Does Canada, Australia and New Zealand share the post-colonial guilt of the British Empire?

[Ad_Quid_Orator]

a lot of people have talked about how rich and powerful the UK became by exploiting the nations that it subjugated but does that apply to Canada, Australia and New Zealand?

And if you're going to ask "what about the U. S. A.", well I'm not going to white-wash American history but nonetheless, the US went down it's own dark paths after it separated from Britain prior to the Victorian Era (New-Imperialism).

[OfMiceandMen]

Not really, I think we more or less operate as separate entities now and none of that history really comes into play these days.

There are many things countries are not proud of in their past, but we keep evolving to become better and not repeat history.

[Anonymous]

Of course not. Because we all know the only people to ever marginalize, discriminate, and oppress others are Americans. 🙄🙄🙄

I mean it’s not like they still have slaves in Libya and Africa or anything.

Wait a minute...

[welcomemen]

Why should people feel guilty about something they didn’t do?

People alive today weren’t responsible for what happened and those colonies 100 plus years ago.

[In_Trance]

Nobody gives a shit about this in Canada