I have the opposite feeling of you tbh. I think both Canada and America should both break apart into more nations.
Discussion The "Canadian" "election" is proof that their version of "democracy" is broken.
How should it be broken up? Will there still be free movement of people and be tied under a common history and national ethos?
This is because both countries are becoming more centralized and stripping people of their freedoms. The solution is to destroy large governments by making them more localized. As for common history, idk that depends on the people I guess.
So how would the U.S. and Canada be broken up? Will each be broken up based around major cities or metropolitan areas?
I guess people can vote how they want to do it or something, I’m not sure.
Vote on how they should be broken up? What if one side wants to be a part of the other? And what if the opinion changes on the bases of social and economic changes?
Idk, I guess they should be allowed to move where they will actually support the socio-economic system. Although tbf, most people don’t know shit about economics or social policy.
Maybe, I don’t really know how people would divide themselves geographically.
I'm guessing that if they would divide themselves up that it might center around major cities throughout North America. They would also share more common social and political values which would be different in each region.
I'm guessing that if they would divide themselves up that it might center around major cities throughout North America. They would also share more common social and political values which would be different in each region.
I think there is a conservative/liberal divide among people living in cities and country side. Because of that, cities might get fucked over if country sides don’t want to associate with them.
Smaller cities, especially in the Great Plains are much more conservative unlike the bigger coastal cities. They can just incorporate the surrounding rural farms to produce food more in-house.
Fair enough, but the big cities would get cucked and no longer have the base that their ivory towers stand on.
The bigger cities might just lose their current influence since the would only control a much smaller region, and thus it will become less leftist and they'll just move out to where their political and social beliefs better align with them or trying to create their own society around that.
Just like the so called “progressive” californians migrating to Texas after turning their own state into a shit hole.
I guess pretty much. But eventually there will be people to move back in once enough time passed for that problem to be fixable again.
Maybe, but it’s hard to predict what will happen, way too many variables.
I wouldn’t want the American electoral and political system, it’s controlled by Jews. No Israel lobby for me thank you
ehhhhhh. I dunno
They're only in Toronto and Montréal though.
There's quite a bit where I am too
Are you in the GTA area?
There are niggers around there too. If you move out of the metro area, it's almost entirely white. Moreso than suburbs here in America.
Interesting. the gta is pretty big though and quite dense. so black pop % is probably larger then it seems
Yeah, around the GTA there are smaller cities like Mississauga and Richmond Hill. Just like how NYC is surrounded by smaller cities like Jersey City, Newark, Yonkers, Paterson, White Plains and New Rochelle.
i see
You had me in the first half, not gonna lie, but what the hell is this?! How do you think Biden got in?
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The thing is he never managed to get a majority so it was better off if he didn’t even try. I think he was trying to bask off the COVID assistance popularity but he held it around the time the programs were designated to be cut off.
but yeah I don’t even count this country as a real country, it’s very much a satellite state. Basically it’s just one big state that influences its inner policies but effectively cannot influence anything else.
You should join the U.S.A.
never knew there were that many canadians on this forum lol
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Mexicans? Brazilians go to Canada in very low numbers I imagine
I've known a few Brazilians here but it is true than not that many come to the U.S. despite Brazil being a third world country.
Though it's always the Spanish-speaking Latinos that have supremacy and wanting to push their language across the country the most.
It doesn't matter which model of democracy a country has, every democracy is shit.
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I wish this county joined the US but it’s unlikely. US had more use of Canada as a satellite state, than an actual state.
The least you could do is move here and revoke your "Canadian" "citizenship". Also, happy early "Thanksgiving"
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Maybe, if I get land a job in tech. I wish I was born in the US, just like my genes I didn’t get a choice.
and thanks bro
The U.S. is better than "Canada". Smuggle yourself in illegally through unguarded border crossings on foot. If beaners are doing it and allowed amnesty here, I don't know why you can't since you can easily blend in.
I'll even invite you over when it's actually Thanksgiving.
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The only thing you get in “””Canada””” is “free” healthcare, which is also why we have an older population. It’s one thing to stay in a country and another to actually live in it. If my studycel plans work I’ll probably will, there are almost no good paying jobs here funny enough, and the government supported housing bubble makes it so only oldcels can keep trading houses between each other. Thanks for the offer though brocel, we will see.
When there's no jobs, there's always a country that everyone goes that gives them the opportunity and much better pay.
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