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Canadians are not more politically correct in my opinion.
They are however, painfully polite ... and I mean this in that ... no matter what they are thinking, or feeling, or they have been trained since childhood to be polite. Except for when it comes to Americans, in which case they are usually rude and condescending.
erlampo
They don't try to be; it just comes naturally.
Cherry_Blossom
Not politically correct, we just think before we speak.
s2pified
Canadians tend to be more polite and (especially in urban areas) more left leaning. This doesn't mean that we are more politically correct.
BlueGirl
I agree with everyone. We are not more politically correct, we are just politer then some other (unnamed) country.
Doesn't mean there aren't any rednecks in Canada though, they just keep it among themselves.
fatsausage
Yes
peter k
I think they tend to be respectful of other peoples feelings and cultures if this is politically correct... then so be it
The Raging Monkey
You mean "do we have more common sense than our american neighbours in the south?" then yes
Germs
I would say no...we are just like everyone else.
bpbjess
For the most part it is true. Being politically incorrect is really considered rude to the extreme.
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