No not really. For example, when Toews sees something he doesn't like from the opposing teams he lets them know and he gets really chippy and testy about it, he stands up for himself and wears his heart on his sleeve. He makes sure the other teams pay for it one way or another. When have you seen Bo stand up for himself when he gets slashed/nailed with a hit by an opposing player? While that's great discipline, I don't think hockey players should always be turning the other cheek. I don't blame him, he's following in the Sedins' footsteps and that's great and all because I love the Sedins but I just can't take another decade or so of this team getting pushed around. It starts with the team captain setting an example.
lol at whoever suggested Linden was the same way. Linden was definitely more Toews-like (or vice versa) than Sedin-like.