Samantha Bee

[Army 1911]

Didn't we fight and beat the canucks a couple hundred years ago? Seems to me I heard something about the french and indian war. Weren't the canadians with the french.

 

[Mowingmaniac 24/7]

Almost always, leftists comedy types can't stop insulting anything not aligning with a marxist/socialist agenda.

Smarmy leftist so-called comedians just aren't funny. They're caustic, dripping with condescension political hacks masquerading as comedians.

So, as someone previously mentioned in this thread, don't watch them, problem with them - solved.

 

[RACER X]

Nekkid pics? Then I'll decide

 

[AustinN4]

Didn't we fight and beat the canucks a couple hundred years ago? Seems to me I heard something about the french and indian war. Weren't the canadians with the french.

Are you British or Native American? If not, there is no "we" in that war for you.

https://history.state.gov/milestones/1750-1775/french-indian-war

"The French and Indian War was the North American conflict in a larger imperial war between Great Britain and France known as the Seven Years’ War. The French and Indian War began in 1754 and ended with the Treaty of Paris in 1763. The war provided Great Britain enormous territorial gains in North America, but disputes over subsequent frontier policy and paying the war’s expenses led to colonial discontent, and ultimately to the American Revolution."

 

[Eli]

Who in hell is this snowflake byotch, and how in hell did she get on TV? I cringe every time I see her stupid ad for her "show".

Another foreigner subverting the Constitution of the United States, and the American way of life. She should be stripped of her 'naturalized' citizenship and deported back to Trudeau's utopia!

Eli

 

[Truly Grits]

Didn't we fight and beat the canucks a couple hundred years ago? Seems to me I heard something about the french and indian war. Weren't the canadians with the french.

Yes, we did fight. But you did not win, it was the war of 1812. Last time, we burned the White House and most of Washington, DC to the ground. Maybe we should just stay friends with a common enemy? We have way more problems with the libtards up here, just look at our boy Prime Minister. I can't wait till Trump slaps the crap out of him.

 

[TheDan]

she comes on after The Big Bang Theory

Do you like to watch that in your pajamas while sipping a white zinfandel?

 

[Army 1911]

Are you British or Native American? If not, there is no "we" in that war for you.

https://history.state.gov/milestones/1750-1775/french-indian-war

"The French and Indian War was the North American conflict in a larger imperial war between Great Britain and France known as the Seven Years’ War. The French and Indian War began in 1754 and ended with the Treaty of Paris in 1763. The war provided Great Britain enormous territorial gains in North America, but disputes over subsequent frontier policy and paying the war’s expenses led to colonial discontent, and ultimately to the American Revolution."

That's odd, didn't Geo. Washington serve as a Captain there? And my family was here during that time.

 

[AustinN4]

And my family was here during that time.

Declaration of Independence in 1776 on July 4 by the Continental Congress.
Before then they would have been British subjects, no?

 

[Sugar Land]

Do you like to watch that in your pajamas while sipping a white zinfandel?

I thought he was more of a MD20/20 kind of guy?..lol

 

[ZX9RCAM]

She is partially responsible for the SITCOM The Detour, which is pretty funny but occasionally exhibits her liberal Canadian viewpoints (such as the anti-gun rhetoric when the family is hiding in the amusement park). The main character (Jason Jones) is Bee's husband and another Canadian, and also spent time on The Daily Show where liberal idiots actually believed they were getting real news instead of the propaganda brainwashing bullshit Jon Stewart spewed. There is a lot of liberal asskissing on Comedy Central, with other Stewart protégés such as Stephen Colbert (another fake news douchebag)...

I hate to admit that "The Detour" is fucking hilarious...

 

[grasshopperglock]

I hate to admit that "The Detour" is fucking hilarious...

I tried to get into that. Then one episode went on a vagina spree about firearms.

I'm out. Fu¢k that show. If they had left out the political message. I'd still be watching it.

 

[ElevenBravo]

Yes, we did fight. But you did not win, it was the war of 1812. Last time, we burned the White House and most of Washington, DC to the ground. Maybe we should just stay friends with a common enemy? We have way more problems with the libtards up here, just look at our boy Prime Minister. I can't wait till Trump slaps the crap out of him.

I'm assuming that you're British, as they were the ones who burned the White House.

 

[Truly Grits]

I'm assuming that you're British, as they were the ones who burned the White House.

British born officers commanding locally (Canadian) born militia to be exact.

 

[Younggun]

Not much good stuff to argue about since Trump got elected I guess.


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[ElevenBravo]

British born officers commanding locally (Canadian) born militia to be exact.

History does not agree with you.

Maj Gen. Ross has sailed from the Peninsular Wars in Spain to Bermuda with three battalions of British infantry. At Bermuda, he picked up a fourth infantry battalion. He later added a reinforced battalion of Marines. This is in addition to his sapper, artillery (3 light pieces), a strong company of Colonial Marines, frames for launching Congreave rockets (which would be needed later), and associated support troops. His force totaled approximately 4400 men.

His brigade was one of four that was tasked from Wellington's army. Three brigades were to go to Canada, while Ross' was tasked with acting as an expeditionary force long the US coast. From Bermuda, Ross sailed directly to Chesapeake and up the Patuxent River, arriving at Benedict, Maryland on 19 August, 1814. Ross and his ships engaged the American flotilla on the Patuxent. Trapped, the American commander decided to scuttle the fleet. Ross used the naval engagement as cover to move his troops inland, heading to Bladensburg, where a battle took place. Ross routed the American militia and moved on Washington where he put the city to the torch. Fuel from Congreave rockets were necessary to burn the Capitol building due to the stone construction. The British also literally ate our dinner, so confident was James Madison that the militia would repel the British that he had a banquet prepared.

Canada and Canadians were not involved. Ross never set foot in Canada while he was alive, despite the Canadian government's insistence that Ross launched the expedition from Nova Scotia (see Canadian citizenship study guide, page 17). He was interred in Halifax after dying at the skill of American sharpshooters. It was necessary to preserve his body in a barrel of rum for the journey.

Incidentally, since Washington was burned an 1814, and Canada didn't become a country until 1867, how could it be that Canadians burned the White House even if they were there?

 

[Davetex]

We should import more Canadian Bacon.

 

[Maverick44]

Yes, we did fight. But you did not win, it was the war of 1812. Last time, we burned the White House and most of Washington, DC to the ground.

Is that what Canadians keep telling themselves? Whatever helps you sleep at night.

Pickled Ross anybody?

 

[Davetex]

Yes, we did fight. But you did not win, it was the war of 1812.

Should we remove the statue of Andrew Jackson in New Orleans then? Because he's going to disagree with you about not winning the war of 1812.

 

[Dawico]

Do you like to watch that in your pajamas while sipping a white zinfandel?

I thought he was more of a MD20/20 kind of guy?..lol