FRENCH lol

[xenotypos]

Le Canada, le seul pays d'amérique à valoir le coup.

Et je dis pas ça pour cette vid, vraiment quoi.

[natcha88]

Moi je les déteste pas, à mon avis il ne faut pas généraliser c'est vrai qu'ils aiment bcp leur pays et qu'ils s'en privent pas pour le faire savoir mais ils sont pas tous comme ça.

[AttackTheGasStation1]

Bah les USA...

[natcha88]

Quel pays est detesté ?

[AttackTheGasStation1]

Mais franchement, quand tu vois les coms des americains sur youtube, leur haine, leur ignorance, leur prétention, tu comprends pourquoi ce pays est détesté partout dans le monde.

[kaisakino94]

Canada!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[y00tuber]

You'll have to read all the comments to see what it was in reply to. The general jist of my post was outlining how much Canadians draw on their ancestry when it comes to identifying who they are. It's either "French-Canadian" or "British/Irish-Canadian". How about "Canadian"? My parents are poms but I dont identify myself as"English-Australian".

It adds to the segregation, not integration.

I lived in Canada when I was younger and really picked up on the attitude problem between them both.

[emangi1]

That's such an easy yet false generalisation for us Australians to make (US Americans also?).

I on the other hand think that the cultural and linguistic differences are an enriching aspect of North America.

Moreover, their geographical proximity should help to promote a more humane global community that's respecful of differences.

As for the Aussie republic, that's a different issue about making official what already is mostly the de facto reality - But what relevance has it got here?