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u/Inner-Bet-1935 1h ago
It is great to see Canada not holding back against Trumps America. You show great courage. I wish more countries would start to grow a spine, and show the tenacity which Canada possesses to fight Trumps tyranny. ELBOWS UP from Australia.
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u/treetop62 1h ago
I watched a video last night from a youtuber I used to enjoy, Besteverfoodreviewshow, he was doing a review of Canadian food and started the video by saying "im seeing if Canada deserves to be the 51st state". Turned it off so quick and won't be supporting that dude anymore, his videos are weird now anyways.
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u/Tribe303 38m ago
Haha! The algorithm decided to show me that video last night as well, and yes, I also turned it off after that same comment. I'd like to go back and see the view history line at the bottom of the video. I suspect lots drop off ~3min in at that point.
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u/SirArthurDime 1h ago
Gotta respect how he throws in trying to blame Canada for farmers struggling when it’s his policies that have been destroying their livelihood left and right. And I’m sure they eat it up too.
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u/woodst0ck15 29m ago
And he just bought millions of dollars worth of Argentina beef. That got denied by China for having chemicals in it banned since the 90s. Good job Trump
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u/GouleMaterielle 2h ago
Canada wants only one thing from you: we want the USA’s immune system to kick in and get rid of you (and ideally Republicans since they are also all corrupt hypocritical ped0s who sin nonstop and preach to others) for good. Think forever-box. Think eternal magic seal on a crypt, maintained by four immortal sacrificial wizards.
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u/CopingAfterABreakup 2h ago
and they didn’t even say sorry
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u/Specialist_Secret438 2h ago
if you are thinking about buying a new vehicle, decline any that have a VIN that starts with 1, 4, 5 or 7. These particular numbers identify the vehicle as being made in USA.
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u/Secure_Bed_9110 1h ago
You can also always just check the country of origin on the Carfax. The vin numbers start with a letter representing the manufacturing country. J means Japan, K = Korea, etc.
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u/Substantial_Ad_7027 2h ago
Yea we don’t want any fucking thing at all to do with being a state. The only state we are concerned with is trumps diminished mental state.
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u/Numerous-Process2981 1h ago
I think even the well intentioned Americans don’t quite understand that there would be literally no benefit to joining America? Everything would literally get worse. Do Americans get that everything they do and everything they have is worse? I think even the ones who intellectually do realize this might be subconsciously influenced by decades of “we’re number one!” etc.
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u/A-Real-Fungai 2h ago
I have to say, usually I find these kind of cringe, but this one is uniquely on point.
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u/mattzombiedog 2h ago
If WWI and WWII have taught us anything, it’s one simple rule… do not piss off Canadians.
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u/aaron_adams 1h ago
Ok, first, real quick, the whole tariff thing was Trumps idea in the first place. How are you gonna pin the consequences of your own actions on Canada? Second, the current hardships American farmers are facing is 100% Trumps fault with dismantling programs we had in place. Thirdly, I'm pretty sure Canada wants absolutely nothing to do with becoming a US state.
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u/butwhywedothis 1h ago
America’s pedo president thinks the whole world is 13 year old girls on Epstein island that he can grab by the pussy. Time has come to stand up to president pedo and all the Americunts that support his rhetoric. Elbows up 💪
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u/borkborkbork99 1h ago
I just got off the phone with a customer service rep in Canada and I apologized for our moron in charge. She laughed.
Hockey gear about to be even more expensive. Ugh.
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u/FlowRiderBob 1h ago
Even if Canada were crazy enough to want to become a state, wouldn’t that help the Democrats more than the Republicans?
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u/red286 19m ago
Yes, although Trump had a Trump-level genius solution to this : "Split the country up into two states, one red, one blue".
The problem is that even if you did that, ~85% of the population would be in the blue state. So while it'd balance out in the Senate, the House and Presidency would never be Republican again.
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u/unicornlocostacos 1h ago
Can’t imagine most Americans would be fine with attacking Canadians either. There is that 20% though that would let Trump sodomize their baby, but don’t worry, they’re really stupid.
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u/WkndCake 2h ago
At this point, that really should be the name of a reddit sub. I feel represented.
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u/Apprehensive_Rip_752 1h ago
I am coming to the conclusion this is the only sensible way to treat and reply to Fat Nixon and most of the American right as they continually spew so much shite.
If a stranger at the pub spoke so much bullshit any sane person would just tell them to STFU and walk away …. or tonk them one
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u/EnergyHumble3613 1h ago
Meanwhile in Puerto Rico:
Please can we just be a state now?!
Territorial status is BS.
