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They phrased it terribly but I think their point was that it’s easy for Americans to shrug off their illegal occupation of Venezuela, but when its closer to home and against a country that looks and speaks the same way they do, Americans might actually complain. But I don’t even know at this point considering most Americans seem incapable of fighting back against their government
Ya see it’s my lack of education that keeps my mind uncucumbered by the liberal lies, and able to think freely enough to hate anyone I’m told to instantly.
Yeah my bad it was sarcastic. Canada has urged “all parties” to respect international law" after America has invaded a sovereign nation because Canadians love racism.
I really just meant that the status quo is not challenged by America invading a ‘brown’ country but a long time ally with close ties to other western countries? Thats a harder sell.
We would fold extremely fast. We don’t have an independent infrastructure to wait out the US like Afghanistan and Iraq. What we do need is fucking nukes.
It’s not about taking the territory, it’s about keeping it.
Canada’s advantage is that the resource investment to hold capture our mineral and oil resources isn’t worth the necessary human and economic costs.
You have a country full of angry people that look like the average American and speak the same language. That’s a guerrilla warfare disaster waiting to happen, and the US generals whose literal job is to consider this have sad as much.
We’re so much alike that Canadian integration would be less painful than to resist and struggle. I don’t have the faith we’d hold out for long, especially when it comes to our politicians and form a Canadian Dream party.
Canada would hold out forever, even if the government fell in 6 hours.
30 percent of Canadians would fold instantly, maybe even be happy.
30 percent of Canadians would be very unhappy, and at least tolerate to even mildly assist in a resistance, but would take very little risk themselves.
The rest would form an active resistance and a good chunk of that would propagate generations of if it had to. It would be extremely expensive to maintain any infrastructure outside of Canadian cities. And even the cities would see regular sabotage.
I have more faith in the average Canadian to do what’s right than in our elected officials. The travel and liquor boycotts and the new produce options at the grocery store speak to the average person’s elbows up mentality. We are meek-mannered and polite but we can also be extremely petty and we can hold grudges for a very long time.
We will not fold willingly into a vassal relationship, even if they get a PM or Premier to endorse the move.
Aren’t we already a vassal state? Sure we are “apposing” American produce well shopping at Walmart and Costco. Eating at resturants owned by American companies, going to our national parks were all attractions are owned by American companies, using American tech. I mean the list goes on and on.
We are not supplying our troops to fight for the US across the globe (NATO obligations aside.) We have free elections. We are free to set our own social welfare policies. While we can always strive more for additional separations and greater sovereignty there is a lot further to fall if we don’t learn lessons from around the world.
I dare him to invade Canada. Not so easy when its a white nation and people actually care
Edit: this was sarcasm. Nobody cares when America bullies a nation of brown people, they do it all the time.
Also I look a lot more like Maduro than I do Trump if that helps
Half of Canada is considering joining the US anyway.
Half of Canada already thinks we are American. They know more American rights and laws then they do Canadian.
What does “white nation” have anything to do with it? Sounds like you definitely own a pointy white hat.
Because it’s one thing to annex a country with people who may look visibly different to average Americans.
But when you try and annex a country that looks very much the same, resistance will be everywhere and invisible.
That guy working next to Americans in the critical infrastructure project? Ya, he’s Canadian and pissed so he’s gonna do something about it.
They phrased it terribly but I think their point was that it’s easy for Americans to shrug off their illegal occupation of Venezuela, but when its closer to home and against a country that looks and speaks the same way they do, Americans might actually complain. But I don’t even know at this point considering most Americans seem incapable of fighting back against their government
Yes most Americans are racist against brown people, but knowing us we could really easily be very racist towards Canadians too.
Problem is those same Americans are perfectly happy with deploying the National Guard to cities like Portland, DC, and Chicago.
People have forgotten the time when we were so good at racism, we had “dirty whites”.
Most Americans are as dumb as a brick but will be the first to tell you they’re the smartest mother fucker in the room.
Ya see it’s my lack of education that keeps my mind uncucumbered by the liberal lies, and able to think freely enough to hate anyone I’m told to instantly.
They’re just too kind, right fellow American? And what’s with the cheese curds and gravy in FREEDOM fries, amirite?!?
/s
What the fuck are the American people going to do about it?
No, is just aware that most Americans do.
I didn’t take it that way. I took it as an acknowledgement of systemic racism.
Yeah my bad it was sarcastic. Canada has urged “all parties” to respect international law" after America has invaded a sovereign nation because Canadians love racism.
I really just meant that the status quo is not challenged by America invading a ‘brown’ country but a long time ally with close ties to other western countries? Thats a harder sell.
Fucking keyboard warriors, lol. No ones going to do shit when they invade. People are so delusional.
You actually think no one will do anything if their country is annexed / invaded? Lol
That is correct. Social medias propaganda will have already convinced half the population that it’s good for them.
Says you. I’m itching to do something. My life is a waste anyway. Might as well be a hero for Canada.
Fuking “I know everything and everyone” type of people. Stfu if your life experience is all about keyboard
Try us.
We would fold extremely fast. We don’t have an independent infrastructure to wait out the US like Afghanistan and Iraq. What we do need is fucking nukes.
The formal army wouldn’t last too long, but imagine what an insurgency would look like.
I’d imagine Alberta and maybe Saskatchewan join up with the US. It would be horrible .
It’s not about taking the territory, it’s about keeping it.
Canada’s advantage is that the resource investment to hold capture our mineral and oil resources isn’t worth the necessary human and economic costs.
You have a country full of angry people that look like the average American and speak the same language. That’s a guerrilla warfare disaster waiting to happen, and the US generals whose literal job is to consider this have sad as much.
We’re so much alike that Canadian integration would be less painful than to resist and struggle. I don’t have the faith we’d hold out for long, especially when it comes to our politicians and form a Canadian Dream party.
Canada would hold out forever, even if the government fell in 6 hours.
30 percent of Canadians would fold instantly, maybe even be happy.
30 percent of Canadians would be very unhappy, and at least tolerate to even mildly assist in a resistance, but would take very little risk themselves.
The rest would form an active resistance and a good chunk of that would propagate generations of if it had to. It would be extremely expensive to maintain any infrastructure outside of Canadian cities. And even the cities would see regular sabotage.
I have more faith in the average Canadian to do what’s right than in our elected officials. The travel and liquor boycotts and the new produce options at the grocery store speak to the average person’s elbows up mentality. We are meek-mannered and polite but we can also be extremely petty and we can hold grudges for a very long time.
We will not fold willingly into a vassal relationship, even if they get a PM or Premier to endorse the move.
Aren’t we already a vassal state? Sure we are “apposing” American produce well shopping at Walmart and Costco. Eating at resturants owned by American companies, going to our national parks were all attractions are owned by American companies, using American tech. I mean the list goes on and on.
We are not supplying our troops to fight for the US across the globe (NATO obligations aside.) We have free elections. We are free to set our own social welfare policies. While we can always strive more for additional separations and greater sovereignty there is a lot further to fall if we don’t learn lessons from around the world.
We are tied to tightly to the USA, with auto sector etc, but Canada has a ton of resources we ship to the USA we just need new trade partners