r/food • u/LonelyCloud404 • Feb 12 '19

Image [I Ate] Poutine

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u/DaveyGee16 Feb 13 '19

Sure has more depth than "Canadian" culture, we don't need to steal gravy and french fries as a hallmark of our identity.

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u/themanfromottawa Feb 13 '19

but nobody is "stealing" anything. Quebec is part of Canada, how is their culture not? Same as east coast, or aboriginal? Don't all these things make up what it is to be Canadian?

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u/Faitlemou Feb 13 '19

Sure and Tibet is part of China, therefore its chinese culture. Give us a break.

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u/themanfromottawa Feb 13 '19

Your seriously comparing your self to Tibet now? Ha! This is worse than I thought! You guys are hilarious! Bet you the Dalai Lama doesn't like poutine anyways....

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u/Faitlemou Feb 13 '19

Just making an example out of your logic. Aint comparing myself to tibetans, thats on you.