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If Trump invades Canada will you then accept that we live in a simul and not the real world?

Don't be ridiculous, Trump never declared he wanted to invade or annex Canada by force.
You really have to be retarded or a soyboy, or both like a proper libtard to actually think there's military preparations to take out Canada without no one knowing.

Sad.
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What's sad is people feeding an obvious shitty arsed troll by replying to you at all.
 
Don't be ridiculous, Trump never declared he wanted to invade or annex Canada by force.
You really have to be retarded or a soyboy, or both like a proper libtard to actually think there's military preparations to take out Canada without no one knowing.

Sad.
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Only a fool an idiot or a clown could possibly make the statements you're making when all of Canada is up in arms and people are actually afraid or angry and when their own world leaders are taking this very seriously as a bullying tactic of aggression from Trump. Why don't you watch that video instead of pretending nothing's happening because your head is stuck in the sand.


When the whole world sees Trump as a bully and a reckless fool t's not the world that's wrong. It's Trump and his tiny group of idiot cult members like you who will argue for absurdity.


There's no point talking to people like you. You can't even think.
 
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Don't be ridiculous, Trump never declared he wanted to invade or annex Canada by force.
You really have to be retarded or a soyboy, or both like a proper libtard to actually think there's military preparations to take out Canada without no one knowing.

Sad.
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You're setting the bar ridiculously low at saying he threatened violence. That isn't the point I'm making


Trump's actions and behavior are abhorrent, divisive and fear-inducing and anger inducing and immoral and despicable short of saying he would take Canada by violence.

Try to have an honest conversation here and deal with what's actually happening. Canadian officials, European leaders and many of our friends around the world are all disgusted and separating themselves from us because of Trump's rhetoric.

Are you trying to pretend it's all okay because he didn't threaten war?
 
You're setting the bar ridiculously low at saying he threatened violence. That isn't the point I'm making


Trump's actions and behavior are abhorrent, divisive and fear-inducing and anger inducing and immoral and despicable short of saying he would take Canada by violence.

Try to have an honest conversation here and deal with what's actually happening. Canadian officials, European leaders and many of our friends around the world are all disgusted and separating themselves from us because of Trump's rhetoric.

Are you trying to pretend it's all okay because he didn't threaten war?
According to you, he's barely saying anything offensive other than saying Canada would be much better off if it was a US state. Wich is not offensive at all.
Even you are recognising that indeed he never threatened with violence.. so why are you talking about Trump wanting to annex Canada by force? <36>


There's no serious threat coming from America and they know it, happens to be fearmongered by another libtard, a well know one called Trudeau, to keep his incompetence distracted with made up issues.

If your're talking about Greenland it's another thing.
 
Value shmalue. You can have it. Fuck off to Alberta and stay there if it's so valuable.

I live in "the country". My next door neighbour is a potato field. But my office in the heart of downtown is only a 20 minute drive away (at rush hour). Everywhere here is close to the shore. The large majority of my diet is locally produced--fruit, vegetables, meat, seafood, even snack food. The farmer's markets here are typically as cheap or cheaper than the big grocery chains (for certain staples).

We have a thriving arts scene, amazing artisans and innovators, and I could go on.

That's what I value. So yeah, speaking for myself, exactly. And fuck Danielle Smith, the filthy whore.
So it produces nothing of value to the country and is supported by Alberta. Gotcha.
 
Why don't these States leave the US and join Alberta instead?

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Alberta's WCSB agriculture and energy industries, world-class natural beauty of the Northern Rockies wilderness, regional culture that places value on individual liberty, low taxes, balanced budgets, and takes pride in its own old west heritage would all seamlessly blend with Montana, Wyoming, and the Dakotas. It's an incredibly desirable place in many ways, and very sexy in theory.
If the Liberals win the election like it looks like they could that might actually happen lol.
You can have it and fuck off with it*. Flush it down the toilet with the rest of your shithole country; we won't miss those cunts a bit. Especially the premier. In fact, why don't you just take her? Great source of methane, right there.

