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Which country has the most chadly chads? I think Canada has the most chadly chads because Canadian chads grow up in harsh Winter environments and live in dispersed communities, much like the pure bred white ancestors found in Europe. Despite this, Canada has some of the world's best scientists and engineers.
Hitler himself also believed that Canadians were the most honorable and fearsome soldiers on the battlefield. The Vimy memorial for fallen Canadian soldiers of WW1 survived in France thanks to an order by Adolf Hitler who sent SS soldiers to protect the memorial. Unlike other memorials, other countries venerated glory in war, while the Canadian memorial venerated the lose of brothers and broken families due to war. Hitler was moved by this because Hitler always believed since childhood that war should be an act of love, not glory. Germans in WW2 regarded Canadians are being more ferocious on the battlefield than all the other combatants.
"Germans developed a special contempt for the Canadian Corps, seeing them as unpredictable savages. In the final weeks of the war, Canadian Fred Hamilton would describe being singled out for a beating by a German colonel after he was taken prisoner. “I don’t care for the English, Scotch, French, Australians or Belgians but damn you Canadians, you take no prisoners and you kill our wounded,” the colonel told him."
"In one particularly cruel episode, Canadians even exploited the trust of Germans who had apparently become accustomed to fraternizing with allied units. Lieutenant Louis Keene described the practice of lobbing tins of corned beef into a neighbouring German trench. When the Canadians started hearing happy shouts of “More! Give us more!” they then let loose with an armload of grenades."
Rugged minds and bodies, brilliants minds, community centered, and honorable ferocious warriors. This makes Canadian chads the most chad of them all.
Hitler himself also believed that Canadians were the most honorable and fearsome soldiers on the battlefield. The Vimy memorial for fallen Canadian soldiers of WW1 survived in France thanks to an order by Adolf Hitler who sent SS soldiers to protect the memorial. Unlike other memorials, other countries venerated glory in war, while the Canadian memorial venerated the lose of brothers and broken families due to war. Hitler was moved by this because Hitler always believed since childhood that war should be an act of love, not glory. Germans in WW2 regarded Canadians are being more ferocious on the battlefield than all the other combatants.
"Germans developed a special contempt for the Canadian Corps, seeing them as unpredictable savages. In the final weeks of the war, Canadian Fred Hamilton would describe being singled out for a beating by a German colonel after he was taken prisoner. “I don’t care for the English, Scotch, French, Australians or Belgians but damn you Canadians, you take no prisoners and you kill our wounded,” the colonel told him."
"In one particularly cruel episode, Canadians even exploited the trust of Germans who had apparently become accustomed to fraternizing with allied units. Lieutenant Louis Keene described the practice of lobbing tins of corned beef into a neighbouring German trench. When the Canadians started hearing happy shouts of “More! Give us more!” they then let loose with an armload of grenades."
Rugged minds and bodies, brilliants minds, community centered, and honorable ferocious warriors. This makes Canadian chads the most chad of them all.