Canada is a failed state

Mordecai 3 Finger Brown said:
All the "Housing" talk from both Trudeau and Poilievre is just a politically correct YT-filteresque stand-in for mass immigration and the Great Replacement run amok.
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You have it ass backwards though. He's saying 'we have nowhere near enough houses for these Jeets, they need to go'. Housing isn't a federal jurisdiction but immigration is. If the provinces can't build enough houses (which they never will) then it's a free excuse to say whoops, we can't bring in more jeets to fill them.
 
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Legalize Asbestos said:
mein nigger, please tell me that is a joke.


I remember my social studies class explicitly teaching how to identify and be critical of propaganda even from the CBC and being proud that I lived somewhere that taught people to use their fucking brains. Not to distrust authority, but always be ready to find it going astray or getting greedy.

A lot of our media put out a kind of understated, humble national culture that I admired. If you wanted risk and excitement, you moved South. If you wanted safety (no niggers) and a slower pace you stayed North.

We didn't and don't (except for Robertson screw heads) have any knock-it-out-of-the-park things to brag about, but it was very common to find Can-Am collaborations where there were no fuck-ups on our part of the deal, just solid contributions.

I'm still shocked it only took twenty years to chuck all that overboard.
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If it makes you feel better(or worse) the decay started a long time ago with Trudeau Sr. It just took this long to get down to the bone.
 
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Ser Prize said:
If it makes you feel better(or worse) the decay started a long time ago with Trudeau Sr. It just took this long to get down to the bone.
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Yeh I know. In terms of rot people go back decades or centuries, depending on where they want to stick the pin. I just grew up under the assumption that the average person held on to their convictions more strongly - even if it's just what they were raised with and they don't understand it. But it turns out people are way more flexible with all that.

'A country can be ruined in twenty years' is now an axiom of mine. But the inverse is true too, a country can get its shit back in order in twenty years also. We're in year 2/20 for the upswing if people will take the road up. They're already throwing the trannies under the bus after promising them love and sunshine for eternity.
 
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King Metalia said:
Has Canada ever not been shit? In my almost 25 years of life experience in this country I can't remember a time where it was ever good.
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In the immediate aftermath of WW2 we had the 2nd largest navy in the world and the 4th largest army.

It was in large part because most of the others were destroyed by the war but for such a tiny country it was impressive.

In the next few decades Canada was genuinely one of the best places to live in the world.
 
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Mordecai 3 Finger Brown said:
Not sure how true that actual narrative was though. I have little faith in the resiliency, independence and diversity of the Big Six Canadian banks today in 2025 even if nothing has changed with regulations over the proceeding decades.
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Good luck even getting an interview at a Big 5/6 bank if you’re a White Accounting or Finance student/graduate.

The banks just do money laundering for corrupt Sandnigger, Chink and Jeet small businesses
 
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Leaf bros, is it true that the globalist weasel that's going to be your new "outsider" PM is the same nigga that's on your money? Please tell me this is a fake.
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King Metalia said:
Has Canada ever not been shit? In my almost 25 years of life experience in this country I can't remember a time where it was ever good.
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I live in the US now, but remember being generally positive about being Canadian until shortly before I left. I moved just as Trudeau was being elected for the first time and Trump was starting to look like he would win, and I remember thinking how great Trudeau would be and what a joke things would be in the US under Trump.

Canada has become an embarrassment under Trudeau and that's coming from a lifelong liberal, and I find myself drifting closer and closer to the center with every year.
 
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Having returned from a recent trip to Asia, one of the first things I see at my connecting Canadian airport is a videoscreen with an ad for some sort of "diversity is our superpower" nonsense. Who is paying for this shit?

I loved that sort of shit doesn't happen in Asia. Their ads are just Asians from their country. They don't feel the need to mix in some white fag and black woman into their ads.

But if diversity is such a superpower, why is it that any business in their country run by a non-whites almost always has a staff that mirrors those who run it? Have you ever seen a non-pajeet working security at an airport?
 
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Jetpack Himmler said:
Canada could very well collapse in the ten years.
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It will. I’m hyper locked into the matrix and can see a dozen new videos a day. All of them implicative of a imminent collapse. Mostly just your average Canadian ranting with a look of pure desperation and contempt.

The issues I am dealing with personally have completely shocked and obliterated any hope or faith I had in recovering.

Problems are so late stage that it’s too late. There’s literally no way to get out of the holes we are in. Just ride it out man it’s never getting better.
 
