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AND THAT’S MY TAKE… (ARE WE TOO FREE?)
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Supporters of such political ideology would citation their rights under Canadian law to enhance their agendas. While most Canadians would acknowledge these militants some latitude, they would also decry using an event that siphons precious public funds, assets, and services for being the type of freedom they absence in their country. Why can’t they quit their political dogmas behind where they came from? Why are they no protesting back in Punjab where the real fight is? Why bastardize Canada’s multiculturalism with such a militant platform?

The parade makeup of Surrey’s Vaisakhi has been a smear on an otherwise shining halo of cultural party. With more than 100,000 people in attendance at this year’s party, certain devotee ingredients among the Sikh community have chose this holy cause apt disburse homage to their martyrs on their floats at displaying gigantic photo likenesses of those responsible for doings of international terrorism, including those related with the Air India bombarding and the assassination of Indira Gandhi. These extremists are using Canada’s gift of multiculturalism for a political platform crying for the fashionable king state of Khalistan to be carved out of India’s state of Punjab.
And that’s my take…
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Mid April of every annual activities host to the Vaisakhi parade and celebration in Surrey, a thriving city in the lower mainland of British Columbia appearance Vancouver with an immense Sikh population. This archaic religious memorial is an of the most premonitory in the Sikh calendar and too marks the beginning of the solar new annual and the starting of a new farm season. Attending Vaisakhi is sure to excite entire 5 senses as you are assailed with the sights, sounds, aromas, textures, and tastes namely make the Sikh mores so easily, so colorful,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], so living.
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Can there be such a thing as being a society that is also free? Ask those who live below repressive regimes and the reply is a quick and resounding NO. But for those of us who live in Canada and United States, the brightest beacons for liberty throughout the globe, one has reason for contemplation as we see at one such instance of maybe being also lenient, too lenient, too free.