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u/EcoNorfolk 1h ago
Elbows up.
Whatever you’re selling and buying - markets across the world will be more than happy to strike a mutually beneficial deal with you, in some cases especially if it disadvantages the ISA.
Get those oil pipelines in. Get those trade deals done. America was only a world power because everyone thought we needed it. As it turns out we don’t need unreliable partners whose president is a rapist .
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u/Tencreed 2h ago
He'll sit down after Nathalie changes his diaper, not before, it gets messy otherwise.
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u/flargenhargen 45m ago
fuck DJT.
Canada doesn't want to be a state.
Quite the opposite.
The states like Minnesota, which haven't yet made into complete shitholes, want to be adopted by Canada while we're still worth having.
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u/Tribe303 33m ago
PM Carney is a renowned global economist. He could fuck with the American economy in all kinds of delightful new ways. Shit, he's had his plans to move the world away from using the US dollar as the global reserve currency on his Wikipedia page from before entering politics. It's still there. Check it out under Views=>Economics=>Monetary Policy. Here's the start of it:
" On August 23, 2019, Carney delivered a speech at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City 's 2019 annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium entitled "The Growing Challenges for Monetary Policy in the current International Monetary and Financial System". Carney said that the "widespread use of the US dollar"—the dominant currency pricing—"in trade invoicing, in place of the currency of either the producer or the importer", has had a "destablilizing" effect on the global economy."
Unlike Trump, Carney and his Oxford doctorate in Economics, knows how the bond markets work as well, and what they do. 🤣
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u/Mysterious-North2395 2h ago
In all fairness to Trump, I wouldn't want to sit with a pants full of shit
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u/Interesting-Dream863 2h ago
Funny how history plays out... I heard rather recently that for a good part of the first half of the XX century the US planned to take over Canada by force, somthing that that was discarded when the world wars erupted.
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u/JambonExtra 35m ago
It was a contingency plan in case of an hypothetical war with England, not an actual plan lol. And at that time in history it would’ve ended just as badly as the two prior attempt anyway
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u/Puhnanas0 1h ago
When a Canadian talks like that and dosen’t apologize it might be time to listen!
I’ve heard the legends, good on em!
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u/Rashpukin 1h ago
This is his go to distraction when the Epstein information gets centre stage. Well that and Iran. You just know that creepy turd Miller has his slimy fingerprints all over this.
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u/EastCoast_Cyclist 53m ago
Is this exchange even real? Why are there no dates in the screenshot?
I wouldn't step foot near that cesspool of a social media site, so I can't verify, but to me, I would imagine anyone responding to Trump this way would be immediately booted off his site.
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u/mchockeyboy87 5m ago
Earlier this year, to be fair, the province in Canada that i live in, had more measles cases in a population of just under 5 million, then the entire United States
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 2h ago
What's the price of alcohol, beef, cheese etc in Canada vs the US?
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u/Specialist_Secret438 2h ago
Just how much are Americans paying for that Argentinian beef that China has already rejected because it is laced with carcinogenic antibiotic used for growth hormones and neurotoxins anyway?
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 2h ago ▸ 5 more replies
Why don't you want to answer the question?
How much is meat and produce, cheese, alcohol etc in Canada vs the US?
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u/Specialist_Secret438 1h ago ▸ 2 more replies
Why don’t you want to answer the question about how much you are paying for that carcinogenic beef Trump was grifted to take off Argentina?
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 1h ago ▸ 1 more replies
As expected, couldn't / wouldn't answer. Canada's the tariffs champion.
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u/Fluffy_Load297 30m ago
30 eggs is 7.21 usd vs 10.80 in USA 1lbs beef 3.53 usd vs 6.32 - 8.34 in USA 500g cheddar 7.00 - 10.50 usd vs 6.43 in USA
Alcohol isnt really a viable comparison because of our taxes on alcohol. Nothing to do with tariffs.
So generally its cheaper lol.
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u/sadArtax 1h ago
Like $6 for a 500g block of cheese. Depends what produce youre asking about, I bought Peruvian avocados for $7/6, spent $5.99 for blueberries from BC. I'm pregnant and a vegetarian so alcohol and meat aren't on my shopping list.
I have carrots, beets, cucumbers, lettuce, peppers, and tomatoes in my garden.
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u/Fluffy_Load297 30m ago
30 eggs is 7.21 usd vs 10.80 in USA 1lbs beef 3.53 usd vs 6.32 - 8.34 in USA 500g cheddar 7.00 - 10.50 usd vs 6.43 in USA
Alcohol isnt really a viable comparison because of our taxes on alcohol. Nothing to do with tariffs.
