When I started doing business a few decades ago, Canada was very similar to the U.S. in its business environment. There was of course the govt. healthcare system versus the large private healthcare in the United States. Europe was always a difficult place to do business.
The U.S. is almost 9x larger than Canada. Seems like it was mentioned a lot in the debate tonight, but we also have a large, porous Southern border that a very loud, vocal minority wants to keep open. The sheer numbers of migrants would drown Canada if the shoe was on the other foot.
I didn't hear that tonight.
I agree, then the divergence started to happen and move towards European idealism. In my opinion, Canada has always been a great country. I just don't like where it is today.
You do realize the irony of you telling an American to get off this site on a thread that it 100% about the U.S. Presidential election.
From reading these threads for a few years, either progressive Canadians have taken over this forum or Canadians don't question authority enough and have a certain complacency.
Jalimon is a guy who recently claimed he supported U.S. Republicans in the past. I think he was doing a bit of "false flagging" to portray himself as the voice of reason.
Neither. Canadians are just a little bit more reasonable and believe in actual freedoms for people than resorting to meaningless rhetoric like the Americans.
