
I am not trying to come across as a sanctimonious, virgin-pure blogger here. I make mistakes all the time. Thankfully, some of our readers have a lot of time on their hands and are nice enough to correct me. But the humor in The Guardianās recent photo mishap is too good not to share with you.
As first picked up by the blog Regret the Error, The Guardian ran a story about how Canadaās multicultural policy should not be emulated by European nations. To go with the caption āThe argument that all is rosy in Canadaās multicultural garden is unconvincing,ā The Guardian accidentally posted the unofficial Canadian Cannabis Flag instead of the official Canadian Flag with a Maple Leaf emblem. As Regret the Error points out, the caption really makes the error all the more wonderful.

Whoever posted the photo was either really stoned or has never smoked pot before, ever. The former would account for the personās lack of perception. The latter would account for the personās lack of realization.
Hereās the official comment about the correction from a Guardian employee:

Considering the copious amount of marijuana that Canadians are known to smoke, the error wasnāt too bad. Maybe if Europe adopted a more liberal approach to marijuana its multicultural issues would subside. Nothing like a āmore the merrier approachā to immigration after a few joints have been rolled. The story has since been fixed with a proper Canadian Maple Leaf flag.
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