Canada is a failed state

[Jetpack Himmler]

Either way, I don't think Canada was ever much of a "state" to begin with. More like an oversized and overstretched faggot factory. I don't keep close tabs, but the majority of trannies discussed on the farms are Canadians, which should tell you how much of a biological hazard that place is.

The main reason why Canada achieved "independence" was because the UK didn't want to pay for the day to day operations of a colony that could possibly be overrun by Yankees. Ottawa's treatment of the prairie provinces is an interesting contrast to how the former thirteen colonies treated what would become the Midwestern states. Many of the original thirteen claimed parts the newly-annexed North West Territory was their own, but Philadelphia and later Washington decided to make the states carved of that territory equals within a federal framework. It was obvious from the get-go that that provinces carved out of the former Rupert's Land would be treated as colonies within a colony to exploit for resources.

(British Columbia was always going to get different treatment as it was a separate colony brought in by negotiation.)

Though Ontario and Quebec would like to believe themselves to be progressive and cosmopolitan, their attitudes remain the same archaic ones from the 1870s when you chip away at the paint.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

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This is the guy who says "amnesty for all" btw

He would smile less once he would loose some teeth after some guy identify himself as the tooth fairy.

 

[Turkey Beef]

The main reason why Canada achieved "independence" was because the UK didn't want to pay for the day to day operations of a colony that could possibly be overrun by Yankees. Ottawa's treatment of the prairie provinces is an interesting contrast to how the former thirteen colonies treated what would become the Midwestern states. Many of the original thirteen claimed parts the newly-annexed North West Territory was their own, but Philadelphia and later Washington decided to make the states carved of that territory equals within a federal framework. It was obvious from the get-go that that provinces carved out of the former Rupert's Land would be treated as colonies within a colony to exploit for resources.

(British Columbia was always going to get different treatment as it was a separate colony brought in by negotiation.)

Though Ontario and Quebec would like to believe themselves to be progressive and cosmopolitan, their attitudes remain the same archaic ones from the 1870s when you chip away at the paint.

Sounds about right. Canadian citizenship didn't become an actual thing until 1910. Any pretense that they wanted to be a serious nation was thrown out of the window when they agreed for the 49th parallel north border definition; with the exception of maybe the Seattle area below Vancouver, just about everything immediate to the south of the line is vastly unpopulated and undeveloped to this day (I guess that also speaks more to the USA's inherent flaws as well).

Years ago, I remember an old acquaintance of mine from Alberta describing Ontario and Quebec as money-draining shitholes, which yeah, they pretty much are and then some. It would be one thing if they were just shitlib gas stations that otherwise left all the other provinces alone, but they seem oddly insistent in being as self-genocidal to the wazoo and dragging everyone else with them, which is an interesting parallel to what the American Northeast and California are doing to the USA (and the world at large) by comparison.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Also in Canada, many people have been installing Solar Panels on their roofs due to the ever increasing energy bills most likely caused by Trudeau's climate scam, it's a large price to pay for however this  might save their ass in the future when electricity on the grid becomes way too expensive.

 

[Butterschmalz]

Canada is also forcing automakers into 60% of auto sales being zero-emission vehicles in 2030, and will be 100% in 2035. (Archived)

And the fact that they're trying to force this, in a country where BEVs would be impractical, due to the massively reduced range in the cold...

Its official. For me its also the red line to seriously start thinking about moving out of the country. No more individual mobility.

 

[Betonhaus]

Its official. For me its also the red line to seriously start thinking about moving out of the country. No more individual mobility.

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With Edison Motors' platform, there may be a workaround where you sell a bev with a small battery, then make it super easy to get an on-board generator installed to make it a gas-electric. Best of both worlds.

 

[Alex Hogendorp]

Its official. For me its also the red line to seriously start thinking about moving out of the country. No more individual mobility.

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Tell me about it. I fear if I stay in Canada any longer, I'd be fucked. I told everyone I would leave the country if something disturbing would've gone into effect.

 

[Ser Prize]

Its official. For me its also the red line to seriously start thinking about moving out of the country. No more individual mobility.

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I can't afford to leave. I wish I could. Things are getting worse and worse and there's no upwards mobility. But what to do? Other countries want productive people with dosh. Canada drained all of mine.

 

[Baraka Obama]

Canadian citizenship didn't become an actual thing until 1910

No it was way later than that, the 1910 law wasn't the same sort of citizenship we think of today and everyone was still effectively British. All my grandparents were born in Canada as British subjects and citizens (and shoutout to all their grandparents who were also born here). They changed that in 1947 which is something my grandmother complained about for many decades following.

theres a 50 foot statue of a hindu god in brampton now

You know what, they can have Brampton. I would prefer containment vs what we're actually getting.

 

[Betonhaus]

I can't afford to leave. I wish I could. Things are getting worse and worse and there's no upwards mobility. But what to do? Other countries want productive people with dosh. Canada drained all of mine.

Same, I'd like to move to a different country but Canada has taken everything out from me so I have neither the finances or the capacity to meet those countries immigration requirements. Plus many of the other countries seem be on a downward spiral so I'm not sure where would be safe.

 

[SilentDuck]

He would smile less once he would loose some teeth after some guy identify himself as the tooth fairy.

Careful you are talking about Trudeau's oldest friend from high school there.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

You know what, they can have Brampton. I would prefer containment vs what we're actually getting.

