That is a hypothetical.
But entertaining the hypothetical, I would still support use of force.
These are the situations that would result in civil war usually.
They are never peaceful.
Should Canada have a Referendum on becoming part of USA?
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But entertaining the hypothetical, I would still support use of force.
These are the situations that would result in civil war usually.
They are never peaceful.
There was a poll in Dec, before all this.
Only 20% backed joining the US and they were almost entirely conservatives.
Shows the level of treason amongst the PPC and CPC.
No wonder they don't care that PeePee's party election was bought through foreign interference.
I think it was more like 13%. 87% voted 'No'.
You also have to discount about 5% from that, so it's more like about 8% want to join the US.
There's a polling phenomenon (and I can't recall what it's called) where typically about 5% of those polled will give an answer that bucks the trend for no other reason than to give an answer they know most people won't give.
Of course it's absurd, but so is the notion of a referendum without a negotiated plan which would take many years...... but still, no fuckin' way. Why doesn't the US join North Korea and Russia and call themselves USSS ( Unholy Satanic Shit Show)?You've lost your mind so why would all this matter. It's just silly chatter. No need to get into all this nitty, gritty.
Well, we really don't have a $7 minimum wage. Individual states essentially mandate their minimum wage. Based on the exchange rate, many U.S. states have a higher minimum wage than Ontario. Some States are much higher.
(I'll just make a quick point. Many of the open immigration advocates are also for higher and higher minimum wages. So many times you have to make hard choices that conflict with your core beliefs.)
One thing I've noticed is that Canadians on political forums cling to this idea that any differences in the U.S. are inherently bad and ignore how things work in practice. People are starving. People are dying for lack of healthcare. Able students can't get a college education. Many things are hyperbole encouraged by some of our own media.
Canada would be one state? Wig, individual provinces are going to be folded into U.S. border states.
If you're getting into the nitty, gritty like this is a real possibility, what makes anyone think this could all come together within four years?
I'm pretty sure I would be in Guantanamo Bay pretty much immediately if the United States ever merged with Canada.
Yeah, let's fucking vote for everything, like the stupid Americans do (including dog-catchers). Polls already say the vast majority have no interest in this.
Also, fuck the USA, a country no True Canadian has anything in common with.
What are the terms? Do we lose our healthcare and pensions? I think I'd prefer to live in a democracy, not a nation ruled by oligarch felons that never have to pay any price for their crimes.
Can we just have a poll about how easily trolled right wingers are by their leader?
Who wants Canada to be a common place for School, Open Air, Mall, Cinema, Religious Places of Worship Mass Shootings?
Then the Gun killings and Violence among gangs will be accelerated in Canada!!
Who wants a Democratic System based on a stupid Electoral College that favours just two Political Parties?
One party supported by the world's richest oligarch, who bribed the Public to vote for the Convicted Felon and present President Elect!!
Then he buys a Platform like Twitter and uses it to censor those who posts negative but true propaganda of the Convicted Felon's shenanigans!!
No Canada is for the Canadians and we do not want a TrumPutin invasion of Canada!!
The one positive that could come out if a merger occurred for the Sensible Americans would be:
