IT ' S A LOVE SONG TO YOUR COUNTRY , PATRIOT . <| sep |> shrugs I ' m not going anywhere for thanksgiving . My parents have effectively banned me from visiting my hometown and all my friends seem to be off visiting family . Ditto with the boy I ' ve been seeing . <| sep |> Are you still looking for help ? I need to evolve my Kadabra as well . <| sep |> You have not lived . <| sep |> I mean people have been giving you example after example of cases in which Canadian decisions will affect citizens living abroad Yes , and I ' ve been pointing out how every single one of these examples affect nonvoting noncitizens as well , showing how they aren ' t relevant to the discussion . You can ' t say They ' re affected by the Canadian decisions in the Arctic as if that ' s a reason why they should be allowed to vote , when Russians are just as equally affected by these decisions , and we accept that they are not allowed to vote . I , on the other hand , gave a list of about a dozen examples of ways citizens living abroad are not affected by Canadian decisions . And you ' ve been constantly sliding right past them to make some halfcocked argument about why people who don ' t live in Canada anymore should be totally allowed to vote in our elections because they were born here 30 years ago . but you ' ve been constantly sliding right past them to make some halfcocked argumentSomething tells me you ' re not actually reading what I have to say . disenfranchising thousands of people of their c onstitutionallyguaranteed right to voteWell , actually I ' m in favour of keeping the law as it stands , but pretty much , yeah .