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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
I'm curious what the "Canadian identity" is to you?

To me, it is and has always been one of sharing between many cultures. We do not have a long history here, being a nation of immigrants ourselves, so there is little for us to truly be able to call our own culture. Instead, we allow the many different cultures that people bring with them to coexist and blend together naturally, so that you may know one set of traditions in a particular community you grew up in, while another community may have vastly different traditions. We embrace that difference and enjoy learning about how other people are different from us along with how we are similar. We care for each other and want to make sure that regardless of how successful in life a person is, they still have access to food, a home, medical care, and a safe community.

We also do our best to try to correct cases where we have failed to meet those goals, both in the past and present. And we focus on how we can continue to improve rather than how "great" we are, as the latter tends to lead people to believe that nothing needs to be done. It's often a mistake to compare leading a country to running a business, but in this case there is a similarity: any business that believes it no longer needs to innovate or improve on its processes will eventually fail.
gpt
Replace the word "Canadian" here with "American". I'm shocked at how similar it can pass