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@Sidewalker
How about Canadians can concern themselves with their Constitution, and Americans can concern themselves with theirs.
Lets be realistic, over 90% of people from both nations don't have their constitution memorized.
The idea that there must be parity between the two nations is inane. They are different countries, with different cultures, and different needs.
The, "Culture" part is vague. Most Canadians are fluent in English (even in Quebec). They ARE different countries, however there is no reason why this status quo has to stay this way (NY culture is way more like Ontario culture than NY culture is like TX culture; but NY is with America and not Canada).
For instance, we have the right to bear arms, but in Canada, it's just too damn cold for bare arms.
Guns are not only legal in Canada, but people in Canada are more likely to have guns than I think ANY European country.
Out of 230 countries worldwide for gun ownership per capita, America is #1 (no surprise), AUS is #51, England and Wales is #127, Scotland is #117.
Canada is #7.
Americans are more likely to have multiple guns; but this wouldn't really matter; you can only hold one gun at a time.