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 Member 31258 Level 6.95 Jul 2008 
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the flag-bearer's burden
Jeux Olympiques de Pékin : L'unilinguisme du porte-drapeau canadien critiqué | National | Radio-Canada.ca
What it says: SOme people are complaining about Canada's choice for the flag-bearer for the BEijing games because he doesn't speak any French in an officially bilingual country. I admit that it does neglect over 30% of the population (by including the ones who understand the language), but Canada is primarly an English country... Does the flag-bearer really has to represent the culture of his country? For example: does the flag-bearer of Belgium has to speak Flemish and French? and the one from Switzerland speak all four languages? and the one from New-Zeland speak Maori also? How ya doing, buddy? |
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