• epicstove@lemmy.ca
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      5 days ago

      I’m from Canada and I’ve heard the dutch like Canadians.

      Although, my family is from Sri Lanka.

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          18 hours ago

          Well, considering the Netherlands was liberated by Canadian troops in WWII and they even send us a bunch of tulips each each as thanks I think they have a particular liking to us.

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            15 hours ago

            Ah, makes sense. Thx4i.

            I’m just saying the baseline is positive with most people.

            Yeah baby!

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          4 days ago

          Copenhagen looks like an absolute DREAM to live in. Even the climate seems like a less angry version of the climate we have here.

          (I’m typing this while stuck in a restaurant waiting for a snow storm to pass)

          • cosmicrookie@lemmy.worldOP
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            4 days ago

            That’s why I mentioned that it depends on where they are from. Many Scandinavian countries are indeed sceptical of people who move from some nationalities. That said, a cartoon is not really an argument to make is it?

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              4 days ago

              Eh, “Scandinavia and the World” is generally a good measure for stereotypes about Scandinavians from a Scandinavian point of view, if you take the exaggeration typical for the medium of “funny comic” into account.