Something to comment on:

https://www.thepublica.com/graduates-from-canadian-college-where-50-of-the-student-body-is-indian-are-being-blacklisted-by-employers-due-to-poor-english-hygiene/

I see several cases every month now in KW, whereas about a decade ago, when I was in the region- I can't recall anything like this. Its also a bit ominous, and Im being conspiratorial, that the race or any sort of status of the perpetrators is not being reported. To quote Trump, they're not sending their best. The one common trend though is that they're all scholars. So on top of coolies not having the knowledge that you cant keep a car running in the garage in winter, we have this.

This is also somewhat going to backfire for the shitlibs in the city. KW was a relatively chill place, not really racist, people tolerated other cultures, etc. This was when migration was relatively lower and controlled.

Ask people how they feel now, and I think people have frankly been pushed beyond the edge at this point.

Even if we're talking Brampton, I'm sure (as has been pointed out) the already established Indians don't like the FOB Indians coming in and essentially making them all look worse. People get what they deserve, I guess. Just sad to see a city turned to this

 

[Baraka Obama]

Plus many of the other countries seem be on a downward spiral so I'm not sure where would be safe.

If money wasn't an obstacle where would you honestly go?

I used to think something like deep Idaho might be OK but the rot in the US extends so deep I'm not sure anymore.

I have the legal right to live and work in Japan but if you break that down,

1. I would not expect many other legal rights as a foreigner
2. living there sucks
3. working there sucks

Plus I'd just be doing the same thing to another country that was done to mine.

 

[Butterschmalz]

Tell me about it. I fear if I stay in Canada any longer, I'd be fucked. I told everyone I would leave the country if something disturbing would've gone into effect.

We ve been talking with my SO for a while where the red line would be. It ll be the driving for us. Dont wanna live in Brampton? Fine move out to the country. Small town Manitoba or something... Without a pick up truck in the winter? Forget about it! Take mobility away and you are done. So I hope you got a red line too buddy.

Also first government in Canadian history to make look all those "authoritarian regimes" really good. Cant provide affordable housing, cheap transportation or proper health care. Wont be thinking about "freedom of speech" when you are sleeping in a tent in -20 Celsius and eating dog food out of a can.

 

[HOMO FOR LIFE RETURNS]

America is even more fucked with Niggers than we are here. Living among Chinks and Pajeets is preferable than Niggers.


I'm going to guess Oshawa?


That just means there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Which I doubt for Canada

Only thing pajeets got going for them is they hate sandniggers.

 

[SilentDuck]

Also first government in Canadian history to make look all those "authoritarian regimes" really good. Cant provide affordable housing, cheap transportation or proper health care. Wont be thinking about "freedom of speech" when you are sleeping in a tent in -20 Celsius and eating dog food out of a can.

One problem with voting in socialism is you'll have to shoot your way out of it.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

One problem with voting in socialism is you'll have to shoot your way out of it.

Not to fedpost, but yeah, it was only when women started getting raped that shitlibs started paying attention, so things often have to get much worse before the professional managerial class is forced to look at the reality on the ground for what it is.

I don't think anyone should fedpost or commit to violence,

But when there is a storm, either bunker down domestically, or migrate to higher ground for a season or two till it clears over. I don't know if Canada will be better in the long term, but if its any consolation, avoid bloody revolutions, find some place safe, stay there for a bit, and reevaluate options a few years later.

I don't think I'll be coming back to Canada, but I know that if I even wanted to, I just don't want to be around the country for the next few years when the shitlibs are busy trying to fix their own mess and figure out their own shit and the backlash comes amid economic depression.

Have some good Canadian tunes, you're not alone in this.

 

[Ser Prize]

If money wasn't an obstacle where would you honestly go?

I used to think something like deep Idaho might be OK but the rot in the US extends so deep I'm not sure anymore.

I have the legal right to live and work in Japan but if you break that down,

1. I would not expect many other legal rights as a foreigner
2. living there sucks
3. working there sucks

Plus I'd just be doing the same thing to another country that was done to mine.

Probably somewhere like Montana, Idaho or Arizona.

Japan seems nice but you need a bachelor's to even get a work permit as a whiatu piggu so fuck that.

 

[SilentDuck]

Not to fedpost, but yeah, it was only when women started getting raped that shitlibs started paying attention, so things often have to get much worse before the professional managerial class is forced to look at the reality on the ground for what it is.

I don't think anyone should fedpost or commit to violence,

What Id honestly advise people is to come back to Canada later on, in a few years, return, etc-

But when there is a storm, either bunker down domestically, or migrate to higher ground for a season or two till it clears over. I don't know if Canada will be better in the long term, but if its any consolation, avoid bloody revolutions and all that jazz, find some place safe, bunker down there for a bit, and reevaluate options a few years later.

I mean within the historical sense. Especially your South American socialists... not so much the 'muh soclialisms as Americans characterize because someone wants 0.5% more tax but the famous socialist regimes that will make it impossible for you to survive without them and things just get worse, and worse and then worse. Starting to look at lot more like that.

 

[DiscoRodeo]

I mean within the historical sense. Especially your South American socialists... not so much the 'muh soclialisms as Americans characterize because someone wants 0.5% more tax but the famous socialist regimes that will make it impossible for you to survive without them and things just get worse, and worse and then worse. Starting to look at lot more like that.

I mean, there are some funny things happening too, people literally just vibing, running off to the woods to fuck off from society, and doing their own thing. For once I'm in favour of the squatters. Fuck the king's concern about safety

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/sudbury/medieval-villages-off-grid-communities-northern-ontario-1.7062355

From everything I take, its basically people going up into cottage country, and just not coming back. Surviving off of whatever money they can, coming into town occasionally, fishing a lot, etc. No idea how it is in winter, but for the summer and spring, it unironically doesn't sound half bad. I think this is actually what our forefathers would want. City life has dulled the Canadian spirit.

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