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OutInTheRain said:
This is what I don't get. Trump has us by the balls, and everyone knows it. We even said it, and our response is for our Premiers to pretend to be the heccin Avengers and sign a piece of paper. But right now the Boomers are frothing at the mouth because they think we can punish America more by...restricting potash and oil.

I love that out Government is about to blow up the economy(Even more than they already have), and probably cause a famine because Trudeau is throwing a fit.
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The economy already is blowing up, and everyone who matters knows it. This provides our politicians the opportunity to shift the blame of their policy onto Trump. The US has always had us by the balls, but they were always pragmatic towards Canada. The people who think that the tariffs could've been prevented by policing the border are wrong.

It's very hard (costly) to control a border like ours. Really, the only way is by having a homogenous high-trust populace who are unlikely to want to cross that border illegally. That's why we never did it before. Trump knows this, so he knows that his demands in this matter, are nearly an impossible ask, given the current financial situation, political climate, & demographics.

I have a skitzo theory. Last week Trump did a presser and at the end, a journofag asked him what he thought about Pollievre considering he was going to be the next PM. His answer was a one line quip implying that Pollievre may not be the PM. Something like "thats IF he becomes the new PM". I think Trump might be considering lending his political machinery to Danielle Smith (or someone else) for a PM run. If Pollievre knows that, it could explain why he's aligned himself in opposition to Trump.

This sounds unlikely, but when you consider Canada is now North Venezuela, it becomes more plausible. This kind of thing is straight out of "Confessions of an Economic Hitman" and is how the US has influenced smaller countries, historically.
The Liberals aligned themselves with the anti-trump faction of the globalists and assumed their economic & immigration policy, with the understanding that the relationship would be reciprocal, and that those in charge would not allow themselves to lose their grip on power. It's been a disaster for both Canada & the US. The US will make it due to owning the reserve currency & largest military machine ever devised. The only way we make it out of it now is by the grace of the Americans.
 
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Lord Xenu said:
The economy already is blowing up, and everyone who matters knows it. This provides our politicians the opportunity to shift the blame of their policy onto Trump. The US has always had us by the balls, but they were always pragmatic towards Canada. The people who think that the tariffs could've been prevented by policing the border are wrong.

It's very hard (costly) to control a border like ours. Really, the only way is by having a homogenous high-trust populace who are unlikely to want to cross that border illegally. That's why we never did it before. Trump knows this, so he knows that his demands in this matter, are nearly an impossible ask, given the current financial situation, political climate, & demographics.
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controlling the border was historically never the problem, as in the past Canada was more discerning about who they let into the country. It became a problem when Canada allowed rampant immigration fraud to occur to get nothing but shovelware migrants.
 
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Lord Xenu said:
I have a skitzo theory. Last week Trump did a presser and at the end, a journofag asked him what he thought about Pollievre considering he was going to be the next PM. His answer was a one line quip implying that Pollievre may not be the PM. Something like "thats IF he becomes the new PM". I think Trump might be considering lending his political machinery to Danielle Smith (or someone else) for a PM run. If Pollievre knows that, it could explain why he's aligned himself in opposition to Trump.
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I doubt Smith has the juice for Federal politics very rarely does someone jump from provincial to federal. Trump also is aware that whomever he supports will be on the receiving end of a kneejerk reaction against them. He supports PP and then the boomers will screech and vote Liberal because they think it will make Trump cry. Never, ever underestimate the Canadian electorate's ability to fuck things up.

Now I can see the Cons keeping the government in power until October, so the Liberals bear the full brunt of the tariff issue for a few months. Ending the new leader's reign before it really begins. The Liberals are unable to solve the problem. The have painted themselves into an ideological corner. The Provinces are unable to work together to solve it, as Ontario has an election coming up and Ford is in campaign mode, and Quebec will do nothing to benefit the rest of the country.
 
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OutInTheRain said:
I doubt Smith has the juice for Federal politics very rarely does someone jump from provincial to federal. Trump also is aware that whomever he supports will be on the receiving end of a kneejerk reaction against them. He supports PP and then the boomers will screech and vote Liberal because they think it will make Trump cry. Never, ever underestimate the Canadian electorate's ability to fuck things up.

Now I can see the Cons keeping the government in power until October, so the Liberals bear the full brunt of the tariff issue for a few months. Ending the new leader's reign before it really begins. The Liberals are unable to solve the problem. The have painted themselves into an ideological corner. The Provinces are unable to work together to solve it, as Ontario has an election coming up and Ford is in campaign mode, and Quebec will do nothing to benefit the rest of the country.
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Best Trump can support is reviving the Wexit movement and actually getting a referendum to be held.
 
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