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All the more reason for us to be the 51st stateUSA USA USA USA
Yessir notice the surnames out there last night it was all stuff like McDavid, McKinnon, and Dougherty.Bitter sweet night. Very proud of Canada. Maybe we may salvage something good as a 51st state before it all goes away.
Anyone who knows anything about Canada and the US understands that the USA is way more of a failure than Canada, and this has truly taught me the nature of Americans. Keep your pigsty and your dictator over there please
Why would we keep our own currency? That would be kneecapping ourselves so hardCanada is not a serious country anyway. Literally their entire existence hangs on the balance of a hockey game. Still, what else can Canada cling onto? Closest thing I've seen was raptors but that's like GTA only....
And hockey is slowly diminishing in Canada. No matter they much they pander to jeets, they will never play the game and committ to something that's professional and civilized. They'd rather work 24/7 as cashier and steal shit on the side.
Only way for Canada to survive in any shape or form is joining USA as a state. Maybe even as a vassal state with different currency and central banking system.
Still, part of USA.
Strippers would appreciate it as it won't hail when people make it rain with singles.Why would we keep our own currency? That would be kneecapping ourselves so hard
Although I do prefer the different coloured bills because it makes it so you don’t accidentally hand out a $50 or $100 when drunk
Some semblance of control and power. If you lose currency, you are finished. Look at euro. It's basically Germany +++.Why would we keep our own currency? That would be kneecapping ourselves so hard
Although I do prefer the different coloured bills because it makes it so you don’t accidentally hand out a $50 or $100 when drunk
When you say Canada, who exactly is making this executive decision? Trudeau? Smith? The head of the CBC?Also, according to some rumours, Canada is prepared to concede on everything .....including dairy....in order to avoid tariff
Probably premiers. Trudeau checked out long ago.When you say Canada, who exactly is making this executive decision? Trudeau? Smith? The head of the CBC?
I'm not Canadian, but I can never understand why Canadians aren't infuriated by the dairy tariffs. I saw serious concerns about grocery prices from Canadians online between 2022 and 2024, but I never saw any complaints about how the government was essentially ensuring that milk and butter would stay expensive by heavily tariffing outside milk. I know that tariffs only apply if a quota is exceeded, but I feel like milk and butter are the kinds of products you can't have a too large surplus of, considering the massive demand (especially from Indians). If I were Canadian and facing a cost-of-living crisis, I personally wouldn't care about local dairy farmers since I'd be getting bled dry from all angles. Cheap milk wouldn't fix the whole issue, but it sure as hell would help. I could be missing something or misunderstanding the inner workings of the tariffs, but it felt like something I would expect more complaints about from Canadian consumers. I guess they really care about their dairy farmers.concede on everything .....including dairy....in order to avoid tariff.
And how can they enforce that decision if the federal government refuses?Probably premiers. Trudeau checked out long ago.
Femcels lecturing anyone on anything, let alone on "understanding," is lol, lmao even. Please limit your retardery to the the Man-Hate Thread, ktnx.Anyone who knows anything about Canada and the US understands that the USA is way more of a failure than Canada
I think that investing into things like healthcare, education, and social security is a greater sign of success than building war machines. The fact that Canadian politicians generally don't let their megachurch pastors determine policy and are good at not making parliament into a soap opera is another sign of success. The Trudeau resignation nonsense we just had was unusual, but during Trump's first term government shutdowns were a yearly tradition. And of course, let's not forget that a country that has multiple school shootings every year and laid the groundwork for modern forever wars is far, far more successful at protecting its people than the country that has had nine in its entire history and only tends to get involved in wars to maintain good relations with its allies.Yeah I was thinking that during an AH64 demo I saw in the 90s where it could headshot me from 2 miles away floating in the sky. If America can build flying death machines like that at reasonable cost and be responsible for the nuclear age, space age and information age Canada must be rife with examples of being automatically even better at basically all that plus everything else.
Yeah, because a game that requires its players to wear heavy armour is sooooo civilized, but I can see why mutts would think that considering you stop the entire country one Sunday in February every year for an even more violent heavy armour game. If you think the average Canadian's main point of national pride is sports, you've got another thing coming.Canada is not a serious country anyway. Literally their entire existence hangs on the balance of a hockey game. Still, what else can Canada cling onto? Closest thing I've seen was raptors but that's like GTA only....
And hockey is slowly diminishing in Canada. No matter they much they pander to jeets, they will never play the game and committ to something that's professional and civilized. They'd rather work 24/7 as cashier and steal shit on the side.
Only way for Canada to survive in any shape or form is joining USA as a state. Maybe even as a vassal state with different currency and central banking system.
Still, part of USA.
I think that investing into things like healthcare, education, and social security is a greater sign of success than building war machines. The fact that Canadian politicians generally don't let their megachurch pastors determine policy and are good at not making parliament into a soap opera is another sign of success. The Trudeau resignation nonsense we just had was unusual, but during Trump's first term government shutdowns were a yearly tradition. And of course, let's not forget that a country that has multiple school shootings every year and laid the groundwork for modern forever wars is far, far more successful at protecting its people than the country that has had nine in its entire history and only tends to get involved in wars to maintain good relations with its allies.
Go slurp up some more cbc slop, cattleAnyone who knows anything about Canada and the US understands that the USA is way more of a failure than Canada, and this has truly taught me the nature of Americans. Keep your pigsty and your dictator over there please