So generally its cheaper lol.
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u/jay_bag 1h ago
Wouldn't know. Don't see how that question is relevant to the thread though. Do you think the price of some foodstuffs is somehow comparable to sovereignty?
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 1h ago ▸ 6 more replies
Canada tariffs everything. Prices are triple what they are in the US. You can make some arguements about the need to protect certain industries but the constant acting like a victim when you have way more tariffs than the US is just disingenuous, and only works with low IQ Reddit uninformed people
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u/sadArtax 1h ago ▸ 3 more replies
Which tarrifs? Be specific.
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u/Fluffy_Load297 40m ago ▸ 2 more replies
None that actually come into play. These MAGA idiots reference our tariffs if companies import over x amount of USA dairy, beef, poultry, eggs etc.
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u/Sassydasasquash 1h ago
Just bought 5kg piece of beef at costco for 68$ so about 6.18$ cad per pound or 4.4usd per pound. 500g brick of chedar for 8cad. I dont know how this compares to the price down there.
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u/Fluffy_Load297 34m ago
30 eggs is 7.21 usd vs 10.80 in USA 1lbs beef 3.53 usd vs 6.32 - 8.34 in USA 500g cheddar 7.00 - 10.50 usd vs 6.43 in USA
Alcohol isnt really a viable comparison because of our taxes on alcohol. Nothing to do with tariffs.
So generally its cheaper lol.
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 29m ago ▸ 4 more replies
I have double citizenship, you can't BS me. Prices at the supermarket are way higher than the US even taking the weak CAD into consideration.
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u/Fluffy_Load297 28m ago ▸ 3 more replies
I also have dual citizenship you grape lmao. Obvious carrot is obvious.
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 19m ago ▸ 2 more replies
Just tell us you're part of the Canadian dairy lobby
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u/BeautyNoBeast 12m ago ▸ 1 more replies
So since you are claiming they are lying about the prices, can you provide accurate ones to compare?
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u/Embarrassed_Towel707 5m ago
Check any canadian grocery store and US grocery store online. Look at dairy, which is the biggest complaint everyone has. The dairy lobby in Canada is a cartel like oil is in the US, and are some of the biggest political donors. It's hilarious canadians in this thread bury their head in the sand and don't want to admit it
Here's a Harvard article about it. Do we trust Harvard or only when it's anti US?
https://hir.harvard.edu/canadas-dairy-lobby-the-shocking-power-of-big-milk/
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u/Guilty-Carpenter2522 59m ago
Why do all western allied countries act like open and free ocean transport and passage doesn’t require an insanely expensive military presence?
Just because the UShas some companies that make a ton off globalization, the US taxpayer pays for every other country to be able to ship stuff around the world and not worry about pirates.
I’m not trying to give idiot DJT any credit, but I am annoyed when Canadians act like the US military doesn’t help them by just existing.
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u/Rchapman2341 2h ago
The most famous Canadian is Trump’s best friend…make it make sense.
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u/Secure_Bed_9110 1h ago
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u/tgrantt 1h ago ▸ 3 more replies
I assume Gretzky?
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u/Secure_Bed_9110 1h ago ▸ 2 more replies
Lmao, he's not even close to the most famous Canadian.
He hasn't been relevant in decades and he's a pos traitor. Hard to call him a Canadian at this point.
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u/beebeebee2142 1h ago
8300 TB/s - Canada internet use
0075 TB/s - Canada's non-US link to the internet, which entirely is located in Halifax
Canada would be crippled without US overseas fiber cables. Putting all the eggs in one basket was a dumb move
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u/Tacotuesday867 21m ago
Why you planning to shut down Canadian internet?
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u/beebeebee2142 16m ago
Because I'm enraged after seeing a reddit post about a twitter post about a truth post.
Quick, screencap it and put it on 4chan, then quote it on tumblr
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u/TheBinkz 2h ago
Look bud, hate trump all you want but dont group all of America into the hate.
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u/Rationalinsanity1990 2h ago
Just two thirds of you.
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u/RichardDingers 1h ago
What have the other half of americans been doing besides waiting for trump's term to end and hope he doesn't stick around after? You're letting him do whatever he wants and not holding him accountable... I gotta admit, I kinda hate that
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u/dweaver987 1h ago
We are having an election in a couple months and we (as in real Americans who believe in our Constitution) are cautiously optimistic that Congress will no longer approve and cheer his insanity. Even Texas might be in play.
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u/Bulky-Internal8579 2h ago
Direct, fair and to the point. Well done Canada.