> You definitely don't speak for us all, whatever the case. That was my point. No one can make broad generalizations about "the Canadian perspective." Like eve

> You definitely don't speak for us all, whatever the case. That was my point. No one can make broad generalizations about "the Canadian perspective." Like everyone, everywhere, we are all individuals. As such, those who speak of "the Canadian perspective" are not representing everyone in Canada. They can't. They certainly don't speak for me. > "As long as I am entertained I don't care whether the entertainers are my peers, cultural or otherwise Pretty much. Although I wouldn't use the words "serfs in some content factory." That choice of language speaks to an ideological bent that is VERY far removed from my own. But if I buy a music album that was recorded by a band based out of British Colombia, for example, they are no more "my peers" than if they were a K-Pop group based out of South Korea. Culturally? Culture is a matter of individual choices and preferences. One Canadian does not speak for another. So we're going in circles now.