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Claim: People in general are on the more aggressive side. But if you act friendly towards them they will reciprocate that back to you. But if you mess with them or do something stupid you will regret that decision pretty fast.

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Claim: Canada is a nation that matters, that is great at something, and that is a nation that is united through its history
Support: invited this important sport a long long time ago, they are always "fighting" together since the beginning and no matter where they are they win because all ice is home

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Claim: The feeling of superiority pushes "the true quebec population" to search for a preservation and continuation of Quebec Culture.
Support: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ8atoUeIZQ

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Claim: Canadian mythology is that through team work and determination we are a powerful people.
Support: The "all ice is home ice" add shows Canadians gearing up to in a way, go to battle on ice in the form of a hockey game. This shows that the ideology of Canada is the gain of strength though numbers and passion.
Question: Do we as Canadians justify our strength primarily on our hockey skills?

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Claim: Canadians believe in the idea of working as a team, they have learned to do this in order to overcome their problems in sports with passion and unity.

Support: In the Nike Commercial there represent unity as a really big thing for them and how important it is for them to be together as they move on.

Question: Is there more countries sharing he same unity and values that Canada shows today?

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Claim: in the hockey video it shows how Canada is more of a open and peaceful country. However with the cowboy video it shows that the americans are more violent people then the Canadians.
Support: in the videos i see how different the videos are presented. one is more gentle while the other is more aggressive

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Claim: The Nike commercial expresses the unity and passion Canadians have.

Support: The "Home Ice" commercial, demonstrates this by using hockey as a main example. Most Canadians are very dedicated when it comes to not only hockey, but anything they are dedicated to. The use of "we", in the commercial could be an example of the importance of teamwork.

Question: Do other countries

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Claim: The home ice video outlines the importance of teamwork as a nation and how a sport can unify the country. It demonstrates how proud Canadians are. The wild west video shows how Americans prioritize their confidence and independence.
Support: the nike video focuses on the team aspect of hockey and shows the diverse culture of hockey. The wild west one shows a distinct "type" and sticks to that
question: Are Americans proud the way the Canadians are? what's different about how they display their country's standing?

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Claim: The videos shows the comparison between Canadian and American mindsets and how they relate into one another. The canadian mindset was portrayed as basically being goons and the american one is that there better than everyone.
support: in the home ice video it shows how were confident no matter where we are and another example is christine sinclair playing with a broken nose. The american one is because he was outnumbered and he still killed them all.
Question: what makes us like this?

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Clam: Canadians believe that true grit and working in unity is that makes us able to be great and over come anything.
Support: We know in examples like with Christine Sinclair how even though she was injured she still had the passion and grind to continue.
Question: Is anyone other country similar with their true values.

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Claim: In the Home Ice Video, it claims how Canadians work better together, and that together they are stronger and can overcome many obstacles.
Support: In the Home Ice Video, the constant use of the word 'we' proves how important it is to stay united. It shows that no matter how good their opponent is, if they work together, they will always win in some way.
Question: Do these kinds of very different videos create a bigger gap in between Canadians and Americans? Do they hate each other more because of those kinds of videos?

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Claim: Canada is united by passion and teamwork by unity of everyone so we are able to face adversity and become become stronger as a nation.
Support: In the Nike video, it shows that we are at "home" wherever we are playing and the unity of one sport through injuries and determination.
Question: Why does the video depict Canadians as people that are all united when there are still holes in our country? Would this video be similar if it were meant for the USA?