Just trying to be funny, btw--not to pick a fight.


They’re in a US state of mind.

Some Canadians are thrilled with President Trump’s pledge to make the Great White North the 51st state in the union — and are eager to pledge their allegiance.

“We want to be the 51st star on the flag,” declared Albertan Peter Downing, who was “over the moon” when Trump first suggested the move in a November meeting with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago.

Shawn Harvey of Alberta said Canada didn’t have his province’s best interests at heart.

“I’m not a proud Canadian, I’m a proud Albertan,” said Harvey, 52 who lost three back-to-back jobs as a truck driver in the oil and gas industry over the past 10 years.

“I feel more connected to the US,” he said.

Like Harvey, many “51st Staters” live in Canada’s western provinces – Alberta and Saskatchewan – the country’s two largest oil producers.

Mobile ad campaigns have launched in Washington, DC, declaring, “Dear President Trump, we are ready to be the 51st state,” and new merchandise – including baseball caps with the US flag slapped over a map of Alberta — are letting these Canadians show their true colors.

Dennis Modry, a retired surgeon who chairs the provincial sovereignty advocacy group Alberta Prosperity Society, is helping arrange a trek to Washington, DC, next month to discuss the union with US officials.






 
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They’re in a US state of mind.

Some Canadians are thrilled with President Trump’s pledge to make the Great White North the 51st state in the union — and are eager to pledge their allegiance.

“We want to be the 51st star on the flag,” declared Albertan Peter Downing, who was “over the moon” when Trump first suggested the move in a November meeting with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago.

Shawn Harvey of Alberta said Canada didn’t have his province’s best interests at heart.

“I’m not a proud Canadian, I’m a proud Albertan,” said Harvey, 52 who lost three back-to-back jobs as a truck driver in the oil and gas industry over the past 10 years.

“I feel more connected to the US,” he said.

Like Harvey, many “51st Staters” live in Canada’s western provinces – Alberta and Saskatchewan – the country’s two largest oil producers.

Mobile ad campaigns have launched in Washington, DC, declaring, “Dear President Trump, we are ready to be the 51st state,” and new merchandise – including baseball caps with the US flag slapped over a map of Alberta — are letting these Canadians show their true colors.

Dennis Modry, a retired surgeon who chairs the provincial sovereignty advocacy group Alberta Prosperity Society, is helping arrange a trek to Washington, DC, next month to discuss the union with US officials.






Liberals have notoriously demonized Alberta. Started with Pierre. Trudeau and his gov were worse. Hard to blame them for being resentful towards Canada. They do their part plus much more and get shit on by clowns like AndyCap
 
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They’re in a US state of mind.

Some Canadians are thrilled with President Trump’s pledge to make the Great White North the 51st state in the union — and are eager to pledge their allegiance.

“We want to be the 51st star on the flag,” declared Albertan Peter Downing, who was “over the moon” when Trump first suggested the move in a November meeting with former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago.

Shawn Harvey of Alberta said Canada didn’t have his province’s best interests at heart.

“I’m not a proud Canadian, I’m a proud Albertan,” said Harvey, 52 who lost three back-to-back jobs as a truck driver in the oil and gas industry over the past 10 years.

“I feel more connected to the US,” he said.

Like Harvey, many “51st Staters” live in Canada’s western provinces – Alberta and Saskatchewan – the country’s two largest oil producers.

Mobile ad campaigns have launched in Washington, DC, declaring, “Dear President Trump, we are ready to be the 51st state,” and new merchandise – including baseball caps with the US flag slapped over a map of Alberta — are letting these Canadians show their true colors.

Dennis Modry, a retired surgeon who chairs the provincial sovereignty advocacy group Alberta Prosperity Society, is helping arrange a trek to Washington, DC, next month to discuss the union with US officials.






Ok. But, leaving this aside, which no one will ever click on, especially me, what do you think?
 
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